31 May 1836
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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1836
Page
1
Printed and Published BY s & C. A. PRESTON. TERMS Two Dollars per annum payable half yearly Two Dollars and Fifty Cents after expiration of the year No paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid unless at editors option Advertisements inserted three times for one dollar per square and twenty five cents for every subsequent insertion A liberal discount made to those who advertise by the year Most kinds of Country Produce received in payment.
In a remote winter scene a traveler seeks shelter with Ellen Hubert and her mother in a ruined cabin. A downstairs cave reveals a hidden elder of the Hubert family, who, to the shock of all, is Henry Hubert believed dead. The reunion ends with old wrongs resolved and Henry’s restoration to happiness.
A reader recalls an old English Bible edition showing a man erect with a large timber before his eye in the verse about removing the beam. The portrait evokes smiles at sacred topics and prompts wonder if the artist could render a camel passing through the eye of a needle.
A quirky overheard exchange tells of a person using a neighbor’s door knocker to wake the paple next door. The narrator chases a door with a missing knocker while seeking entry, revealing a humorous domestic scene.
General Wayne nicknamed Granny Wayne by British officers on the Hudson during the Revolutionary War. He then led a small band to storm and capture the fort at Stony Point, scaling walls and cutting through the garrison with sword in hand.
Physicians rarely take medicine nor lawyers go to law hints not unworthy of attention. This fragment suggests a commentary on professional habits and possible irony about medical and legal professions.
A visitor witnesses a chaotic family gathering as six children interrupt a conversation and quarrel over chores and food. The father, unable to enforce order, remains passive while the children brawl, misbehave at the table, and blame each other, highlighting a lapse in parental authority.
A Georgia newspaper notes a county meeting where young ladies vote that any man with an attachment should utter snip at first chance and the woman answers snap to seal a marriage treaty. Those who withhold the response keep the relationship as before. the item is jocular and satirical.
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