29 Nov 1865
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Newspaper
Beaver Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1865
Page
1
A poetic fragment celebrates autumn rain and its mood. The speaker hears ceaseless patter on the window, wanders through a damp forest, and feels a spirit near as leaves lie wet and withered. The piece evokes solitary contemplation and the season’s somber beauty.
A preacher condemns swearing as a grave moral abuse that dishonors God and corrupts character. He warns that casual use of the Holy Name corrupts reverence, invites divine judgment, and erodes public virtue, urging parents teachers and officials to oppose profanity.
A country friend Nat is poor and quick with a grab, he hides a chick in his hat to sneak it home. When challenged he claims only his head is in the hat and jokes about how the chicken got there. Norristown, Pa. Herold.
A New York publisher plans a history of the rebellion by General Lee. The manuscript is in preparation and no alterations will be allowed after receipt by the publisher. Lee asserts no change will be made to suit Northern sentiment.
A extended denunciation of slavery, praising Spanish abolitionists and African descendants in Madrid. The text condemns slaveholding in Cuba and Puerto Rico, urges Christian brothership, and advocates liberty as a universal right, with vivid critiques of plantation brutality and calls for humane reform.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an estate notice and mentions business cards or names. It references Masvingee Road and Taille estates with unclear formatting. No clear events, dates, or parties are readable to confirm specifics.
A fragmented exchange shows a man pleading for money with lines about promised aid and a demand of two hundred dollars. The dialogue reflects rising tension as hopes of relief meet resistance and accusations of theft and bargaining.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a long illness and recovery with scattered phrases about stockings and a girl in a crowd. It mentions fifty years and a wailing mother, plus references to a large night scene and a remarkable recovery, all in terse, unclear lines.
A blurred fragment describes a man at a whist party being urged to stay longer before going home. The text hints at happiness and love as a motive, with scattered phrases about duties, hope, and meadow scenes. The readable parts are highly garbled and offer no clear names or specifics.
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