Miscellaneous Items from the Che Hulletin Notes
Phoebe Couzins is 23. Dr Peters of Hamilton College eyes another planet. Wool mills in Columbia will produce 400 yards weekly. Temperance revival grows in Columbia. Alabama negro finds 890000 in gold and silver. A Virginia inventor claims a hill climbing engine. Col. Jeff Jones nominated for governor by Fulton Telegraph writer. Hannibal Railroad debt case pending before Supreme Court.
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Hamilton College
Platte County
Daviess County
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Callaway
Col. Jones
Senate panel urges end to postal car system on railroads
From Washington comes word that the senate appropriation committee will propose abolishing the postal car system on railroads and repealing free letter delivery. The move aims to cut costs by ending benefits for few cities, with potential savings near the $7,000,000 yearly postal department deficiency.
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Senate Appropriation Committee
Postal Department
Question on religious acknowledgment in constitution discussed
The House Judiciary Committee reports against legislating on Goulet petition seeking an acknowledgment of Almighty God and the Christian religion in the U.S. constitution. They cite framers’ debates and the decision to keep church and state separate, urging discharge and table placement of the petition.
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B. G. Goulet
Congress
United States
Fathers of the Republic
Arkansas town seeks forty smart women
An Arkansas town contemplates recruiting forty smart women but determines that twenty could suffice to achieve the desired level of “smartness.” The proposal reflects local debates on social roles and community image in a small town setting.
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Arkansas
Ruffles and Tucks Provoking Satire on Fashion Tyranny
Special correspondent E. T. W. laments millinery tyranny and dressmaker burdens in a forceful letter to Mrs. Grundy. The writer mocks elaborate ruffles from head to foot and calls for men to curb expenses, urging couples to share burdens and seek simpler, honest homes.
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Fair Land
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Harpar
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Tugine
Bobby's Trousers and the Highland Dinner Scene
A 1853 Fingask anecdote recalls a Highland family hosting English relatives. Child Bobby, under injunction to be quiet, demands soup fish and wine, threatening to tell if denied. His biting line about trousers from mother’s old blinds cracks the room as guests laugh.
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Robert Chalmer
Miss Grundy Graphic Letter Narrates Sprague Boot Lesson
A Washington Graphic letter recounts Senator Sprague telling his eldest son the family has fifty cents and the boy should learn to boot black. The boy quickly blacks every boot in the Sprague mansion including a newly bought nineteen dollar pair. An Illinois youth asks editors if whipping a father is wiser after a girl returns a costly poetry book.
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