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Newspaper
Wakarusa Weekly Sun
Location
Wakarusa, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1875
Page
2
In Louisville a new wave of Whisky Ring smuggling investigations is under way. The probe aims to reveal a deficit near six hundred thousand dollars and challenges the Republican Administration for tolerating the wholesale swindle for years. The drive, timed before a presidential election, seeks to purge the party of thieves.
A Mishawaka Enterprise columnist mocks fishing articles and calls editorial life demoralizing. The Elkhart Review cites England and Queen Victoria to argue for female political power, asking where a smart woman would rebuke a male critic offended by press recreation and gender slurs.
The Albion correspondent reflects on a South Bend Union piece praising sleep and natural rest, linking human habits to animal behavior. It recalls Norah Perry, Owen St Clair and a poetry debate, notes on public discourse, and ends with a pledge of military loyalty and support for trusted soldiers in public office.
Fragmented text shows a Chicago Inter-Ocean item criticizing a poem by Mise Perry and invoking public notice of alleged theft. The piece includes quoted remarks, discussions of propriety, and references to Norah Perry and others in a disputed publication. The readable content signals a literary quarrel and a formal public notice in a historical issue.
An earnest plea from a church sexton condemns rude behavior outside and inside services. He notes constable Ranier may take action if disturbances recur and warns youths to attend properly or face public naming. Parents and community are urged to instill respect and refrain from mockery during worship.
The piece chronicles mood shifts among farmers and residents as harvest winds down. It mentions new fuel, a whisky related fracas, a rising bustle in dried beef and fur trades, and a typhoid pneumonia risk to Traax’s youngest daughter, with local church and house actions noted.
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