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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1885
Page
2
The column laments Col. Qeates Kinney’s illness and reports hopeful recovery, while commenting on Cleveland administration, Washington decor, and prominent figures. It mentions Major Bickham’s book, Nero, Mr. Bonner’s track plans, and debates over data ward, plus reflections on Kingsley, Beatty, and broader political currents.
Aimee Malle recounts a balloon ride during the 1871 German siege of Paris while awaiting a Fisk contract. She describes seeing Paris as small figures, Notre Dame shrinking to a ball, and the ascent then descent ending safely in a field as danger subsides.
In City Hall Park two men discover they are both deaf in the left ear, provoking laughter and a New York wit’s note that many rely on the right ear. The piece explains why left ear loss can sharpen hearing in the right ear, and laments the lone ear’s usefulness for a traveler or drummer, though it hinders social calls in certain situations.
A venerable granger with two buxom daughters strolls the Capitol grounds on Jackson Day. Pausing by the Jackson statue he raises a cotton umbrella and recalls past wars saying Old Jackson would defeat any foe with the nation united.
A local report notes jute based fabrics for window and wall curtains entering fashion. Silk like velour curtains mix English production with Brussels braiding and French finishing, reflecting high style in luxury homes. Actor George C. Mile comments on career choices and a declined offer from Edwin Houth, describing youthful folly and persistence in his trade.
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