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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1867
Page
4
An OCR fragment notes weights and measures for grains and fruit trees including six to eighty pounds with various names. It also describes pruning advice for Davaxer pear and other fruit trees and details an ancient yeast recipe using hops flour sugar and warm water. The passage ends with moral reflections on fortune and adversity.
A Massachusetts lawyer facing a jury verdict speaks of bribery and a peck of beans as a rebuke to the jurors. The judge warns against repeating the insult while a later tale recalls a young boy misnaming a black man, highlighting racial attitudes of the era.
A fragmented OCR text reveals items about The New York Mercury weekly paper, 1867 club notices, subscription terms, editorials on Union restoration, and varied mentions of advertising copy. The passage includes references to notable contributors, illustrated pages, and subscription offers, with disjointed fragments from ads and notices.
The piece reviews Tan Crrate’s seventh volume and its supporters claim of fidelity to Democratic principles, opposing Abolitionism and Jacobin tactics. It urges readers to aid circulation, outlines subscription terms, and promotes quality Western journalism with a focus on markets, agriculture, and politics.
Balou's Monthly Magazine announces subscription details and pricing. It mentions a large circulating issue with varied content and a dedication to news and war sketches. The text includes references to H. Het and T. Godman, with an unusual list of assets and miscellaneous items.
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