01 Jan 1863
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Newspaper
Aurora Commercial
Location
Aurora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1863
Page
1
The Aurora paper prints a New Year message to patrons with reflections on time war and loss. It notes how many have fallen and served, urges charity for the needy, and calls carriers to continued service despite war and rebellion. It ends with light anecdotes and moral maxims.
A war correspondence from Dillsborough Indiana dated December 23 1862 reports the 37th Indiana Vols in Nashville after retreat from Alabama, notes low sickness, and high discipline under Dr Hull and Maj Gen Rosecrans. It includes reflections on officer Cal Hull amid attacks, and a view of guerrilla activity and home sentiment. Also excerpts from Capt A Pattison 7th Indiana on Fredericksburg and a letter from Jas E Hespartz describing skirmishes and camp life near Fredericksburg.
A wartime letter from Camp Fair Ground near Henderson Kentucky on December 16 1862 describes Henderson as a town pretending to be a city with elevated ground to avoid Ohio floods and a wealthy yet surprisingly sparse population, noting numerous churches and strong piety.
Dr Hunter explains how colds progress to chronic catarrh affecting the nose sinuses and throat. He describes symptoms, stages, and dangers including potential progression to consumption and brain involvement, and advocates direct nasal cleansing and vapor therapies as effective treatments.
A southern physician claimed prompt payment by patients led to quicker recovery, arguing doctors rely on reliable customers and cannot afford to lose them.
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