clippings of anecdotes, verses, home recipes and remedies, etiquette tips, and other housekeeping advice from the mid-19th century, as well as a few casualty statistics from the Civil War. Front cover is labeled, “Isaac McCamant, White Hall Farm, Salisbury Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.” Note

: This collection contains papers and records of the YMCA and YWCA in Lancaster, including the 1859 constitution and by-laws of the YMCA. Newsletters for both organizations outline services and classes offered, lecture series, meetings, and information about health and fitness. Brochures advertise Camp

use restrictions. Publication fees may apply. Language: English Biographical and Historical Note: Source of Acquisition: Gift of Elizabeth H. Wise, 12 November 2005. Custodial History (Provenance): Harry Lincoln Long was the donor’s maternal grandfather; he kept these documents for the family

Civil War was absolute. The drafted man could always hire a substitute if he could afford it. Starting in 1862, the U.S. government allowed this escape from military service on the theory that, so long as each name drawn from the wheel produced a man, it made no difference whether the drafted person or