Speech of G W Morgan in perilous times
The speech warns that Lincoln's policy endangers the Constitution and Union, predicting a national debt of about 2.5 billion by June 1865. It urges faithful action, petitioning Congress, and unity to defend liberty, ballot purity, and press freedom amid war. It calls for broad support against tyranny.
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Deaf Wife and Deaf Aunt Visit Sparks Tense Tale
The narrator recalls an uneasy plan to entertain a visiting deaf aunt who must be spoken to loudly. A joke about a hearse and a future meeting unfolds with family miscommunication and awkwardness amid other snippets from a vintage miscellany.
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Fragmentary items describe prices for goods in Bannock and notes on various books and medicines, with dense garbled text. Mentions salt, lard, coffee, candies, and a range of prices per gallon or pound, plus a long digressive political commentary and a humorous anecdote about deafness within a family.
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Civil War in the North discussed by abolitionist papers
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Forcible Miscegenation Case Draws Attention and Fear
A sensational early 20th century newspaper item describes a case involving a young man named P accused of improper advances to a colored woman, amid racial tensions. The narrative follows threats, a chase, and a Grand Jury request for protection as violence and fear spread among white citizens.
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