The Statesman Daily Text Excerpt April 27 1947
A long scanned excerpt from The Statesman Marshall Michigan dated April 27 1947 includes reflections on supreme Intelligence and free will, scientific critiques of miracles and magnetism, a moral debate about virtue and restraint, and a satirical poem about a bird nest. It also contains social commentary on education and district schools, plus a political extract discussing Massachusetts and South Carolina in Congress and state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergie
Vite
Mayen
Tin Tienen
Tuatavere
Ted
Andar
UN Annuiuhoas Sc
Cleciru-Umgs
Musea
Christ
Thos Mimeles
Hanson
Miro Pinson
Mordaunt
New York
LeGare
Alordanat
Adeclace
DD Steic
Childres Auced
Alordaunt
Catra
Alissachusetts
Massachusets
South Carolina
Crsn- Ina
Massachusetts
Congress
Algne
A Victorian Row Over Ladies Reading Habits and Morals
A fragmented 19th century critique discusses female reading, dress, and social virtue. It laments sentimental novels, women’s leisure, and elopement harms, urging restraint, moral reform, and sober behavior for grandmothers to daughters alike.
Gen Taylors Family and Public Recognition
The text reflects on General Taylor’s long military career and rising public notice after victories at Rio Grande Monterey and Buena Vista, noting how his energies and genius drew attention and sparked recognition as his role in history became apparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Tate
Rio Grande
Monterey
Buena Vista
New York
Taylor Family Lineage and War Service Recited
A Baltimore Patriot reader recounts the Taylor family history, detailing Gen. Zachary Taylor and his kin. It covers his ancestors in Virginia and Kentucky, and notes his five sons and three daughters, with brief mentions of their lives and marriages. The piece praises Taylor’s wartime leadership from the Indian wars through the Chesapeake affair and the War of 1812, and highlights his later command in Florida and the Mexican campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinie
Baltimore Patriot
Gen. Taylor
Col
Richard Taylor
Virginia
Gol. Daylor
Kentucky
Jeff Monison
Clay
Taylor Mariran Lirother
Thancock
Zachary
George
William
Elizabeth
Hancock
Ohio
Andusa
Louisville
Gearce
Lonisville
Joseph
Okeechobee
Comissary Do
Emily
Taylor
James Taylor
Newpat
Gen.Taylor
Major South
Theory
Maryland
Byker Ky
Thee Daughers
Ann
Matual Deebert C. Wood
Amny
Mexico
Sateh Kaos
Jefferson Davis
Monterey
Buena Viea
Davis
Yale College
Tsliaa
Ceing
Adison
Richard Henry Lee
John Gahie
Dendlewon
James ‘A Garuour
Gen
Haat
Texas
Zaruaay Tayron
Newark
Chesapeake
Seventh Infantry
Moerit
Imeat
Saend
Port Harrison
Lake Okee Chabee
Florida
Flonda
Gas Department
Fon Jesep
Rio Grande
Davia
Mississippi
Buena Vista
Wellantic
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Marshall Stateaman
Marbialiqcalio
Seth Lewis
Ravel DE Advertising
Psquare
Jose
Phec
Prink
Court House
Marshall
Calhoun County
Micuicay
Alfitimlion
Tith Mate Life Ingirante Company
Siaty
Mariimaer
Atorneys
Detroit
Mich
William A. Cour
Nelson
U, States Supreme Court
Michigan State
Jy & Lorter
HL. Brown
Michigan Insurance C Amp
Mewiace Ramey
Wayne
Dak Son Kalanmeros
Montory
Thiv
Adua
Tpasan
Avis
Wedlrt
Star
Ieee
Trananes
Tiasneha
Rtis Sunvivaty
Winston
J. Rei
Aly
Aimee A
Phae
Hues Liatper
W.H Aspiogwell
Loring
Andrew Arper
W.tl
Loring Andrews Amney Brows
Richonlfe
Nt e-President
the Statesman
Marshall, Mich
A. Chil
Saul
Maine
Tavénhiu" Streai
Mary Greeny
Saul Hale
Aline Neal
Rowley Tate
Abe
Teiniars
Catskill
Mortanot
Eden
Maria
Julia
Henry
Aocely
Ellen
Graru Rial
Geniteo
Lana Inca
Mstviet
Shidit
Pia Oosin
Caroling
Avery
Athans
Constanty
Woeteter
Ike
Culhoap
Mastachusetts
Jay Marcell
Senate
Marcelias
Iis Het
Dansing
Beteg
Bey
Elden
Alea
Austin
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