04 Apr 1854
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Newspaper
Meigs County Telegraph
Location
Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1854
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription pricing and payment deadlines. It states one dollar and fifty cents paid in advance, two dollars within the year, and a late renewal fee after expiration. If unpaid, the paper may be discontinued at the publisher's option.
The passage recounts a romantic lyric about love’s rise and doubt, followed by a long anecdote about Little Pierre singing for his sick mother. Pierre, with yellow curls, pleads for food and medicine, and Madame M’s charity leads to a grand but modest audience as he sings The Orange Blossom, heartened by hope for his mother.
A long, tangled lui of 19th century notices and literary excerpts describes political intrigue, courtship of historic figures, and financial debates. It references Mr. Gwin, Mr. Pierce, and various editors, with details on land and railroad projects, merchant concerns, and public notices within a period journalism style.
A fragmented historical letter from Fountain discusses party allegiance amid public calls and mockery. It argues for independence, denounces forced conformity to one party, and upholds the right to express individual political views despite accusations of Whig sympathies.
A temperance column edited by Welfare Division officers discusses the prohibitory liquor law, political amending moves, and public duty. It cites court cases, protests against liquor traffic, and broader Anglo American policy questions, with references to Massachusetts, Virginia, and national legislators.
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