17 Sep 1853
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1853
Page
1
A lamentary fragment portrays grief around Lilly Dale s death bed. It depicts a moonlit night, a funeral grave, and a rose blooming above the little green grave while Lilly s rosy health fades and the death damp crosses her brow.
A fragmentary collection of street scenes and quips in Boston and Cincinnati. A General strikes a wit over a joke, a dock square omnibus gains and loses rides, Mrs. Partington chats with Burbank, and Audubon’s poverty leads to hair rings sold for cents. The piece ends noting eight hundred ways to earn a living in New York and unmentioned expedients.
A 1853 address by Lavine to the Clyde ladies advocates women’s reform roles in temperance, urging moral suasion, Maine Liquor Law support, and collective action. Anecdotes include a quiet table scene and a rural precincts example. calls for persistent effort and political engagement to end alcohol’s harms.
This fragment invokes morning on Scottish mountains through Scott-like prose, celebrating the music of the past as a benign, omnipresent force. The text contrasts natural harmony with worldly noise, calling the alpine tones a gentle balm guiding memory and spirit toward peace and paradise.
Fragmentary prose reflects on mothers love and childhood dreams, contrasting hopes with life’s sober years. It cites Carlyle, stars, and time’s erosion, urging teaching children to shun intoxicants and a stable republic maintained by virtuous leaders. A curious courtroom anecdote about wealth closes the excerpt.
The Statesman laments a flaw in the recently enacted Law organizing Courts, urging that two jury trials in Common Pleas and District Courts duplicate factfinding and burden District Court. It argues for limiting appeals, preserving District Court to correct legal errors, and dedicating Common Pleas to jury trials with full, fair consideration.
A Washington gossip column lampoons appointments in the Indian Bureau and the Webster wing, notes anti Benton sentiments and an heiress’s convent elopement, and criticizes Crystal Palace excesses. It recalls Professor Henry rising from modest means to world renown, praising perseverance.
A fragmentary verse piece depicts a youth with a weary heart and bent step, hinting at unspoken longing and a somber mood. The lines blur into a memory of youth, love, and wistful reflection on a steamboat setting. The text preserves a rustic, faded cadence and suggests a broader ballad about desire and departure.
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