19 Mar 1859
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Newspaper
Whitewater Register
Location
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1859
Page
1
The Whitewater Register notes a planned opening of a fourth suber school for children in the third story of the building. Officials expect completion within the coming months and emphasize community access and safety.
Fragments describe a scene with a maid in carriage and distant figures. Vague references to media, fair weather, and emotional reactions appear, with disrupted lines and broken phrases indicating OCR damage and noisy transcription.
A historical treatise argues that plows, perfected by 1859, transformed farming by enabling deeper soil turning, better moisture control, and root growth. It emphasizes plowing depth, timing, and soil structure as key to crop success, with guidance on weather, subsoil conditions, and avoiding erosion.
S P Vilfresh M D of Marietta Ohio records heavy rainfall in 1858 with months May to November seeing record depths. The oversaturated ground damaged peaches apples pears and corn. vast floods along the Ohio river affected seed germination and early plowing. a young boy and a woman confront hardship and charity prompts a moral scene about compassion and forgiveness.
Obituary notes the death of Sherman Croswell esq aged about fifty six in New Haven after a long illness. He was son of Rev Mary Croswell and Trinity Church pastor, Yale College graduate 1829, longtime editor of the Albany Argus. Croswell known for courteous manners and reserved temperament, blending poetry with political journalism. He moved from Albany to this city and passed after protracted illness. Rests amid reflections on his character and contributions to journalism and public life.
Prof McCurs recalls Daniel Webster and the presidency and laments that a man of such talent never held the office. He argues Webster’s finest post would still not equal his impact and urges readers to consider posterity’s judgment, praising Webster’s patriotism and national service.
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