03 Apr 1878
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1878
Page
1
A reflective verse about Grandma Gray who, though blind and old, knits daily with resolve. Her memory falters yet she repeats hymns and texts as loving family praises her patience. She hopes to remain useful and faithful, praying for loved ones.
Prudence grows up aboard a river barge sharing busy days with her father and dreaming of ships at sea. John Grove, a river pilot, courts her, promises yet waits as tragedy touches the family, and Prudence remains faithful until a future with him is sealed after hardship and loss.
A collection of quirky opinions and quips from the Rome Sentinel touching law salaries in silver dollars, Dutch finance, sleep in church, circuses shrinking numbers, Dr Mary Walker, cooking hints, toddler fashion, and curiosities about money, lungs, and trust.
A department presents comments from prominent American and European journals on topics of public interest. The editor does not endorse every sentiment but offers the quotations as material for general attention.
The London Times contrasts the late Pope Pius IX with Leo XIII. It notes Pius IX loved society and surrounded himself with gossip while Leo XIII is a solitary scholar who writes his encyclicals by hand and seeks quiet study.
A New York Times passage notes a paradox in Mrs. Swisshelm denying skirts and trousers while claiming all garments derive from them. It suggests paint as warmth and style, arguing skin painting could provide warmth freedom and artistic appearance with careful color, pattern, and brushwork.
The Cincinnati Commercial argues women should take up daily walks of three to five miles in spring weather. It endorses light, free dress and comfortable shoes, citing Miss Bertha Von Hillern as an example of proper walking style to exercise the whole body.
The text advises no wrapping after starting, stating the body generates enough heat within half a mile. It suggests carrying a light sung (sung?) or riding whip for utility if sun becomes strong, reflecting practical tips for an outdoor outing.
The new direct shipment system from Minnesota to British ports bypasses New York middlemen and terminal charges. Agencies in London Glasgow and Liverpool issue a full ocean bill of lading converting it into a bill of exchange. Over 30 000 barrels have sailed with mills expecting independence from home markets and Eastern dealers may seek work.
Official returns recount Russian forces on the Danube capturing 15 pashas 113000 officers and men 606 guns 9600 tents 140200 muskets 24000 horses along with 200000 small arms and other weapons from Turkish irregulars. In Asia 140pence 40200 officers and men 662 guns 16600 tents 42000 muskets 18000 horses. Europe yields rice bread salt cartridges powder and Servian trophies include 238 guns 10000 muskets and 37 standards with provisions and horses.
A Cincinnati lecturer argues that great men exist today but lack opportunity. He cites examples of famous figures reduced to ordinary roles such as Napoleon selling medicine and Shakespeare as an insurance agent, noting abundance but underappreciation.
A newspaper recounts uproar over a choir using Hold the Fort as a processional hymn and a Maine court house invitation echoing Watts. Judges offended by lines from psalms and sermons spark clashes between clergy, parish wardens, and dignitaries. A light house scene closes the piece.
Ohio Senate and House conduct extensive committee work and floor votes from March 25 to March 29. Bills cover municipal contracts, road taxes, criminal code tweaks, turnpike tolls, education, and county road improvements, with notable confirmations and local measures across Hamilton and other counties.
Text describes duties of city treasurer and auditor, monthly reporting on funds, and removal for violation. Adjourned until Tuesday afternoon.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt parodies community life with Bijah the old man guiding a stubborn boy, courtroom quips, and quirky local vignettes. It features a mix of humorous scolding, spankings, and a parade of eccentric characters including Henry Crook and a saw mill man, framed by satirical civic scenes and brief comic observations.
A justice in Oshkosh posts a bold office notice declaring any lawyer who insults the court will be kicked into the street. The admonition signals a strict courtroom stance and strict decorum expectations.
The Clermont Courier announces legal and transient ads priced at 1.00 per square for the first insertion and 0.50 for each additional insertion. Annual discounts apply with lower rates. Business cards listed at 86.00 per year.
Fragmented verses pose questions on rivers bridges kings seas and thoughts. The poem ponders memory state ships and the flow of time through metaphorical journeys and questions.
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