03 Feb 1860
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Newspaper
Delaware Gazette
Location
Delaware, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1860
Page
1
A mid 19th century tone essay argues that constant complaining harms vitality and health. It urges adopting cheerfulness and trust, reducing nervous strain, and avoiding excessive busyness. It emphasizes moral counsel to parents about child temper and preventing vice through balanced, contented living.
The article Piece surveys Leap Year 1860 and its tradition of women asking, contrasts it with social views, and extols the ideal of young women entering adulthood as capable workers. It references prominent figures and regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois, and New York, and discusses cultural expectations for women in the 19th century.
A lengthy account describes a visit by Tennessee and Kentucky officials to a Ohio Capitol gathering. Speakers, including Governor Denuiaon and Lieut. Gov. Kirk, praised the Union, lauded Andrew Jackson, and urged loyalty to the Constitution while warning against disunion and sectional agitation. The narrative also recalls northern speakers detailing treatment in various states and contemplates social conventions and gender expectations in postwar society.
A winter Rochester meeting near Syracuse drew a large crowd as fruit exhibitors showcased over fifty varieties led by a notable apple display from Ellwander Barry and other merchants. Discussions covered vine planting, winter pruning, and economic outcomes for winter apples, with farmers detailing yields, costs, and practices amid political tension and abolitionist rhetoric.
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