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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1872

Page

3

Sermon and politics mix in a reflective church note

A narrator recalls a rough pews scene hearing a preacher denounce social hypocrisy while reflecting on wealth class, charity, and piety. The piece shifts to a political critique of Horace Greeley, Horace Greeley’s rhetoric toward Southerners, and contrasts with President Grant, urging unity and warning against intimidation of voters.

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Fragmentary 19th Century Rail Split Prompts Editorials

A garbled OCR fragment cites William Lloyd Garrison and a 19th century Republic theme. The readable text references dangers to the Republic, prosperity, and independent editorials, suggesting a political commentary context. No clear event or location is identifiable.

Greeley's Pittsburgh Speech by Union Veterans

A Pittsburgh meeting of veterans endorses Grant for a fourth term and denounces Greeley. The document urges unity with regular Republican groups and loyalty to the Union cause, insisting no support for a candidate lacking wartime defense of the nation.

Birrn Avenue Haven New York Pittsburgh Greeley Feb General Grant A. E. Bornaroy L. E. Duprey

Wommy and the Jersey Beach Mock Heroine Reply

Governor Wells lauded a Petersburg speech attacking Mayor Keiley while reading a Petersburg address. The piece praises a reply calling a Confederate hero “the dummy driving his horse along the Jersey beach” and extols the speaker’s powerful delivery and unwavering stance.

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Fragmentary OCR Clip Yields Little Coherent News

The readable text fragment shows garbled lines with unlikely phrases and names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are extractable to form a coherent news summary.

Various Fact Figures From 19th Century Almanac Style List

A compilation of diverse data points highlights newspaper counts in Germany, Sunday railroad fare limits, Colorado cattle investments, New York musicians, Greek grape production, Boston rum shipments to Africa, Protestant and Catholic populations in Switzerland, a heavy lamb in New York, and other statistics. It notes California wheat exports, Cincinnati property value, milk processing ratios, Berlin newspaper circulation, and insurance company policy practices. The item cites a Chicago Journal exhibit on postfire commodity receipts and shipments.

Pennsylvania Colorado New York City Greece Boston Africa Switzerland Three Bridges N. Y E. P. Bedford Bourbon County Pittsbugh Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia Bam Francisco Cincinnati Berlin Amerae Washington Life Insurance Company Spain Warrensburg Chicago Journal

Stillness as Profit in Quiet Time

A quotation from Robert Collyer in Independent urges businesspeople and mothers to embrace quiet and abstain from constant toil. It argues that moments of deliberate stillness can reveal solutions and meanings that relentless effort misses, comparing focused solitude to calm listening for insight.

Matthew Murray Leeds Robert Collyer Independent

Englishman and German Diligence Conversation Frosted Plain Cake

An Englishman and a German travel together in a diligence. The German tries to draw conversation with politeness while noting ashes on a waistcoat and a burning coat-tail. The Englishman finally asks why the German cannot leave him alone, amid a tale of courtesy and annoyance. Then a frosted plain cake recipe is listed with ingredients and lemon flavoring.

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