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Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1875

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When Your Love Fades A Lament On Lost Joys

A speaker laments a severed romance and desolate days since a beloved’s withdrawal. The poet recalls birds and streams once filled with music now hollow, asking if their souls can unite again and whether life ends in a great gulf between them. The tone is mournful with longing for reunion and brighter days.

Dudgeon York Eunset Florence New York Times Italy Europe Philological Society Nissaex

Night Train Woes and Morning at the Troy Station

A weary night train journey ends in dawn discomfort with crowded cars, rude service, and a sorely tested traveler. In Troy a circus elephant incident leads to a moulder’s serious injury, later fatal for John Healey after a bite and blood loss.

Growth of Character Shaped by Daily Habits and Early Life

A moral exhortation on character forming through daily actions from boyhood onward. It argues punctuality, responsibility, kindness, and duty build a reliable adult, illustrated by a Scotch reminiscence about reading sermons to aid memory and discipline.

Names of members elect to the next Legislature

The article lists the names of members elected to the next Legislature by district and party. It shows Republicans and Democrats winning seats across numerous counties, with totals indicated for each chamber.

Henry Kessler R. Joshua H. Bates R. E. H. Kleinschmidt R. P. M. Dechant D. Abner Haines D. H. V. Kerr D. Aaron Spangler R. A. L. Brown R. L. N. Robinson R. J. R. Philson R. KR. C. Reese D. Wm. Miller R. Crawford J. G. Menser D. Cuyshoga A. J. Hodge John Fehrenbach M. L Dempsey Theodore H. Beck Harry Sorter R. Darke S. A. Hostetter D. Defiance and Paulding Asa Toberin

Wild Woman of Watervliet Linked to Vermont Father Tale

A Troy Whig summary notes Louis Bourbaki of Vermont identifies Emma Bourbaki as the Watervliet wild woman. He explains she was abandoned in 1873 after a dry goods clerk affair, later traced to a cavern and reclaimed by her father who spoke the name Emma, reviving memory. The piece also cites prison life, Boss Tweed, and brief European notes.

Troy Whig Watervliet The Argus Louis Bourbahl Vermont Emma Bourbaki Hes Amy Kearns Hotel Green Hills New York Boss Tweed Blackwell's Ludlow Street

Taxarton and County News From Ohio Short Items

A collection of brief notes covers Taxarton near Wheeling, J RoTienas an absconding Lima agent, Baptist Sunday school figures in Ohio, a Wood county potato growth, and fraud losses at First National Bank of Tiffin. Rail contract awarded to Prescott Co. in Cincinnati, Prohibition governor candidate support, and various county vote tallies. A Sandusky hog cholera cure involved cremation and ash feeding.

Taxarton Behhoht Wheeling J. RoTienas Lima Baptists of Ohio Wood County First National Bank of Tiffin Huss Springfield Jackson and Pomeroy Prescott & Co Cincinnati Delaware County Sandusky

State wheat yield seen at thirty bushels per acre

Reports from Minnesota indicate wheat will yield at least thirty bushels per acre across the state. A distant belt near the Black Hills may pay a miner $3 to $5 daily. Various vignettes describe oddities in culture and public notices, with comments on taxes, elections, and public figures.

Spangler & Pomerene Coshocton Ofice Cadiz Street David Spangler Joan D. Nicholas Scholas & James Ceshecten Third St Minnesota Black Hills South Bexp Indiana

Mississippi Language and a Dog at Tall Roadhouse

A Mississippi traveler rides the Vicksburg Meridian line with a large dog. The conductor orders the dog to the baggage car, sparking a dispute about rights. Nearby, a man tries to enter the Washington Hotel during repairs but cannot gain admission.

Mississippi Massachusetts The Vicksburg Herald Washington Hotel

Acquaintance Described with Sharp Satire by Twain

The passage presents a biting, prejudiced caricature of a New Hampshire village lawyer. It lampoons vanity and ignorance through exaggerated comparisons, claiming if brains matched legs or conscience matched stature, the subject would be a flawless gem or microscopic giant.

Mark Twain New Hampshire Solomon von Humboldt

Editor Esteemed: Josh Billings on the Trade

The editor is described as a male navigating a note paper, writing editorials, inserting notices of deaths and weddings, sorting manuscripts, and toiling long hours. He toils for little pay, raises a large family, and often dies poor with a sparse obituary in the papers.

Josh Billings

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