12 Oct 1860
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Newspaper
Delaware Gazette
Location
Delaware, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1860
Page
1
A dense, disjointed OCR fragment blends reflections on motherhood education and virtue with poetic musings on dawn and heaven. It references guidance for women, moral conduct, and the shaping of character, alongside scattered phrases about nature and longing. Names and clear events are largely absent, leaving a mosaic of sentiments.
A garbled report from a Maine New York correspondent hints at Sylvia Janab Astor, described as a leading socialite tied to Broadway life. The piece references her association with prominent names and a noted 70 year old entailed dealer, but text remains largely unclear and fragmented.
A fragmented narrative recounts a clandestine rescue at a dockside, detailing Mr Colline and Lieut Stewart guiding captives from a Moorish stronghold to safety, amid a tense pursuit and dramatic window scene with a young heroine. It mixes Civil War era melodrama with scattered political commentary and a later obituary-like account of Walker’s execution.
A long, idiosyncratic excerpt details trials on hog feeding with corn and other fodder, noting weights, bushel measures, and weather effects. It includes procedures, timing from September to December, price notes, and remarks on fuel needs, plus a second section giving horse and colt care tips and a humane management anecdote from an agricultural writer.
A garbledLOCAL article discusses grape crop ripening and Isabella variety in the region, mentions Be Te How and North Carolina, notes frost effects, and hints at prices around 12 to 14 cents per pound. References Louisville Journal and export potential with Southern markets urged, amid unclear names and figures.
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