Republicans and the Negro in Maryland Politics
A analysis of Maryland Republican stance on negro suffrage against Democratic pressure. Northern Republicans are accused of cowardice and opportunism while Maryland Republicans are said to avoid defending black voting rights. The piece cites Louisville Courier-Journal on Republican cowardice and contrasts with Jeffersonian ideals opposing banking dominance and moneyed corporations.
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Novel cloth weaves many beautiful new gowns this season
Fashion notes from New York describe broadcloths in light delicate colors for evening wear with white gowns muslin painted with pink rosebuds. Albatross, satin sashes, and embroidered trims lead winter gowns with lace, peau de soie, and rich wraps. Furriers show lavish peltry and tailor coats. sleeves puff at the elbow and two toned effects appear.
Tobacco-Curing Attachment and Farm Buildings Share Space
A survey of farm equipment notes a tobacco curing attachment with a movable bar and pulley setup for hanging cured leaves, alongside a popular style corncrib design enabling wagon drift and compact winter storage. It also covers asparagus bed care, permanent pasture formation, late hatch poultry, strawberries, tomatoes, and promotional notes on farm life.
Pluck: Bread Pudding and Melon Selection Tips
Recipes and household notes cover a bread pudding with milk eggs sugar and raisins, muskmelon ripeness signs, buttered buttermilk virtues, baked tomatoes and savory puddings. Also included are currant marmalade, boiled corn with wine, stuffed peaches, and old-fashioned stuffed eggs.
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