Thanksgiving sermon and local notes from 1885
A broad mix of public notices, sermons, personal sketches, and local commentary from 1885. The piece includes a Thanksgiving sermon outline by Rev. W. R. Baldwin, remarks on Crony political figures, bank liabilities, and various anecdotes about New York City and nearby towns, with scattered quotes and dated reflections.
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