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Newspaper
Defiance County Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1883
Page
7
A damaged fragment from Defiance County Express contemplates farewell and memory. The text evokes longing and presence of loved ones, with shattered lines suggesting a poetic farewell and emotional reflection.
The narrator recalls a pale rich child called the Little Queen who rode daily with a devoted attendant. After years the child falls ill and dies, revealing the man as the loving guardian rather than a servant. Elmwood grave honors the child while the guardian bears the quiet ache of a life spent in care.
Baron Nordenskiold plans an early May Arctic voyage with Swedish naval ships to explore Greenland east of Cape Farewell. The aim is to penetrate inland up to 300 miles, probe for Norse settlements from about 1000 to 1300, and seek evidence of extinct “dead cities” along the Arctic shores.
An aged Mrs. Hutchinson was knocked down by a runaway horse at Wabash avenue and State street. A young woman aided her, then vanished with Mrs. Hutchinsons bag containing 100 dollars. Police uncovered a ring of deception involving Hunt and Cor a Coleman, leading to a clever robbery. A second note recalls a hungry New York cat and three Hungarian boys claiming to walk from New York to Cleveland.
A collage of practical notes on farming and home life. Includes a rare two headed lamb at Mr W B Grover’s Halifax farm, commentary on poultry costs by breed, a Victorian milk and corn porridge serving method, Graham muffins recipe, and observations on decorative lamp shades. Also discusses butter cows, pasture and shelter needs, cooling milk, and kitchen placement.
A column reflects on family life stressing close mother son ties and discipline. It contrasts a loving home with dangers of harsh words and neglect, urging mothers to nurture homes and guide youth. It blends domestic sentiment with a rural New Yorker aside on hulled corn and a few brief news items about scams, inheritance losses, and a girl attacked by a dog in Mississippi.
A detailed editorial argues the Sabbath is being eroded by factories railroads and businesses forcing seven day work. It warns that rest and worship for working people are at risk and urges workers to defend their Sunday rights against demagogues and law changes.
William H. Ingersoll warns against Sabbath laxity, arguing one day of rest per week sustains physical vigor and mental health. He cites a flour mill and merchants as examples, insisting the Sabbath benefits workers and beasts and prevents decline. The piece emphasizes Sabbath as God’s gift and a safeguard for society.
The article argues that unity strengthens effort while individual duty remains essential. It stresses that mutual cooperation among Christians enhances efficiency, but each person must faithfully perform their own role without shifting burdens onto others.
A collection of quotes and reflections on virtue humility and character from Dr Lees Golden Rule and Arnot. The passages emphasize truth justice courage humility and the discipline that develops mind and heart for noble manhood and womanhood.
The article argues fruits promote health especially for girls with digestion issues, favoring native New England fruits like apples over foreign, ripeness concerns, and cautions against unripe or imported fruits. It also mentions a fashion trend of insect shooting among English aristocracy, noting air guns and the Prince of Wales' encouragement to save small birds.
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