Tend Your Own Patch Wordplay and Community Morals
Fannie Boltonin Chicago Inter-Ocean urges readers to mind their own business and tend their own fields rather than gossip about neighbors Jones and his planting. The piece mocks meddling, extols practical labor, and warns against judgment while praising self-reliance and honest work.
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Zoe
Sean
Oilers
Fannie Bolton
Chicago
Inter-Occon
Fan Howard And Jim Fullerton Seek Indian Adventure
Letters from 1861 to 1882 reveal Fan Howard’s yearn to visit Jim Fullerton in Colorado with trips toward Denver Wide Awake and Cowboys country. Beside romance, anecdotes show Miss Howard aiding a mine worker, social mixing with miners and local society, and gossip about Miss Gordon and Miss Campbell amid frontier notes.
A Woman Lawyer at the Capitol Speech Duel
Joaquin Miller recounts a female lawyer who arrives with confidence and eloquence to address the Mormon question in Congress. Her initial command wanes as she forgets her piece, debates morality and the Constitution, and ultimately loses control, drawing impatient laughter before the chair ends her fifteen minute extension.
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Washington Post
Remarkable Hand at Whist Record Drawn by Noted Clubmen
Four Hamilton County residents and Cuvier Club members swore a sworn statement about a November 21, 1834 whist hand at the club rooms. Partners were Jeremiah Kierstead H Clay Culbertson E G Webster and Alexander Starbuck with two pest cards used and each player dealt thirteen of a suit. The witnesses and context suggest no collusion despite the extraordinary dealing details. The Cincinnati Three-Star notes the tale amid other items from old papers.
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Imor
Cincinnati
Egyptian Corruption In Abyssinia Reign Of Bribery
An in depth report describes corruption and misrule in Egyptian provinces south of the Mediterranean. Egyptian officials allegedly plunder caravans, profit from slave trade, and fail to protect traders amid Abyssinian tensions. The piece cites massowah governance, slave export taxes, and clashes over territory, with broader claims of ministerial incompetence and discontent among Abyssinian and Egyptian actors. It also notes religious zeal, mercantile losses, and regional instability affecting Egypt’s government and its southern hold.
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London News
Cleaner brushes and a curious family of workers
A New York Sun item describes a street scene where a grocer sells brushes for ten cents a dozen. The conversation covers costs to produce each brush, totaling one and eleventwelfths cents, and estimates earnings for the brushmaker family who work indoors at home, with the remark that many in New York are worse off than they are.
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Pon
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Ada Campbrll
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Ada
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Wade
Chicago
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New
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Calling Him Up in a Country Encounter
A countryman wanders Alabama streets seeking a State road depot. He asks about the telephones while a merchant points the way. Misunderstandings arise as they attempt to communicate across class and dialect, ending with a courteous exchange.
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Reform and Change Urged Amid Corruption Charges
A historical document calls for a decisive change in party control, citing abuses in public service and scandals like the Star Route frauds, Belknap trading stations, whiskey ring, Credit Mobilier, and expanded federal costs. It argues for reform, accountability, and a shift of power from a long-ruling party to protect citizens and maintain liberty.
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United States
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American Register
Unity and Harmony for Democratic Victory in Congress
The piece argues that Democratic success next fall hinges on unity harmony and concerted action. It condemns a few House leaders tariff stalemate as undermining party prospects while urging friendly conference and disciplined, collective leadership to rally support and defeat Republicans. It also notes Sargent’s proposed Russia assignment and the administration's handling of his letters as part of political maneuvering.
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House of Representatives
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Washington
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