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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1875
Page
3
A fragmentary critique of eighteenth and nineteenth century English poetry traces Araminta Vavesour in London letters, contrasting sensual revivalism with Wordsworth Coleridge ideals. It surveys poetical figures from Milton to Scott, Shelley, and Poe, condemning the era’s sentimental fashion as shallow.
Aged domestic notes present rye based dishes and variations from Miss Julia Colman including Rye Gems Rye Indian Grains and Rye and Rice Mush. The piece blends culinary guidance with light social jests and brief anecdotes from Georgetown Littleton and Ohio journalism, reflecting 19th century health cuisine and humorous vignettes.
A collection of kitchen notes detailing strawberry shortcake, queen cake, warter crosses, pastry, cocoa cake, crackling, bakers' gnnermenap, and scrambled eggs. Includes ingredient lists and brief methods for mixing, baking, and serving.
A curious 19th century English prescription claims to cure drunkenness by a simple formula. The remedy, reportedly tested on a famed drunkard, combines magnesia peppermint water and a touch of nutmeg to be taken twice daily. The piece notes moral and physical concerns about stimulants and urges caution in use.
A 19th century note recounts the Geed-Enouugh Morgan proverb linked to a drowned body mystery near Oak Orchard Creek. The Rochester Advertiser accused weed of shaving a whisker to fake Morgan’s identity, a slander that haunted Mr Weed for years. The piece credits his forgiving nature, recalling local editorial spin from the dilany Journal.
The text describes using cloth to smother flames and mentions safer alternatives like a chemical wash combining zinc and sulfuric acid to prepare colors. It also notes quick repair of white glass with equal parts of Poites toe nonvene mixed with water and applied with smoothing tools.
The notice discusses a nationwide fall in soda water sales and the high cost of fountains from eastern manufacturers, noting mineral waters and lager beer as substitutes. It observes bottled beer deliveries to homes, especially for wives, and claims tartritic acid is the main adulterant in beer, suggesting quality concerns in the trade.
A compact reflection on beliefs, generosity, and ambition. It contrasts miserliness with charity, condemns unbelief as a root of sin, and warns against longing for unattainable shores while suggesting yearning can guide one homeward. The tone is aphoristic and moral.
The fashion at Paris dinners favors illustrated beowf fashion with fanciful borders, as menus resemble Brillat Savarin style. Marquise Anforti hosted an elegant event where menus were painted by her, making each card worth up to $25 and some as high as $100 in shops.
The garment is an over-gress with a waist cut plainly like a traditional underkerchief. It attaches at the shoulders with a plastrom in front and rear to which the overskirt is joined at the sides a short distance below the waist. It features ornamentation such as braid embroidery and machine stitching.
The fragment discusses happiness, fate, and the idea that one who never yields to blind desires or clings to a fixed plan may miss future good. It reflects on the tension between principle and happiness in life.
Lieutenant Colonel Forsythe's party returns from a Yellowstone River voyage describing steam navigation from Fort Buford to the mouth of the Big Horn and upriver to Clark's Fork. They report water depths, obstructions, wildlife sighted, and praise the journey as pleasant with favorable country reports. General Forsythe and Colonel Grant proceed to St Paul after leaving Bismarck.
The list from St John s Newfoundland includes Parker Greenwood James Callaghan Wm a Wath James Doran Wm Jones and alter oo John Curtin John d and Martin Lee firemen John Borgel eras McShane and Richard Corbett Jr passengers. Her Majesty s steamer Swallow departed St John s in search of the missing Vicksburg boats. The mate s boat was lost an hour after leaving.
War Department signal service report shows hourly weather observations across cities including Cincinnati Chicago Keokuk and St Louis with conditions ranging from fair to clear. Temperatures hover around 30 to 38 degrees and wind indications vary, while miscellaneous notations reference railroad or telegraph signals and stray station codes.
Office of the Chief Signal Officers issued a forecast on June 14 at 10 30 AM. Upper Lak to Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys expect northeast to southeast winds, warm and cloudy or partly cloudy skies with occasional light rain. Ohio Valley Tennessee and Western Gulf States face stationary to falling barometer, southeasterly winds, warm and partly cloudy conditions with possible light rain in the Ohio Valley.
The Norts- German Gazette reports Rear Admiral Worden arriving in Berlin on a Saturday night visit and the fleet escorting him to Kiel with a warm reception planned. Other items note Berlin authorities awaiting sailings, a banquet for American residents, Schurz's return, and various European political and maritime updates.
Local report details a vicious dog driving incident Saturday afternoon at Twenty-Second Ward station house. Dabamore of the Twenty-Second Ward threw a stone striking an infant in the arms of Mrs. J Everman, causing the child to lose consciousness. The child is reported out of danger and playing at home.
Tomorrow morning auction begins for extensive sale of choice city lots in TaHant's Avondale subdivision. Lots lie near Burnet Woods and the Zoological Gardens on Forest Avenue with cash terms and a dollar weekly payments option. Tickets at 148 Main Street.
James Halliday engineer Lew W Mor rig steward and Fred Stagman pilot of the Ohio No. 4 were arraigned before Commissioner Hooper this morning. They face charges for beating cabin boy George Brown as the river steamer descended the last tip of the voyage. The hearing was held.
Cases decided. New York Life Insurance Company v Harriet La Boiteaux in error to reverse judgment. policy of life insur ance for 22,700 affirmed. Schlendom v William F. Cincinnati Mutual Insurance v Irwin & Price petition in error affirmed. Emily M. Francis v Charles D. Mansfield petition in error affirmed.
The judgment upholds the decision of Judge O Cowper affirming in the Court of Common Pleas that assets of the J C Davis bankruptcy estate may be handled by the assignee Elston. Rybolt, not a party to the Hamilton County action, is not bound by that court's judgments or orders.
Elizabeth Dombusch versus William Dombusch granted decree on grounds of gross neglect. Maria Naegel versus Conrad Naegel cites habitual drunkenness and extreme cruelty with threats and weapon use. Grand jury report lists Frank W. Wilson manslaughter, F C Kelley grand larceny, Jacob Malson petit larceny, Joseph Verkamp shooting, Henry Bochmer, Fred Cowper assault, Charles Taulman and David Martin assault, Charles Metz and wife keeping a brothel, Cora Livingston and others named.
Old Mrs. Good, 75, died at the pest-house as several new Smrsl-pox cases surface. Tonight a strawberry festival at theoint Christian Church offers 25 cent admission with that amount in refreshments. Baseball excitement centers on a big Reds vs Stars game this afternoon on the Stars’ grounds near Madison Street Railway. City notes report pool betting, arrests for drunkenness, and a range of petty court actions.
Jonenes and three employees of Dubme & Co. fished illegally on the Little Miami. Marshal intercepted them and they paid 2 each to promise to appear next Saturday and answer the charge. The town hopes the school fund forfeiture proceeds will rise.
Report notes a steam dummy pushed as far as Linwood with commentary on garden vegetables thriving around Under People and warnings to be careful getting off trains at the railroad station while pasting trains are discussed.
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