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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1832
Page
4
A private verse from Rochester dated December 29 1834 pleads for a daughter's life and echoes the sorrow of a parent. The speaker mourns a lost motherly figure and longs for the child to grow like her while acknowledging the fragile bond of life and legacy.
Biography traces Daniel Boone and kin from Virginia to North Carolina and Kentucky. It recounts May 1 1769 start with five companions, Red River arrival, capture and escape of Boone and John Stewart, Squire Boone aiding, Stewart killed, May 1770 return of Boone's brother, 1773 Boone leads removal with families, 40 men join, Indian attacks, deaths, and frontier survival.
From Kentucky to Boonesborough, Boone led settlers and fought through sieges, aided by alliances and betrayals. He traveled from the Kentucky river to Detroit, endured captivity, escaped, and defended the fort during a prolonged siege. After later campaigns, he moved to Louisiana, received large land grants, and spent his final years hunting and living with kin before dying in Montgomery County at age 82.
A fragment describes a deceased man who had a ceiling repurposed from a cherry tree gifted in his life. The tale continues with a second tree piece, polishing over years, and notes that his sons and daughters live in Missouri. The text remains fragmentary and uncertain.
A long extract discusses cider making with apple varieties and fermentation methods. It covers apple ripeness, soil, grinding, oxygen exposure, and racking. It notes a Nebraska or Newark specialty and cites a Boston grain mill invention. It ends with Paul Pleve’s cholera views, arguing air transmission with no person-to-person contagion and pondering its arrival in America.
The Courrier claims to be the largest and cheapest weekly newspaper issued in the United States, printed on an extra size imperial sheet with twenty eight columns. It highlights its wide literary mix, foreign and domestic news, police reports, sporting notices, and extensive exchanges, inviting comparison with rivals.
A notice offers a premium plan where any person who procures five subscribers to the paper and forwards five dollars from last year’s subscription will receive a sixth copy gratis. The offer emphasizes rewarding outreach and steady readership.
BEL and PARINSON of Norwalk offer new improved GRIST-MILLs at One hundred Dollars per mill. They supply ready driving gear and warrant good performance, with payment after satisfaction. See mills in operation at Norwalk Paper Mill and at KE Merry in Milan. They will sell any quantity of territory not yet sold and can erect gears on contract. Mills’ stones from Hint Ridge Quarry rival French Burrs. AGES 5. PARKINSON. Norwalk, dug. 22, 1881.
Ebenezer Merry of Milan and Asa Jacobs of Norwalk certify recent examinations of A B Parkinsons new improved Patent Mills. They note small 2½ inch stones grind fast and produce good flour, with reduced surface and weight yet equal efficiency, praising lower cost and public value. August 16 to 17, 1831.
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