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Newspaper

Adams Sentinel

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1866

Page

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New Store Opens on York Street Selling Varied Goods

A new grocery and variety store opens on York Street, two doors east of the Grube Ino Gettingberg area. The advert promises full stock including sugars, molasses, coffee, peas, spices, crockery, canned goods, coal oil, jewelry, and more with aims of quick sale and low prices.

Jan Douia Gettssberg Hinds Siaips Sant Adh Qriens Arrandald & CO Broadway New York

The Tie That Binds and Schoolyard Mirth

A reflective piece traces the bind of home and duty as soldiers leave for distant parts and youths face separation. It contrasts patriotic calls with tender scenes at home then shifts to stories of perseverance and moral lessons. An anecdote set at Linus Lac Mountin View Academy adds humor and local color.

Iwegel Republic Washington Penn Branklio Geneva Order Cantacew Tryuevil Old Adams Linus Lac Mounhin View Academy

Benevolence and national unity in postwar times

A long reflection on benevolence as a moral duty among nations and individuals, praising the U S government and northern states for mercy to freedpeople and war-torn regions. It cites the American Union Commission and relief efforts in Georgia, Savannah, and Dalton, urging broad charitable response to famine and hardship.

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A Bachelor's Defence and a Ludicrous Incident

A phased sketch from a periodical mocks bachelors with a tirade on their honesty and folly, while recounting Miss Meredith misplacing shoes before a theater scene causing audible confusion. Also noted is temperance coffee rooms offering five cent hot coffee and soup, plus a reading room with newspapers. The Iowa Senate later approved a constitutional amendment abolishing slavery by a unanimous vote.

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How Louisiana Got Its Name and Other News

In early settlement times lean female shortage led to ships from France and two belles Louisa and Anna shaping Louisiana’s name after their lovers’ rivalries. A grand plan combined their names into Louisa Anna and the state adopted Louisiana. The ledger also notes Texas tensions with Maximilian forces, cargo rafts in Brownsville, Bishop Clarke aiding Nashville’s colored community, a priest trial in Missouri, and a Chicago land sale dispute ending in cemetery monuments.

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