The Puzzle, a Noble Woman, and a Doctor's Bill
A satire mix notes on a parish tale of a dull seminary student who preaches unexpectedly and pleases a congregation. A Paris wedding shows poverty and education clash with a bride who signs a cross. Worcester Spy records a 1880 doctor bill with small visits and meager charges amid farming weather updates for crops.
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The Indians and the white man in a long history
A dense, polemic reflection on the Indian plight and white settlement, tracing two centuries of conflict from eastern forests to the plains. The piece juxtaposes existential struggle with a parable of mercy, faith, and law, interleaving anecdotes and deduced moral lessons.
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Disgust and fashion in a New York Times letter from Saratoza
A correspondent from Saratoza criticizes a young woman at a dinner table for cosmetic eye paint, while railing at fashion extremes. The item then touches on corn crop abundance in the South and promotion of Gen Hancock, with assorted anecdotes and local notes.
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Views of President Johnson on Reconstruction discussed
A Cincinnati Gazette sketch relays General Lebenek remarks on Johnsons plan to keep military power in rebel states while allowing local civil governments as temporary experiments. It covers suffrage and three fifths representation, with notes on negro suffrage and future constitutional amendments.
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The Schoolmaster and the Statesman of Vermont
A lengthy reminiscence profiles Thaddeus Stevens from his Vermont origins to his rise as a Pennsylvania schoolmaster turned statesman. It notes his role in shaping Pennsylvania’s common school system, his legislative leadership, and reform work, then reflects on his reception by teachers and party colleagues while highlighting his national impact and legacy.
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