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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1875
Page
3
A mosaic of observations on women from the era. Notes on housing campaigns, clerkships for women, and education in Italy. anecdotes on domestic life, fashion, and social expectations. Mentions Beech er jury chatter, charity wages, and evolving duties of mothers and wives.
June 3 10 304 M entry notes a Washington area medical curio or facility in distress. The fragmentary item hints at a local appointment or event involving medical offices and public health, with uncertain specifics.
A young woman in Putnam sought a boiled beverage as friends assisted, but she quickly grew ill and died soon after, becoming the last to endure the troubling episode before her expiration.
In a reported meeting the New England Associated named George W. Davi of the Goorsel as its elected leader. The event notes party figures and local supporters attending, highlighting organizational leadership.
The speaker criticizes “make believe” women in streets and fashion, lamenting vulgar showiness and dirt. He mocks long trains and gowns worn by upper class ladies and urges decency and cleanliness over ostentation in public life.
From the Eagle report a saloon keeper discusses ice cream flavors and patient beliefs. He notes vanilla as a classic base, lemon for elderly ladies, strawberry for younger women, and orange peach and mixed specials for others. He argues ice cream is harmless, palatable, and fashionable while countering fears about its effects.
A fragmented admonition warns readers to avoid cons and sharp practices by sticking to trusted buyers and sellers. It stresses buying from known regular businesses, seeking local markets, and being wary of strangers offering unusually low prices or secret opportunities. It urges caution in contracts and assurance before purchases.
The piece argues for disciplined speech from women and girls, condemning loud or foolish chatter and praising plain, strong language. It urges mothers and sisters to model virtuous speech, insisting education and training shape behavior and influence the next generation.
The Chinamen who walk over bridges dated two thousand years ago cultivate plant centa and feed a land around Shanghai called the Garden of China. It spans area as large as New York and Pennsylvania combined, with a complete water network, three harvests yearly, and a dense population seen in blue pants everywhere, as if a grand muster were underway.
The Reading Eagle describes a two year old crab apple tree on Mr. N. F. Bechtel’s premises that bears a large white rose at the top. A flower is visible from the second story. Health Commissioner Miller calls it one of the greatest curiosities he has seen.
A numerously attended gathering at the St Louis Merchants Exchange heard speeches by Cockrell and McClellan on western counties ravaged by devastation. A handsome fund was subscribed and extensive services organized for a large number of churches, aiding destitution and suffering.
Fragments describe a loud religious quarrel among seven disputants that roused a sleeping dog from its rest by the hearth. An observer shouted to silence the tongues as the scene erupted with furor and alarm.
A string of small notices from Tennessee papers details local efforts. Masons in Pulaski discuss building a hall while counties from Greene to Giles organize Grange groups and celebrate agricultural prospects. Revival memories, county jails, and notable births appear alongside crop reports and plans for upcoming sermons and commencements.
Florida ships watermelons to Savannah while Augusta citizens form a St George's Society. An Atlanta ice factory contract valued at 12500 dollars is planned. Savannah defeats Charleston in a yacht race. Muscogee County Georgia grand jury indicts two policemen and Casts brother for murder. Prison escape attempts near Raleigh NC lead to fatalities and injuries. ex Gov Vance of NC honored by Wilmington Jewish community for a lecture. James Monroe colored hanged in Gainesville for murder. last words urge unity. South Carolina forms furniture making company. Belle Boyd provokes a Negro in Opelika Alabama. Twelve blackfish driven ashore near Stauounes LA. Grain cradle demand soars in Macon market. Old world vitality noted by Telegraph and Messenger. An orange tree in Waldo FL bears heavy fruit. Maj. Allan dies in Virginia. Georgia and Alabama Grange leaders plan Atlanta meeting to discuss Patrons matters.
On May 2 1750 a rare darkness spread over the Northern States, called The Dark Day. In Hartford the Connecticut House debated adjournment as reports swirled that the day of judgment neared. Colonel Davenport urged action, declaring he would not adjourn, and requested candles to be brought to witness duty.
Coffee should never be roasted darker than rich chestnut brown. Approaching black yields a burned dry flavor and a harsh infusion.
The transcript recounts Tilton and Beecher trial moments as Mrs Tilton describes her alleged adulterous confessions. Evarts and other counsel challenge the credibility and timing of the notes and letters. The testimony focuses on the wife’s statements about her relationship with Beecher and the implications for their marriages.
The passage extols Cincinnati and its rise as a commercial metropolis linked to Indiana and Kentucky. It lauds merchants like Probasto and Longworth, notes civic pride, philanthropy, and plans to honor prosperity with monuments. It frames Cincinnati as a thriving regional hub shaping state identity.
A vivid vignette shows a homeless boy mocked by passersby until a kind teacher visits, aids, and later rescues him and a fire, then reflects on morality and Christian ethics arguing for inner holiness over miracle. The piece contrasts pity with bravely moral action and ends with a sermon on supernatural religion versus pure morality.
A jury yesterday ruled for the defendant in the case Downing versus Henry C. Brown proprietor of a Denver tract. The suit charged Brown with misusing school land granted by Congress. The trial stirred strong interest and the plaintiff to pay costs.
The Philadelphia grand jury yesterday returned forty nine indictments against Robert L. Wishart and several co defendants including J E Batchelor George Myers and George McMallen alias Robt B Johnson John B Moreau and others. They face charges of uttering fraudulent forged coupons alleged to be attached to bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company endorsed by Geo P Ut and Lindley Smith.
A boy finds something that might shock his father and blurts out a cryptic line. The father then orders him to clean the back yard that afternoon, ending the snippet with a terse parental ultimatum.
A California clipping describes two men returning from a picnic who were intoxicated. One man, imagining himself sober, warned his companion to keep straight, jokingly noting the implied brother-in-law relationship.
The census taker asks Mrs Spilkins her age and she answers twenty six. A warning voice from the stairs claims she is thirty six. The woman slams the door in anger and ascends with defiant resolve, blood in her eye.
Avon dale reports a planned large picnic next month by Catholics and a two year European stay for Rev Short and family after the summer. The village council meets tonight to discuss taxes. Washington avenue looks neat as banks have vanished and grass fills gutters. No Fourth of July events or fire department display is planned. Call to inform about any upcoming activities.
A preliminary examination before Mayor Athey drew a crowd as John T. Martin faced charges for fatally shooting James C. Camnut. State representatives described the testimony as in line with earlier findings while doctors reported a loaded pistol found in Martin’s vest pocket. Witnesses testified to Martin entering the house with a pistol, and a neighbor noted a pistol near the body.
The Chancery Court will convene again tomorrow morning. The Sheriff sale of delinquent tax property begins next Monday. Kr Grnckle received a severe bruise from a kick by his horse. A match race for a $300 purse is next Saturday at the Driving Park with Mohawk, Eph, and Doctor entered. Tibbatt's band to play.
A reader laments neglect of personal tidiness among housekeepers and urges harmony between neat clothing and household duties. The note argues a plain clean calico dress with neat hair is as simple and impactful as tidy grooming, encouraging a modest yet polished appearance.
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