The Theatre as a Mirror of Life and Morality
A defense of the stage against critics led by Rev Dr Strong. The essay argues theatre can elevate morality and educate souls, citing Shakespeare, Richlieu, Webster, and Hamlet for reflections on patriotism love and virtue. The author insists the stage is a noble school and a valuable aid to the church when in capable hands.
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Strong
Buckingham
Woolsey
Richlieu
France
Hades
Richard
Hamlet
Wilmington and Weldon R. A
Wilson
N. C
Silas E. Warren
Prin
Witsonxn
N.C
Noted Southern Deception and a Remarkable Coffin Find
The Daily Argus mocks Northern Republican distrust while reporting a striking event from Columbia South Carolina a woman believed dead was found alive in a coffin with a newborn baby. The mother is recovering and the infant is thriving as pallbearers were startled by a catlike cry.
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Columbia
S. C
Hasty Burials and Respect for Time of Rest
A civic note opposes hurried burials arguing graves should not be disturbed until natural signs confirm dust unto dust and earth unto earth. The piece emphasizes reverence for resting places and cautions against premature closures of tombs.
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