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Corydon Democrat in Corydon, Indiana
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Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1874
Page
1
Independent Harsh Critique Of Tax Policy In Coryden
A self described Independent Democrat criticizes an Independent Republican aligned piece in Coryden Re panticau. The author accuses the piece of ignorance and misrepresentation while arguing tax records show county tax reductions over recent years and contesting inflated claims about tax rises. The letter questions support for the Democratic ticket and accuses the Republican party of creating current office burdens.
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Nan
Republican Teket
Pam
Counny
LE Capitot
Tle
Peety
Democratic Party
Demagogue Attacks Republicans Over Taxes And Oppression
A reader letters accusing a rival of demagoguery and urging support for the Republican party to lift new taxes and officers. The Massachusetts Board of Health report highlights farmers health risks including rheumatism dyspepsia fever lung diseases and consumption from overwork and poor diet with dietary and living condition critiques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Strarant Democrat
Massachusetts Board of Health
Pittsfield
French Bridegroom’s Real Estate Plot Ends Far From Altar
A tale from France describes a groom to be who plans to take his future father in law’s real estate on their wedding day. The bride collapses at the chapel and is later found hiding, as villagers search the grounds for the missing groom amid a festival atmosphere.
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France
The Bridal Tree and a Baby in Loss
An old tale describes a stubborn bridegroom kept aloft by a tree during a marriage ceremony and the chaotic scene that ends with him down and the wedding proceeding. It follows with a sonnetlike reflection on motherhood and the irreplaceable loss of a baby, the deepest bond a mother knows and the grief that follows.
Only a Baby Turns Into a Lost Future
A grieving speaker recalls a baby lost to life and future plans. The passage contrasts the imagined hopes of motherhood with the stark emptiness after the child’s absence, noting the boy, youth, and future man that will never be. The line “Only a baby” frames the悲劇 as a profound, unseen loss.
Colorful flowers lure ducks to gaze and listen indoors
A Land and Water writer notes ducks show strong attraction to bright borders of China asters and violet blooms, gathering around them for hours. During a summer piano session, two ducks entered the room and waited silently for each musical pause. Subsequent scenes show ducks coming indoors to listen whenever the piano played.
Singing canaries drive New York bird trades and culture
In New York the demand for singing birds is high with canaries the favorite. Canaries dominate two thirds of the trade, mostly imported from Germany. English birds are less valued. Large and small shops sustain a thriving market with hundreds of workers and agents abroad. A Texas dog’s exuberant tail wagging caused a kitchen fire, leading to the creature wearing a muzzle.
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New York
Germany
England
Europe
Texas
Bears at Home in London Zoo Put on Iron-Rowed Display
A London Zoo writer guides readers through a white bear enclosure with a stone house and vine covered walls. Bears pace by a pond under iron bars after an escape attempt and a notorious incident. The female bear once had young. the mother killed them, while the male bears fur and mood are described. Ice blocks keep the pond cool in summer heat. Election notes summarize 1874 outcomes in New Hampshire Connecticut Oregon North Carolina Tennessee Kentucky Rhode Island and a near total Democratic sweep with Brown and Ives winning Rhode Island.
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Zoological Gardens
London
Connecticut
United States
Oregon
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Brown & Ives
Rhode Island
Cin. Enquirer
A Shunned Indian Man Faces Lifetime Punishment
The Virginia City Chronicle reports a "tall athletic squaw" who is actually a male Indian punished by his tribe. Deemed cowardly and unfit for battle, he is condemned to wear women’s bubiliuetos for life. He is ostracized by both whites and Indians, moving through the streets alone as a pariah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City Chronicle
Kentucky Women Outwit Cunning Slylock in Courier Tale
A Courier Journal correspondent mocks Kentucky men by recounting a clever husband named Slybuck and a chorus of familiar dodges. The piece depicts a late night entry and a rocking cradle ruse exposed by Mary Jane who reveals no baby is present.
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Courier- Journal
Kentucky
Slybuck
Mary Jane
Saya
Public square scene erupts as crowd cheers speaker
In Denver a stranger stands on a public square and shouts for thousands to climb. the postmaster, removing his coat, steps outside to join the response. The moment captures a lively, mass audience reaction to a provocative call.
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Denver
True Politeness From a Montana Guest in Philadelphia
A Montana man visiting Philadelphia writes to a New York friend about a formal dinner. He describes glass bowls with water and lemon mistaken for lemonade, and notes guests’ smiles while learning the lemons were finger bowls used to rinse fingers. He laments no one washed hands after the drink.
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Montana
Philadelphia
New York
Jobo
Opposition fuels progress and self reliance
The text argues that opposition aids effort, comparing to kites rising against wind and noting storms are essential to growth. It says hardship is natural to humanity and necessary for becoming useful, warning against shrinking in a calm.
Long-tailed and short-tailed horses in livery pay
An Irish newspaper advertises horses for livery with rates for long tailed horses at 3s 6d per week and short tailed at 3s per week. The joke notes long tails help brush flies while eating, unlike short tailed horses. The text ends with a dated quip referencing the sons of Ham.
Humble and Poor Prayers Echo in Methodist Service
Paraphrased prayers capture a small church moment where a minister asks for humility and poverty and a deacon jokes that if God keeps him humble they will ensure he remains poor, reflecting humor and faith in a local worship setting.
A Year Until More College Commencements Amid Sorrow
A bleak mood sweeps the land as readers lament the long wait of a full year before further college commencements thrill the community. The note reflects communal grief and anticipation for future ceremonies.
Indian and Injuncer jest at Pacific depot
An engineer asks for a litle Indian with a pappoose at the Pacific Railroad depot. A Iowa circus lures crowds by betting Schuyler Colfax could ride a trick mule. Grass City Kansas mourns a mayor who would share his tobacco.
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Pacific Railroad
Iowa
Schuyler Colfax
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