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Newspaper
Cambridge Reveille
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1850
Page
1
Poetic fragments from Moore's Irish Melodies reflecting memory and love. The speaker recalls Eve Stomber and distant friends, memory’s light amid night, and a minstrel’s fading star as love’s fate is pondered. The lines evoke mourning, longing, and beauty lost to time.
A tale records Philander Nicholls, celebrated as a hard drinker, immune to radical cures. His wife’s scheme to reform him by fear ends with a watchman dispatching him to a medical college for an anatomy scare.
A long moral vignette argues that mothers should provide employable skills for daughters during sudden poverty. It follows a merchant family's fall from wealth to a cottage life, detailing how the women’s industrious tasks and frugal economy restore happiness and family unity.
The Cleveland Plaindealer recalls the adventurous life of our California Senator designate. It notes his $40,000 annual rental income in San Francisco and details his rise from army lieutenant to explorer to boundary commissioner. Fremont’s bold travels with Kit Carson and his trial before a court martial are highlighted, ending with his election as U.S. Senator and planned voyage to Washington.
A February report from Havana claims President Taylor may abdicate in favor of General Cass, with Cass to assume the White House. The same dispatch mentions a possible new expedition against Cuba, possibly landing at Chagres, a choice seen as odd given regional defenses and authority.
A long collage of misspelled and clipped excerpts on advertising value, temper in public debate, and humorous anecdotes. It quotes figures and events from Washington to Louisiana, includes Fraungry and a satirical father’s letter, and ends with notes on a Massachusetts granite monument block.
A Cincinnati Atlas letter argues the Valley of the Ohio, six million strong, remains peaceful and unconcerned by national conflagration. It dismisses Southern threats and vows the West will stay in the Union despite Southern talk and Congressional orators.
The Detroit Advertiser notes inflated hog weights seen in Indiana and Illinois coverage. It cites alderman Whiting having hogs weighing 1080 and 1100 plus pounds, purchased from farmers near Adrian, with further large animals mentioned last year.
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