21 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1875
Page
1
In Appledore and beyond a tale unfolds of anonymous notes, jealousies, and a marital rift. Mrs Hinton writes and mails a nagging lure to test her husband’s fidelity, prompting a chase through streets and libraries until a torn note proves her deceit and drives them apart then toward reconciliation years later in a seaside town.
A fourteen year old boy in a Boston area narrative reads a president’s message aloud, misreads much of it, and misinterprets details while his grandfather reacts with disbelief. The tale shifts to local lore about Hing Hampham meetinghouse, its age, design, and segregated seating, followed by vignettes of a late night in a temperate town with drinking and noise, contrasting a calm Sabbath morning with a bustling prior evening.
A vivid rough sketch portrays Mis Manrek as a tall square man with a steadfast posture, blunt confident manner, and bold silent bravado. The observer compares him to a strong frame of steel, noting a lack of sentiment and a belief in rule and science, with a rugged, unsympathetic countenance and a steady, unyielding gaze.
A wandering compilation of anecdotes, quotes, and brief notes covers manners, jokes, science, religion, poets, and odd facts. It references Bonaparte, soldiers, American statistics, Dr Draper, weddings, oranges, and local tales, mixing humor with sermon like reflections and social commentary.
A Little Rock resident Civil War veteran writes Congresswoman Kelly about Republican financial policy. He argues soldiers were paid in depreciated greenbacks then rewarded bondholders with gold payments and tax exemptions, condemning repayment in gold and calling for fair treatment of soldiers and an end to taxation on his assets to fund bonds.
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