27 Jun 1865
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1865
Page
1
A speech urged women to stay at home and support their husbands, arguing thousands of homes would be happier with wives at home. It urged women to keep homes and themselves tidy and to act now, resisting delays and postponement.
The piece argues for concise prayer focusing on needs. It cautions against long, mechanical mouthing and urges swift, proper discourse at the throne of grace. It warns against excessive volunteer service and emphasizes following the purist creed to “shut the gate when thealist is out.”
Dr Hatfield argues the phrase applies to hardened adults not children and notes the ease of guiding simple hearts to the gospel while recalling school days and classroom ordeals. The piece reflects on surprising religious conversions and the resilience of education to harsh discipline practices.
A fragment highlights domestic child rearing rules urging restraint, gentle discipline, and daily routine for health and morals. It contrasts practical guidance with a Wisconsin clergyman’s sensational sermon plan, ending with an interrupted dramatic example.
A fragmentary column mixes Voltaire era prophecy with local satire. It recalls Toni Vine’s France return at the City Hotel on Broadway and a prophetic boast about a Bible shortage in five years. The piece then lampoons misread lyrics in church and a street scenes with swaggering banter about theater and theft.
Practical guidance on food storage and preparation covering freshness, preservation of meats, dairy, sugars, and spices, plus notes on potatoes, corn beef, beans, milk in meals, and general kitchen hygiene. Includes a humorous vignette about a housemaid delivering a love letter and observations on newspaper reading in families.
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