30 Nov 1872
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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1872
Page
1
A long fragmented text discusses democracy and political renewal, criticizing weak party reform and urging a resurrection of Democratic principles. It mentions figures like Lord and Chia Tomes, and blends commentary with scattered anecdotes and literary references reflecting 17th century style.
An OCR described jumble covering diverse topics from places and churches to individuals and events. It references Hoboken and Kentucky, the Episcopal Church, and various scattered names, odd phrases, and partial sentences without a clear single narrative.
A collage of scattered passages mentions a restaurant, a son thrown from a window, Sabbaths observed by strict families, and social observations. It weaves in references to ministers, a poetic line about exquisite taste, and tangential notes on Dodge Indians and a Michigan Senate, with miscellaneous remarks about wages and a farmer’s dialogue.
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