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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1869
Page
4
Poem fragment reflects longing and inner emotion as the speaker contemplates burdens hopes and desires. Vivid imagery hints at youth feverish longing and a distant ideal crystal light refracts through years shaping memory and longing.
The piece argues that true manners go beyond surface grace and table etiquette. It links courtesy to self respect, social equality, and inner restraint, noting how genuine behavior reveals character and endures private pressures as well as public form.
The text argues that early training shapes manners and restraint, especially among women as custodians of refinement. It notes the link between civility and social standing, and contrasts genuine breeding with superficial display. It ends with a legal note on tax sales and official duties.
The Army and Navy Journal notes ex soldiers from both unions restoring ties after the Civil War. Northern veterans, famed for experience and leadership, mingle with Southern Confederate volunteers now acting as trusted community figures. Time should heal old enmities as states rejoin the Union and slavery secession repudiation fade from memory.
Fragmentary 19th century notice offering gratia copies for subscriptions. Mentions four or six copies pricing terms and remittance, with unclear references to Magazines or Weekly publications and a promotional incentive. Includes names and monetary amounts but remains largely unreadable.
An 1870 notice promotes low rates for the Gazette and the American, offering subscriptions for two dollars per year and a special price for early subscribers. It urges readers to join as a large agricultural and family paper, emphasizing value and limited time availability.
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