01 Jul 1865
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1865
Page
1
A narrative contrasts Kate Maxwell with Nancy Lee, showing Kate’s inner beauty transforming her and making her outward appearance glow with soulfulness. The piece follows Kate from homely youth to a radiant bride, highlighting love as the key to lasting beauty while Nancy remains showy but hollow.
A collection of practical tips: reinforce stairs with thick paper to prolong wear, clean brass kettles with salt and vinegar to prevent verdigris poisoning, gum tragacanth paste for storage, boil and skim molasses for better flavor, damp tea leaves freshen carpet colors, tailor dust-pans with handles to rest flat, mix charcoal and honey as a teeth whitener, and gentle moral maxims about loving others and speaking kindly to receive kindness.
Col Hatch, a rebel commissioner, is in Libby prison and quips to General Mulford about the lack of glass in the prison windows. Mulford notes the common claim there has never been glass. A note on snail consumption says a special market may open as escargots surge in popularity, echoing Roman tastes.
Botts affirms the new State of West Virginia and recognizes Francis H. Pierpoint as lawful Governor of Virginia. He accepts abolition, questions the Alexandria constitution, and opposes appointing disloyal men to office.
A Civil War tale recounts a rebel veteran's return and his son's blunt answer about the war effort. The exchange centers on a controversial pursuit involving bringing a Black man to Kansas, reflecting era attitudes.
The matter is understood to be settled and will be tried by a civil tribunal, probably the U.S. District Court for Maryland, with Chief Justice Chase presiding. It remains unclear whether the charges will cover treason alone or additional offenses as well.
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