Delaware State Reporter Promotes its Statewide Reach
The Delaware State Reporter announces steady growth since its March 1853 launch and its aim to serve as a central, Democratic aligned weekly. It pledges timely news, telegraph and telegraphic foreign updates, farmer focused content, and direct reporting from Delaware's capital, with emphasis on accessibility and reliability.
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The Trifles of Life Or the Gentler Wiles
A reflective essay on everyday courtesies and kindness in social life. It contrasts cheerful benevolence with constant complaint, urges small daily acts of courtesy, and urges readers to begin improving happiness at home and with neighbors rather than distant philanthropy. It cites anecdotes on manners, punctuality, and considerate speech.
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Hoosier State letter notes crops prices and wages
A resident from Madison County, Indiana writes from Axpdexson to Mr. Eptrom describing local crops and a drought rough year. He lists farm product prices, wages, and general living costs, contrasting with Delaware. He notes railroad shipping starting east and reflects on modest wealth and community.
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Winter cattle feeding and root culture discussed
The article argues proper winter feeding sustains cattle, horses, and sheep. It favors regular sanitation and good quarters, warns against overreliance on poor fodder, and suggests one daily corn fodder meal with a final night feeding. It notes droughts, root crops, and pasture practices across farms, with anecdotes on hog fattening and grazing strategies.
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Thanksgiving Feast for New York Newsboys Save for Oysters
A New York newsboys club faced a lean Thanksgiving until Washington Market dealers donated enough to feed them for three days. They held a supper with turkey and oysters, hear addresses by supporters, and reflected on the founding of Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims.
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