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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1862
Page
1
Andrew H. Caughey praises the aging veterans of the Revolution honoring their courage since Bunker Hill Monmouth Yorktown and Delaware crossing. The poem laments dwindling numbers while blessing their enduring legacy and patriotism as they near life’s end.
The article lists multiple classic confection and batter recipes including Apple Pudding Plain Cake Tapioca Pudding Corn Cake Rush Jumbles Barley Pudding Britannia Metal polish Tea Cakes Butter Cales Cup Cake Indian Meal Muffins Chicken Pot Pie Apple Fritters and more with step by step ingredients and methods for each dish. The reader is guided through mixing quantities, spices and methods for baking and frying these old fashioned treats.
In October at a Springfield Missouri farmhouse Lucy Dudley defies Confederates, feeds and aids captured rebels, and guides Major Zagonyi’s force to safety. Her courage inspires nursing wounded soldiers as the Union victory unfolds and the flag remains aloft.
Practical note advises cutting out bearing wood from this year to promote new shoots and a stronger growth for next season. The item ends with a rainy day exchange about treasure from the ground and a joke about two wives.
A pious aunt tells her niece that a man proposes but God disposes. The niece retorts that if a man proposes to her she will dispose of him according to her own views, as he suits her.
The note observes that Washington and Prince Albert died in the same month and same day, December 14, and within about the same hour, in the years 1779 and 1861, marking a striking temporal coincidence.
A sharp line about honesty: the more truthful a man, the less he seems saintly. It argues that pious demeanor can hide flaws and moral blots if true character remains visible.
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