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Domestic News
August 5, 1829
Pawtucket Herald, And Independent Inquirer
Pawtucket, Providence County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
The Yellow Springs, Ohio, Casket reports that the harvest has concluded with good grain crops gathered under favorable weather and ample labor. It notes a positive moral shift with reduced Sunday harvesting.
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Harvest. The Yellow Springs, Ohio, Casket of the 20th inst. says, "Harvest has come and gone, The grain crops are pretty generally gathered in; and the anxiety and labor of the farmer somewhat abated. The crops were good, though not superlatively so; the weather has been very favorable, and laborers plenty. An evidence of moral improvement whence we derive the greatest pleasure, is the fact that the practice of drawing in grain on Sunday has greatly subsided. This sign we hail, as no inconsiderable step in the march of moral improvement."
What sub-type of article is it?
Agriculture
What keywords are associated?
Harvest
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Grain Crops
Moral Improvement
Where did it happen?
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Event Date
20th Inst.
Outcome
good crops gathered; reduced sunday harvesting indicating moral improvement.
Event Details
Harvest has concluded with grain crops generally gathered in under favorable weather and plentiful labor; practice of Sunday harvesting has greatly subsided.