New Short Line A7 Passes Through Tickets to All Points
The article notes through tickets issued by The New Short Line A7 covering travel to all points on its network. Details on schedules or fare structure are pending further listing.
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29 Apr 1885
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The Clermont Courier in Batavia, Ohio
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1885
Page
1
Grant Attendants Vivid Portraits of His Suffering Weeks
The piece profiles General Grant’s doctors Dr. Douglas and Dr. Shrady, notes their nightly vigil and medical measures, and recalls sensational debates over his throat cancer diagnosis and possible operations. It also sketches Rev. Dr. Newman’s wartime recollections and examines the broader public interest in Grant’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grant
Douglas
New York City
Shrady
Gen. Grant
Garfield
Grant
Cass
Onswit
Sixty-sixth Street
J. P. Newman
Newman
Shiloh
Harrison
Erail
Metropolitan Church
Washington
Madison Avenue Congregational Church
New York
Phloxes Chrysanthemums and Seeds of Floral Color
The article extols PELOX and other flowers like Snowball Carnation and Juvena Chrysanthemum, praising color variety and long life. It covers starting seeds, planting times for asters chrysanthemums carnations and violets, plus seed packets and two seed treatment methods to prevent smut in wheat. It highlights florists Peter Henderson and James Vick as leading seedsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Colman
Missouri
Valley Farmer
St. Louis
Southwest
State Press Association
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri Horticultural Society
Adh Gant
Peter Henderson
United States
New York
James Vick
Rochester
N. Y
Clermont Counterfeiter and the Bear Creek Legend
The narrative chronicles James J. Harcourt and the Hess clan’s counterfeit ventures from Bear Creek and Clermont soil to Cincinnati and Detroit. It recounts Hess’s 1831 trials, Hoyt’s elusive role, and Hess’s rise and final fate across Illinois and Michigan, ending with a portrait of a flamboyant, jurist-evading life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek
O’banion
James J. Harcourt
Yarmouth
England
Utopia
Cairo
W.H. Wood
Helen Fee
Harcourt
Benjamin Hess
William Stuart
Harrison County
Kentucky
Chile
James Stuart
Stonelick
Barbara Ann
Pennsylvania
Washington Township
Hess
Virginia
Parker
Run
James Sargent
Matthew Bower
Samuel Holland
Perry Holland
Williamsburg Township
Samuel Hess
Bullskin Creek
David Miller
Lewis Miller
Abraham Myers
John Hess
Lewis Camerer
Nathaniel Chapman
Joel Hess
Indian Creek
Isabel
Morgan Neville
George Gregg
Philip Mains
Turpin
Major Logan
Buchanans
Larkins
Utters
Sargents
John G. Buchanan
James Evans
John Bower
Elisha Manning
Blenner
Aaron Burr
John C. Hoyt
Reading
Hoyt
United States Bank
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Law
Hamersville
Brown County
Steele
Bank of the United States
J. Reynolds
P. Benson
H. Biddle
W. McIilvaine
Batavia
George P. Torrence
Israel Whitaker
Robert Haines
New Richmond
Andrew Foote
Owen T. Fishback
Ohio
Thomas L. Hamer
Thomas Morris
Clermont
Andrew Pinkham
John Emery
Reuben Crossley
Beniah Riggs
Robert McFarland
John Dunlap
John Crawford
Stephen B. Cleveland
John Williams
Samuel Hayford
James B. Johnston
James Leeds
Mr. Ganoteller
Supreme Court of Ohio
Columbus
John C. Wright
Joshua Collett
Ebenezer Lane
Peter Hitchcock
Illinois
la Salle County
John Marford
Dowty Utter
Elijah Utter
William Stewart
Squire Frazee
Stewart
Mississippi
Upper Lakes
Detroit
Michigan
Persian street foods and frugal diet described in old travel text
The account details Persian eating habits with kebab as the favored street delicacy. It notes two kebab varieties, bread rice and dates as staples, widespread grape and melon consumption, and cheap dairy and eggs. Beef is reserved for the working class, not the well to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
East
Pepo
Amle
Hoe
Bald headed house symbolism prompts garden lessons
A moral tale contrasts a sun soaked two room home with a stark lack of beauty and nature. It condemns the barren yard and urges readers to plant flowers and shrubs to brighten homes and lives. The piece offers a brief guide of 60 easy flowering plants suitable for a child to cultivate.
Asparagus Bed Making Instructions From a Gardener
The piece explains planting an asparagus bed by digging the plot deeply and making drills four feet apart and one inch deep. Seed is sown two inches apart with an ounce costing 25 cents enough for five drills twelve feet long. Beds should be weeded and covered with rotted manure, and plants thinned to eighteen inches apart.
Parasol fashions with lace trim and bright colors
The article surveys parasols shown in fashion plates with dark gray, red satin, and blue twill options. It notes Spanish lace frills, pompon tassels, tasselled cords, and gilt frames, highlighting white, canvas, and Russia-leather handles as stylish summer choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
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Lye
Avondale Junction
Idle
Batavia Junction
Newtown
Junction
Williameberg
Winchester
Mineral Springs
A. M
Obio River
M. P.M
Yvondale Junction
Idlewild
Pleasant Hill
N. Richmond Lve
Fea
Beeen
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Hamacn
Eaeh
Ashland
Ironton
Chespeake & Railways
Woodward
Aera
G. H. Wilbur
T. D. Rhodes
Chas. A. Mansfieed
Jprazier & Roudebush
Denniwon
A. West
Ae Sas Rica
Ie Ieee
Hices
Attorney At Law
Ofice—Law Building
R. J. Bancroft
Kline’s Hall
Court
Jo. Moore
D. D
B. McKinney
Undertaker
Embalimer
Newtons- Ville
Es Ogre
W.J Oe
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Ozxio
C.e Wolf
Nicholas Woir
Gros. Wor
Wicholas Wolf & Sons
Takors
East Peak Street
Lower Market
Crincienari
W. Prather
L. Swing
Qing & Lennin
W. Lennin
Seservace
Williamsburg
William Danby
James Julien
Madisonville, Ohio
Clermont CO County
DR. Douglas
DR. Shrady
Charles W. Buck
Buck
Senator Beck
Beck
Mr. Buck
Louisville
Cleveland
Peru
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
South America
Agriculture
Couch
Hatch
New York State
Dom Pedro
North Carolina
Thomas J
Randolph Macon College
Young Jarvis
Drury’s Bluff
James
Georgia
Greeley
Z. B. Vance
United States Senate
Brazil
W. L. Couch
D. L. Payne
Oklahoma
Payne
Indian Territory
Nesant
Thomas J. Jarvis
Oregon
Wisconsin
Chee Wy
Ben Hess
Advertisibton
Thos Advertis
Ghlekge
Chicago Herald
Carypesieniay
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