Rates and Rules of Advertising in New Harmony News
Rates and rules for advertising in the Then New Harmony News of New Harmony Indiana dated August 1 1868 list pricing by square and insertions. Rates include one square ten lines or less at per hundred and different durations. double charges for local column ads. quarter column rates shown for one to twelve months.
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First Gun of the Campaign Speech by T A Hendricks
In the Senate July 14 Hendricks criticizes the current administration and Congress over 1865 1868 wartime and postwar policy. He questions expenditures taxation civil vs military authority and the handling of Reconstruction and negro suffrage urging voters to choose the Democratic ticket led by Governor Seymour and General Blair.
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Pendleton and Hendricks praised for Democratic unity
The Louisville Courier lauds Pendleton and Hendricks for cordial support of Seymour and their strong, harmonious leadership. It emphasizes their patriotism, statesmanship, and potential to receive high national honors, urging party unity against internal strife.
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Governor Saymour’s Theorem on New York and Pennsylvania Voting
A fragmentary political message asserts Governor Saymour will carry New York and Pennsylvania, predicting 59 electoral votes for the combined slate. The text claims regional loyalties ensure the outcome, noting no candidate has won without these states.
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Read Advertisements Like a Newspaper Card
Advertisements reveal broader human activity than news and vary in style from dull to witty. Brevity and point win readers, while advertisers act as public salesmen crafting clever bits that entice shoppers to stores. Read the small type. the ads are a key index to current interests and prices.
Deep plowing and trenching yield richer soils
The author argues for thorough cultivation, noting deep, trenched soil allows heat, air, and moisture to penetrate, promotes stronger roots, and uses capillary action to bring up nutrients. Shallow, thin lands stay cold and wet, losing heat and fertility. deep plowing feeds the hungry ground and may bring higher returns.
Governor Seymour Faces Copperhead Label and Grant Support
Thurlow Wood notes Seymour cannot be beaten by copperhead taunts and warns that disloyalty pressures could mobilize over 300000 votes in New York. He calls for eternal vigilance to elect Grant while Weed labels Washington politics as a cabal. In Washington, General Thomas accepts 8 per ad leadership amid government destruction rumors.
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