25 Jan 1865
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1865
Page
1
A poetic fragment from November 1864 laments money debt and changing seasons. The speaker pleads for aid from autumn’s bounty and laments time’s stamp like revenue, pondering if summer’s birds could be stolen to ease fate.
A letter from Major General Sherman describes the Pittsburg Landing actions on April 6 and 7 1862. Sherman credits General Smith with selecting the field and recounts Buell's timely arrival and the high cost of the fighting while defending Grante's decisions. He argues memory fades details and emphasizes courage over strategic fault.
A fragmentary artifact note references a date or event around 10 Perpeta with unclear context. Readable terms point to possibly an art event or listing, naming no clear participants or institutions due to damaged OCR. The item remains ambiguous and unconfirmed.
A lengthy letter column critiques Lincoln and Chase over Union party strategy and slavery policy amid Civil War concerns. It argues for unity behind Lincoln's administration, denounces radicalism, and predicts wartime and postwar outcomes in Europe and the United States.
A survey highlights wartime philanthropy. The Sanitary Commission, Preventive Service, and Department of Relief aid soldiers with food, clothing, lodging, and medical care across camps and hospitals. Christian and Bible societies contributed millions, aiding freedmen, orphans, refugees, and wounded, while churches and missions expanded support and salaries.
A Rural New Yorker correspondent outlines best practices for storing roots in cellars. It warns against damp, dirty, or overcrowded conditions and emphasizes ventilation, avoiding heat, and keeping stock dry. Where possible, bury or store outdoors, wash and dry roots if needed, and prepare for winter feeding with careful handling.
A fragmented speech portrays Spooner resisting arrest over drunkenness and defending loyalty to government policy. He argues liquor tax funds the war effort and expresses willingness to drink none to set a virtuous example for the country.
Fragmentary text hints at religious music expenditures in New York churches, mentioning a budget between 120000 and 150000 dollars and a 000 year timeline. Details are unclear due to damaged source.
The text notes people misreading others by assuming motive in everyday actions. It cites irritability from indigestion, and the tendency to blame strangers for offense rather than understanding their own faults or misunderstandings in social interactions.
A fragmented note reveals a speaker’s declared resignation from a post. The writer cites modesty and gratitude while claiming to step down in favor of a worthy successor, suggesting internal conflict and a sense of obligation.
Instructions describe two cheese methods using cow milk buttermilk and butter milk. The process involves heating the mixture without boiling, curdling, draining, and adding salt and cream or butter to achieve a soft cottage cheese texture suitable for summer and for those with limited dairy access.
An article discusses best practices for transplanting trees from road and pelagic areas. It argues against repeated wasteful cycles and favors careful root and trunk handling to minimize damage, including proper digging trenches and protecting main roots.
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