19 Jul 1836
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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1836
Page
1
Terms stipulate two dollars per annum payable half yearly with a further two dollars and fifty cents after year end. No paper discontinued while arrears exist unless editors opt. Advertisements run three times for one dollar per square and twenty five cents for each additional insertion. Yearly advertisers get a liberal discount. Country produce accepted as payment.
A fable where the Lady Bug mocks the industrious Ant. Autumn blows away the rose and leaves, scattering the Lady Bug from her cozy perch. With November winds and cold rain, she loses her warmth and wonders what the Ant did in the storm.
A young physician and his wife visit a gravely ill laboring family. They witness squalor and suffering, sparking Amanda’s transformation from luxury to purpose as they vow to aid the sick woman and children. A separate Lorenzo Dow anecdote follows with his crowd control promise.
A gentleman argued that diet shapes disposition and people take on the temperament of their food, prompting a witty remark from a lady who quipped that he must be a great admirer of pork.
At a wedding near Oneida a guest unable to read hesitated before a toast and delivered the phrase Rising generation, drawing a noted mispronunciation. A separate counsel warns borrowers to repay promptly or lose trust.
The piece argues Van Buren blocked sending a large surplus back to the people to use it for electioneering. It cites his supposed motive, notes Senate opposition to keeping funds with officeholders, and mocks his alarm as “in a bad box.” It also reports on land office abuses and party graft tied to land appointments.
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