11 Jun 1875
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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1875
Page
1
A rallying verse extols unyielding effort and perseverance. It speaks of constant marching forward, an open eye and brave tongue, a heart that does not surrender to sorrow, and a steadfast resolve to conquer despite countless assaults.
A collected parable contrasts railway practice of testing wheels for soundness with moral trials in life. It warns that failing to notice faults can doom passengers, while people with solid character pass tests of honesty and reliability. It argues kindness and timely notices bind society and friendships.
The Tribune editorial lauds Mrs Lincoln for enduring shock after Abraham Lincoln's assassination. It condemns hostile press and Congress for delaying support, notes her son Robert's dignity, and urges continued public sympathy and protection as she seeks recovery.
The piece argues growth hinges on inviting settlers and supporting active, worthy people whether they have money or not. It urges cultivating public spirit, helping neighbors in misfortune, speaking well of the town, and promoting welfare to keep momentum and mutual sympathy. It closes with moral anecdotes and cautionary tales about public virtue.
Dispatches from Portsville and Mahoney City describe large crowds of miners from Hazelton and nearby areas marching to stop work at collieries. Sheriff and militia called in as clashes erupt. by nightfall 2000 raiders dispersed, 600 from Hazleton, with 1000 returning to Shenandoah and plans to resume mining tomorrow.
An unsettling account from Tefferson county describes a woman influenced by imagined relief through a supposed drug. Her family used deception to induce her to abandon poison, while she grew dependent on the substitute and refused to rest, aided by a physician offering Dover's powders.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes a con by a "churn man" targetting county residents with promises of wealth. The piece accuses the swindler of taking notes watches and other valuables while claiming authority from Johnson Fisher and local figures. It suggests widespread distrust and calls out ongoing deceptions in Carroll County.
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