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Newspaper
Moline Review
Location
Moline, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1880
Page
7
A corresp dent describes tomato seed saving from the largest firmest fruits to ensure sturdier plants. It warns keep milk in close vessels, fresh air affecting spoilage, and notes wheat from Vallejo, a snowflake variety, may yield 60 bushels per acre with practice. Reminders cover hog fattening timing and hay versus bran value.
Melt butter. fry finely sliced onion to golden color and add pepper. Melt butter with flour and sugar in milk. beat eggs and bake in small patty pans until browned. Serve hot.
Biographical sketches recount James Hannay a critic and writer born at Dumfries, with naval service and editorship of the Edinburgh Courant, dying 1873. Census notes highlight Montgomery county couples John and Maria Shiefly, Henry and Mary Cressinger, and Jacob and Mary Campman with long marriages and large families. An aside mentions the Empress of Austria as a skilled fencer.
The speaker warns that the South strengthened politically after the Civil War could seize control of the Senate, court, and policy if the North remains divided. He argues a solid South would rewrite or overturn Reconstruction era gains, disfranchise freedmen, and threaten free government, urging Northern voters to back the Republican party to preserve civil rights and federal authority.
An excerpt from the Warren Ohio Tribune denounces the New York Sun and similar journals for following an evil example, labeling their actions grossly inappropriate and condemning their influence.
Hon. Jacob D. Cox addressed a Republican mass meeting in Hamilton Ohio outlining key party aims. He urged upholding the Union, civil rights for freedmen, debt obligation, war claims, and resumption of specie payments while denouncing the Democratic Party.
The Staunton Virginia speech report matches the original with key passages omitted in the Northern version. The dispute centers on whether Hampton altered the text to remove pro slavery and secession advocacy, suggesting a revised copy by Hampton or an editor.
The piece condemns principles blamed as godless enemies of man, arguing they cost the nation billions and lives. It cites Hampton as a major Southern leader and warns that slavery, secession, and nullification remain possible if national resolve weakens. It urges unity to defeat these dangers and recalls Wade Hampton’s warning.
Deputy U S Marshal Oliver sought four men in Andalusia Covington county charged with mutilating witnesses A mob of about fifty armed citizens vowed to resist federal authority and insisted state control would prevail until Hancock’s election. The marshals plan to return with help to enforce the writ and capture the fugitives.
The item questions which individuals now claim old Civil War votes or stances such as supporting Breckinridge Valandigham or Lincoln opponents. It notes Democrats could exploit these claims if dared, citing Lockport Journal.
A young man sings at a piano for a physician's daughter while an old gentleman debates the nature of a sigh. He argues that any sigh seems to come from the heart though lung clues may exist, revealing a flawed identification of symptoms.
The readable portion shows scattered letters and words without a clear事件 or named entities. No identifiable people places dates or organizations are discernible to summarize a coherent news item.
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