No. 1 Tippecanoe Convention Gathers For Rally
A large Tippecanoe Convention assembles with veterans from Battle of Tippecanoe present. Speakers denounce Van Buren and call for Harrison or Bigger tickets, urging unity at the August ballot. Remarks praise the West, defend liberty, and honor Revolutionary figures while outlining party platforms.
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New York
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Log Cabin Council House
Natchez Sketch From Murray’s Incyclopedia
Natchez is described as Mississippi’s largest town with two parts the lower landing and the upper bluff side home to wealthier citizens. It notes river trade high cotton shipments in 1825, French fort history Fort Rosa lies ruins, and the Natchez Indians led by Heck with sun worship and laws.
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Calves Raised On Milk: Pittsfield Farmer Describes Method
Robert Colt of Pittsfield Mass answers a commission inquiry on calf rearing. He explains his plan to remove calves from the cow and feed them with three quarts of new milk as part of his farming method and its observed results.
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Robert Colt
Pittsfield
Mass
Wheat Flour Pudding Directions and A Noted Escape
Instructions for making flour pudding with milk eggs and nutmeg then baking or boiling with tips about raisins and cooking times. Also a dramatic report of a staged murder attempt in Iowa Territory near Fort Madison, detailing attackers, pursuit, arrests, trials, and sentences, plus a note debunking a Crockett alive hoax with Mexican mines.
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Crockett
Texas Sentinel
Col. Crockett
Austin
Federalists Seek Texan Involvement in Centralist Quarrel
The Federalists used various ploys to draw Texans into the dispute with Centralists. The Crocett humbug was tried in hopes rumors would spur thousands of volunteers from Tennessee and other states to join Federalism. Built. Pat.
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The Crops Expected To Be As Fine As 1839 Harvest
Based on exchange papers the Baltimore American notes there is much ground to anticipate a crop nationwide as fine as the 1839 harvest, praising the expected yields and the labors of farmers.
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Fort Wayne Industry and Diverse Notices
Fort Wayne shows progress with new canal basin projects and planned warehouses and breweries at the eastern and western ends of the city. The piece notes German Philadelphia printing anniversary plans, a Natchez tornado wreck report, peculiar animal tales, accidents, land slides near Three Rivers, and various anecdotes from across the country.
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