12 Mar 1859
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Newspaper
Tipton Advertiser
Location
Tipton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1859
Page
1
A varied page includes poems about snow and a long essay praising women, interspersed with temperance commentary on liquor adulteration, sorgho cultivation notes, and a local church trial over slave trading. It blends literary verse, moral essays, scientific summaries, and regional notices.
Exveniesce Gov Ki Lowe Keokuk Wm G Woodward Muscatine Iowa Hon W B Miller W Penn Clark Iowa City Hon Benj F Stanton Bellfontaine Olio S J Crew Lipton Jews of
A subjoined extract from Donald G. Mitchell’s address urged readers to value ideas over money and to elevate farming life. He called farmers to cultivate books, pictures, nature, and a cheerful home, eschewing brutality and neglect of education. He urged daughters to value practical skills, avoid fashionable vanity, and nurture harmony at home.
The Puntytown Register details an ecclesiastical trial at Knottsville in Tylor County Western Virginia. Willis Rector, long known as an aged and respected Methodist Episcopal Church member in Knott, is central to the proceedings.
A New York Christian Intelligencer correspondent reviews Dr Sanger’s controversial work exposing urban vice and the fate of women drawn to brothels. He argues lack of daily bread drives many into prostitution, pressing for prevention through employment and social reform. Fort Dodge Iowa reports a deadly well collapse during court house work, burying three men. The issue also prints practical recipes, a note from Rev Daniel Waldo on aging gracefully, and a Kansas slavery bill update.
Mr Anthony Kilgore of Mason County Kentucky reports to the Country Gentleman on an 1856 initiated experiment testing Early May wheat from Nashville. The seed matured June 14, two weeks earlier than acclimated varieties, showing no rust while neighboring crops suffered. A large rust free crop yielded 62 pounds per bushel, while later varieties weighed 4 to 5 pounds menos.
Reports claim Chinese workers gather and pack glassware for shipment to China, earning over two hundred percent profit. Henry Ward Beecher remarks on beauty and youth, while reflecting on changing Sabbaths and personal sentiment as time alters perception.
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