Calamitous Sayings and Gentle Tales From Cobourg
A collage of era notes includes a grim quip about a guillotine and a jab at New Florence politics, followed by a humane snapshot of the unlikely friendship between widowsto Grant and Davis in Cobourg Ontario. The piece contrasts quiet cottage life with memories of the Civil War and urges readers to keep their local DemocRAT copies for lasting records of births deaths marriages and sales.
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Colonels Watterson and the Four Hundred in American Liberty
A fragmentary historical railing on Puritan values and Cavalier ideals, urging tolerance and unity. It cites figures from New England letters to celebrate religious liberty and republican virtue, invoking Whittier’s plea to reject falsehoods and idolatry.
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What Women Like to Know Fashion Notes and Tales
Dangling trimmings adorn evening gowns with chiffon rose motifs as ivory velveteen outfits and new wool fabrics feature figured selvages. Stole effects appear broadly and sleeves show large baggy wrists while loose velour coats create long lines. Mrs J A Hays near Indian Creek sold $150 worth of turkeys this fall, and Mr and Mrs W R P Jackson spent Thanksgiving with relatives at Suelbina.
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Indian Creek
Norval Brown Returns Home For Thanksgiving Visit
Columbia student Norval Brown came home for Thanksgiving dinner and to visit family, sharing time with relatives and reconnecting after semesters away.
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Columbia
Barbed wire and tariff defense of steel trust questioned
Barbed wire made by the steel trust sells in Europe for two thirds the price charged to American farmers. The Republican pledge to remove protection for bad trusts could start by removing the 40 percent tariff protection for the steel trust. Mrs H R Hardy visited in Quincy Friday.
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