Defiant South Defense Outs High Tide of Abolition Debate
A Republican paper reacts to Northern push against South suppression of the colored vote. It praises Blaine and Sherman critics, denounces Civil War era carpetbagger tactics, and argues for party unity against Northern interference while preserving Southern interests and home manufacturers.
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A Political Weathercock in a Turbulent Speech
A fragmentary account shows Senator Sherman delivering a contentious speech. It references taxation, rates, and political maneuvering, with several garbled names and dates, including February and July, amid a tense public debate and party responses.
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Sherman and Blaine in the Fight Over Chicago Nomination
The piece surveys rival factions and public sentiment surrounding the Chicago Republican convention. It contrasts Sherman’s past influence as Treasury Secretary and loyalty to Administration power with Blaine’s perceived moral stance. It notes Sherman's political strength and the clash over tariff policy, predicting the outcome and party mood shaping the nomination battle.
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Home and Farm Tips from a Bygone Era
A broad, fragmented reader column covers home remedies and farming advice. Topics include insect threats to fruit trees, winter tree protection, making apple jelly, cooking with rice and milk, feeding stock, preserving soil fertility, and safe household practices like airing rooms and flushing waste pipes.
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Points for Poultrymen Slt Gunctions Answered by a Well Known Authority
A Rural New Yorker letter by C S Cooper outlines poultry handling practices. It covers using ground oyster shells for pantry, cabbage and worms control, building a small brooding box, ventilation, bedding, and safe packing. It argues eggs should be sold by weight to improve size and breed selection.
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Three Good Principles in Democratic Platform
Fragmented text outlines three core Democratic principles on taxation and government. It argues opposition to high taxes, urges restraint on surpluses, and supports reductions targeting broad impact. Mentions national policy, statesmanship, and executive support within a historical party context.
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Parasitic Worms in Calves Remedy Found in Old Text
A historic note describes calves coughing and discharging frothy saliva with diarrhea due to threadlike parasitic worms. It claims worms affect young animals from chickens to calves and prescribes a turpentine and iron emulsion with linseed oil and gum water, dosed daily before feeding.
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Log Cabin Remedies From Ancient Foresters
An article extols old time log cabin living and natural cures, praising hardy frontier people and herbal remedies over mineral medicines. It includes Warner's log cabin remedies, mentions specific tonics like Log Cabin Liver Pill and Log Cabin Cough remedy, and notes a New York promoter's claims about oysters and health.
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Unclear Historic Claim on Bed Companions and Nobility Honors
A fragmented historic note suggests a quirky belief that sharing a bed with someone ill or in love affects health and sleep. It mentions a claimed remedy improving coughs colds and bodily tones and a figure called Mi kad o who supposedly benefited, with an importer granted a noble sword.
Frontiersman malarial danger and home remedies promoted
Weatward and era items warn new immigrants about malaria and catarrh and tout Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a safeguard against malarial disease and liver issues. Also ads promise cheap pictures, patterns, and a February issue, urging subscriptions and listing Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar and Vike Toothache Drops as cures.
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Pocket rifle opens debate on rights and safety experts weigh in
A fragment discusses an inventor of a pocket rifle and reactions from advocates and the public. The text mentions medical endorsement of a product called Long's Pearl and hints at regulatory concerns, while invoking imagery of an invasion of privacy or personal space.
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