01 Sep 1868
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Newspaper
Reading Daily Eagle
Location
Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1868
Page
1
A garbled OCR piece references names such as Hawley and G. Hawley with unclear dates or actions. The fragments suggest a notice or advertisement item but lack coherent facts or context to describe a specific event or outcome.
The Campaign Eagle announces three monthly subscription periods August 12 to November 12 at 8 ios per dollar and September 12 to November 13 at 2 nios per dollar, with no rate for October 12 to November 12 without cash. It promotes Democratic unity and daily news coverage for Berks County voters.
From Packards Monthly an essay argues industry as wealth and urges a constitutional land cap to prevent monopolies. It contends inheritance of large arable tracts harms thrift and employment, calling for state sale of excess land and better public aid to the poor. It critiques charity as misapplied and stresses rural opportunity and personal responsibility.
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