18 Sep 1863
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Newspaper
Whitewater Register
Location
Whitewater, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1863
Page
1
A damaged verse-essay deifies Union sacrifice and condemns slavery as the root of the nation’s ills. It portrays freedom as an eagle demanding to cleave the clouds, urging resolve to end oppression and preserve the republic. The piece laments bondage and defends emancipation through force of will and righteous faith.
A narrator confesses lifelong slight deafness and recounts misread interactions in families trains and social events. He describes overhearing gossip misinterpretations and the social sting of being judged deaf while using clever workarounds and recounting encounters with friends Webster Walker and Dr Mixon.
The article sketches Chattanooga in Hamilton County Tennessee with about 6,000 residents, notes hotels, printing sites, and a lack of a bank. It places the city north of the state line, on the Tennessee river, as the northern terminus of a western railway near Atlanta and Georgia.
The piece argues a wife must be seen as desirable to keep a husband from drifting. It urges women to cultivate charm and a vivid, shared life beyond childrearing and housekeeping, warning that neglect of personal vitality can dull a marriage. It contrasts mens’ benevolence with their faults when not challenged by romance.
A long, edited excerpt reviews M. Thiers as a dramatic and romantic writer who advised Napoleon III. It notes his age around sixty seven, his past as prime minister under Louis Philippe, his visits to Bavaria and Austria, and his cautious stance on Polish affairs. It hints at a potential role in imperial administration while marking his recent cessation of major literary activity. It also cites his early work with the Constitutionnel and his wide scholarly output.
The narrative recounts Elwes famed for charity to himself and miserliness toward others, resisting debts and luxury while shocking peers with penny-pinching schemes. Thomas Guy is praised for immense wealth and philanthropy, funding wards at St Thomas Hospital and endowing a major hospital project despite personal quirks and eccentricities.
A compact historical reflection traces the Caucasus region from ancient legends and biblical figures to empires that shaped the era. It notes Nimrod, Noah, Prometheus, Alexander, Medea, Pompey, Gregory, Tamerlane, Genghis Khan, and the Turkish removal of Genoese roots, with Russian incursions and a claim of a continuous kingship lineage dating back to Abraham.
The article describes advanced sliding doors with rat and iron truck mechanisms that seal tightly against rain and cold. It details matched boards and strips creating a durable, almost indestructible surface, with minimal sagging and easier operation, plus cheaper shed doors built similarly for strength and durability.
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