03 Oct 1849
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1849
Page
1
A long excerpt outlines home treatment for wounds sprains and fevers. It covers stopping bleeding with cloth, bandages, and pressure. applying cold packs and poultices. sponges and herbs for bruises. basic steps for burns bites and eye irritation. cautions against excessive remedies. and general care like keeping the patient resting and elevated, with emphasis on avoiding dangerous folk practices.
A mother prays for her nine year old son amid fears of poverty and hardship. She trusts in divine mercy to grant him joy and justice in a brutal world, while the boy remains an angelic figure in her devout hope for heavenly solace.
A New England cottage tale unfolds as Mrs Walton faces poverty and a brave choice. Clara Walton weighs a marriage proposal while her mother reveals a painful past, Henry’s condition, and moral sacrifice amid Forester’s duty and a loving reconciliation.
Jackson writes June 24 1840 to the State Central Committee withdrawing his nomination for Lieutenant Governor as Free Democracy’s candidate. He cites circumstances and seeks unity among Reedop and Star supporters, noting his gratitude and intent to prevent misinterpretation while recalling past Whig and Free Democracy tensions.
Austin Blair counsels full unity among Free Soil supporters in Michigan, praising Coe as fit for governor and urging cooperation with Whigs and Liberty men. The letter emphasizes adherence to liberty principles, opposition to slavery extension, and a pledge to promote the Free Territory Ordinance in the coming election.
The Whig State Convention nominated F. J. Littlejohn amid surprise and mortification among leaders. The editorial asserts principles have repeatedly fallen to opposing forces, urges unity and concessions, and argues moral suasion should drive effort to avert defeat and ruin.
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