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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1875
Page
6
Fragmentary verse excerpt recounts Telamon’s son and Trojan heroes and a debate over noble birth and a slave woman's appeal. The piece references Tecmessa, Agamemnon, Achilles, Hector, Troy, Phyllis, and lineage with lines on love, money, and chastity as the speaker nears thirty.
Henry Harland recounts surviving a typhoon while rescuing passengers from the American clipper Henry Clay. After peril, he earns substantial salvage money and a hefty testimonial from passengers, enabling him to marry Dora Davenport and become a successful ship-owner.
The Brattle Street Church of Boston has received 100000 to save the building. Rev Newman Smythe of Bangor Maine accepts a call to First Presbyterian Quincy Illinois. Rev J Kulling of Cincinnati takes St Johns Lancaster Pennsylvania call. May 6 marks the corner stone of a Watts memorial hall in Southampton England. A Brighton convention opened May 31 with 6000 in attendance. English NT revisers held fiftieth session May 10 finishing Romans X verse 10.
Consul Smallwood reports Venice last year details Burano lace history and a revival effort led by Princess Giovanelli and Countess Marcello. A school educates sixty seven workers though only ten at a time, with hundreds more awaiting entry. Production costs about 100 francs per metre, taking 150 days for one metre. Dr. Fambri estimates labour across bands and borders, urging development to preserve the art and provide female subsistence and independence.
The piece traces how transportation advances let Iowa and California wheat compete with Atlantic markets, driving farm specialization and larger farm sizes. It cites 19th century landholding patterns on Long Island and New York Dutch towns, census figures from 1870, and peak farm values, noting limited statistics for revolutionary-era agriculture.
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