28 Jun 1865
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1865
Page
1
Fragmented prose reflecting on a seaside isle and a girl named Clarice or Clarence. Vivid imagery of waves, a frost pane, and a grave, with themes of childhood, memory, and longing as a person gazes upon a tombstone and parting dreams.
A lengthy argument urging rapid extinction of national debt through repayment and tax reform. The author critiques current revenue and proposes ideas such as debt payoff by capitalization of future taxes and a broad, fair tax system to lessen internal levies while maintaining government funds.
A long Washington style discussion traces how freedmen’s rights, universal enfranchisement, and state constitutions affect voting. It cites General Gantt’s view on black suffrage, historic laws granting or restricting rights, and Missouri reforms. It notes Southern loyal opinion toward equal laws and the need to protect civil rights for all citizens.
Fragmentary transcript shows a tense exchange with threats and insults as lawmakers argue about Nebraska measures and political strategy. A speaker vows resistance yet warns of consequences, framing the clash as a moral confrontation and power struggle.
A broad plot to rob Toronto banks and exchanges has been uncovered and authorities say the targeted establishments are now guarded. The article blames unscrupulous skedaddlers and bount jumpers who seek Canadian protection and praise in lighter terms. The New York World criticizes Andrew Johnson during his vice presidency, noting the country applauds the United States for leading in affairs.
Fragmentary notice outlines advertising rates and placement guidance. Mentions special notices obits business cards and varied line pricing. Contains garbled text but signals rate structure for notices and classified items.
A religious piece explores human soul discipline and joy in faith, describing how songs and reverence ascend through devotion. It notes church reconstruction in South and East Tennessee, Bishop Clark's transfers, and German Reformed Church pioneers. It also mentions Miss Gladstone’s $5,000 subscription toward a foundation and the new Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster.
A farm letter from Germantown discusses starting calves in early spring with fresh cow milk for the first two weeks and then gradually introducing cake meal and salt. It stresses ease of weaning, feeding warm milk, scalded meal, and providing water and shade in a small enclosure.
A reader describes a crude at home remedy for cracked hooves using copper pieces and a heated iron to burn the crack closed. The method involves placing copper across the crack securing it with a plate and cautions to keep the crack tight during healing.
A Newten correspondent recounts field notes describing cutting back suckers at different hoeing times. He notes some stalks were removed early while others were left, and mentions how ears formed where cuts occurred, yielding observations on old agricultural practices.
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