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Domestic News
November 6, 1829
Providence Daily Journal, And General Advertiser
Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
What is this article about?
New Orleans reports shift from sultry to refreshing cold weather, few fatal sickness cases, and encourages distant citizens to return while strangers already flock in for enterprise.
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The New Orleans Courier of the 12th instant, says:
'after a short spell of very sultry weather we are again visited by refreshing and nerve bracing cold mornings and evenings. We hear of but very few fatal cases of sickness lately, and take upon us to inform our distant citizens that there can be but little danger in return to their homes. Strangers want no invitation.— They have already began to pour in from each direction, and we hope soon to see our streets thronged again with the sons of enterprise from all quarters.'
'after a short spell of very sultry weather we are again visited by refreshing and nerve bracing cold mornings and evenings. We hear of but very few fatal cases of sickness lately, and take upon us to inform our distant citizens that there can be but little danger in return to their homes. Strangers want no invitation.— They have already began to pour in from each direction, and we hope soon to see our streets thronged again with the sons of enterprise from all quarters.'
What sub-type of article is it?
Weather
Disease Or Epidemic
Migration Or Settlement
What keywords are associated?
New Orleans Weather
Sickness Decline
Citizens Return
Strangers Arriving
Where did it happen?
New Orleans
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
New Orleans
Event Date
12th Instant
Outcome
very few fatal cases of sickness lately
Event Details
After sultry weather, cold mornings and evenings return. Few fatal sickness cases reported. Distant citizens encouraged to return home with little danger. Strangers already arriving from all directions, expected to throng streets with enterprise.