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23 Sep 1865
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Warren Mail in Warren, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1865
Page
1
How to Be a Wise Wife in Domestic Management
A long admonition advising women on marriage and household economy. It urges wives to control finances, avoid constant nagging, keep private matters private, and cultivate diplomacy to maintain harmony. It warns against flaunting Mrs status, promotes selective spending, and suggests aligning with husbands on big decisions while preserving some independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anere
Bridget
Lot
I am a Democrat after all says Nasby letter
The piece recounts Petroleum Nasby describing his shift to the Democratic Party from Whig roots. He narrates boyhood theft and race-based punishment, then vows to redress wrongs, with a humorous moral about politics and identity interwoven with reflections on faith and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justis
Speer
Lucy Ker
Sherman and Howard Powder Prank on Georgia Campaign
During the Georgia campaign General Sherman and General Howard shared a gag over a seidlitz powder. Sherman took the mix with good humor after Howard produced a real powder from his valise. Bystanders laughed as the ruse played out.
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Gus. Stier
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Howard
Georgia
Sherman
Stoward
Johnsons position on negro suffrage in national vs state control
Letter from James Harlan to George B Edmonds discusses President Johnson’s stance on whether suffrage should be decided by state or federal authority. Harlan argues the Union party supports extending voting rights via state action without federal compulsion, while preserving constitutional guarantees. He notes Iowa may extend suffrage and expresses support for universal literacy and patriotism as qualifications.
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Drewartwaenr
Wasmeron
D. C
George B. Edmonds
Clermont
Iowa
Union State Convention
Copperhead Convention
Johnson
Union Party
LT Bey
United States
Union
Congress
Linter
Union Party of
James Harlan
Mother recalls tale of Joe and the lions at the martyrs
A mother recounts telling her son Joe about martyrs and lions. Joe interrupts with a frightened observation about the lion behind them, noting it will not get away. The anecdote mirrors a child's blend of fear and humor during a solemn lesson.
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New York Independent
Joe
America
Emeral
Ireland
Sun never sets on the Queen's dominions joke
An Anglo conversation with an Indian yields a quip about the sun never setting on the Queen's dominions. The Indian replies that God fears to trust an Englishman in the dark.
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John Bull
John
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