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Newspaper
Marathon County Record
Location
Wausau, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1862
Page
4
A fragmented 19th century compendium mixes aphorisms, quips, and anecdotes about women, bees, wisdom, and social foibles. It features oblique dialogues, a mix of proverbs, and mock dialogues that hint at gender roles, marriage, and daily life through humorous vignettes and old newspaper miscellany. The piece preserves a period voice with rural humor and social satire.
The Evening Post in New York proclaims its long Democratic alignment and duties as a family paper. It offers Daily and Semi Weekly editions with full market reports, a digest in weekly issues, and subscription options priced by year with club discounts and specimen copies sent on request.
An 19th century advertisement extols Prairie Farmer style agricultural paper plans, urging farmers to subscribe to The Wisconsin Patriot. It touts broad content including laws, literature, and building guides, with subscription prices and agent notices, and promotes Life Illustrated weekly with architectural and craft features.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces an enhanced through route with connections to East and West lines. Through trains link Philadelphia New York and Washington City with nightly sleeping cars. tickets available via Baltimore and Ohio agents J W Sullivan and T M Cole at Bellair and Baltimore.
The Argus and Democrat announces proprietor change and upgrades including A. B. Voyler & Co presses to reach 2000 impressions per hour. The paper pledges independent, people-focused reporting, economics, and a weekly edition joining the daily. Subscription rates and a tri weekly are detailed.
The World and related supplements promote independence and Union support, outlining editorial principles, daily and weekly editions, subscriptions, and club offers. It describes agriculture, manufacturing, and foreign correspondence emphasis, with detailed pricing and postal arrangements for readers, cler gymen, and clubs.
John W. Forney announces a new weekly War Press to cover the Civil War with engravings maps and telegraph reports. The paper will feature editorials voyages religious intelligence markets and premium offers to boost subscriptions. Subscriptions priced at 2.00 a year with club rates and premiums for large signups.
The Springfield Republican announces new year changes including new type and a serialized American social life novel by Timothy Titcomb. It quotes praise from major papers and outlines subscription rates for daily, triweekly, and weekly editions with club discounts and terms. An address to Samuel Bowles & Co. notes specimen copies available.
The state of Wisconsin offers bonds to the amount of 100000 dollars in sums of 100 dollars each at six percent annual interest, payable semi annually. Principal due July 1, 1877. Tax for interest and principal payable by coin share or Wisconsin funds. Applications to the State Treasurer of Madison. Governor Alex W Randall, Louis V Marvey Secretary of State, Samuel D Hastings State Treasurer, and Commissioners.
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