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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1865

Page

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Michigan's Redcar Sky: Epic Michigan Journey Along Tracks

A vivid traveler’s panorama along Michigan’s route from Chicago to Detroit describes forests, farms, and towns. The piece extols Michigan’s resources, fisheries, and growth, calling the state a bright star in the Northwest with vast forests, rail progress, and expanding settlements. The journey highlights cities, towns, rivers, and landmarks, emphasizing prosperity and national pride.

Michigan New England Oly Usapes Checker Board of Pun Bent Oate Ruillyard Linge Tivera Tosyphy Gusad Kalawazoo Myron Rabin Rouge Joseph Niles Otty Cooper Kylwinzo Dian Jackson Elief Arid Sere Hiv Waykind Redcar Haif Milion Aysien

Men and Women and the American Muse in Curtis

The Springfield Republican correspondent summarizes a debate on male praise of a woman and the moral implications. It contrasts sincere admiration with insinuations of immorality, praising Curtis and pondering the limits of affection between men and women in public discourse.

M.C. A Springfield Republican George William Curcis Curtis Wertien Aid Ss Poplnijaye Hhaudenine Dietoneunesey Penenekeiniy Jan Enadt Wien Bebold Adonius Corvey Kehonkuils Guris van Be Aimerican Phy Reyprise Muse Lenny

Roll Up the War Maps of the Great Rebellion

The article laments aging Civil War maps being rolled up and stored, noting many are four years old and in poor condition. It recalls Napoleon era frustrations and contemplates the maps’ usefulness, fearing much will become waste paper while hoping for enduring value to scholars.

Europe Pitt Napoleon Newaia Wydee Kirby Smith Port Darling James River Jwe Aestinella

Horace Greeley’s New York Independent History Volume

Horace Greeley in New York discusses the second volume of his history of the great Rebellion. The piece notes high demand with seventy thousand copies already in print and praises the author’s narrative method and perseverance through heavy daily toil. May reference to the Independent and related figures appears in critical context.

New York Greeley Horace Greeley J Rey Howe The Independent Suantan

The Photographic Grin And The Lifelikeness Question

The article discusses why photographs often fail to capture true likeness. It notes that a sitter’s expression and pose, plus camera angle and operator influence, can produce a result far from real life. The piece explores the nervous tension and practiced calm a subject feels during a session.

Ming Capdioh Dickens Trivinias Nathin Mic Bie

Red Hair and Fashioned Locks Through History

Fragmented text discusses red hair and its social meaning, noting public fascination and mockery of hair color across eras. It references Danish invaders, beauty standards, and historical figures linked to fashion and hair, with distorted phrases and garbled OCR.

Teeth and Character Sermon Fragment Highlights Teeth’s Influence

A fragmented sermon discusses how teeth affect a woman's character and social opportunities, arguing that beauty and confidence in teeth shape behavior and perception. The text shifts to assorted notes on animals, auctions, storms, and curious historical sayings without a unifying event.

Political Plot and Johnson's Stand in Congress

The speech at Parm ingham exposes a plan around President Johnson and the four elements of power. It argues the racial states will push to enter Congress this December and that Johnson must align with Sumner and Kelly to keep or admit them. The speaker stresses the stakes of whether Johnson supports or blocks rebel states in Congress.

Wendell Philips Parmingham Massachusetts Mr. Philips aDir-Gumner Dr. Wilson Mar. Melly Matis Sumner Boutwell Kelly Phs Tam Coyngel Waileto Johnson Congress North Carolina Caeolina Georgia Alabama Masissippi Touisiana Arkansas Florida Texas Washington McPherson House Maine New Hampshire New York Uouti¢eliont Rhodesland Alabma Mississippi Bunt Guarlemeo Chosun Joonigiaen Democratic’ Party Aldrgaekared Republican Party Ventleman Jong Tute Apsiew Jolpgop Publicad Pakey Dbali Ithour John McPherson Andy Johnson Charles Sumner Judge Kelly Soday

Death at College Reveals Harsh Suffering of Poor Student

A Cambridge student from Buffalo, twenty-two, died in sparse rooms at Traford College after a year of meager meals and harsh confinement. Ex-President Peabody assisted, but the scholar died before receiving the first scholarship of $500. His mother carried his body home as the campus remembered his quiet struggle.

Cambridge Cor Springfeld Cor Damber Greeny Maissine Peabody Samritha Harvath

Swedish Clergyman Charged in Poisoning Scandals

The London Morning Advertiser reports on M Lindback, pastor at Silbroal in Wermland, accused amid a string of arsenic poisonings. Retired merchant Linen died after boarding at the parsonage. arsenic found in his stomach. A widow Qoria Huken also sickened, showing arsenic in vomit. Papers reveal a forged agreement for 10,000 rix-thalers and a prior murder by the pastor.

Stockholo London Morning Advertiser M. Lindbuck Silbroal Wermland MM. Linen Qoria Huken Rem Lindback Lysan Dummer Findbackata

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