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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
Aug 01, 1845
Page
1
Letter from Col Chambers on advancing Ohio agriculture
The Ohio Cultivator publishes Colonel David Chambers of Muskingum County urging scientific farming. He argues for soil restoration, manures, and planter education to prevent decline, cites silk premiums, and praises agriculture's public value and need for skilled farmers. He closes with support for the convention's work.
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Ohio
Colonel Chambers
Ohio Senate
D. Chambers
Oox Grove
Muskingum Co
Columbus
Olio
China
Japan
Tuscany
Holland
Rome
Cicero
Cincinnatus
Muskingum
Altho
David Chambers
How to cook Sravic Beans
A late domestic economy writer suggests splitting the pods lengthwise and cutting them into short pieces. Boil separately with a pinch of pearlash or saleratus in the water, then finish cooking to yield bright green, tender beans seasoned to taste.
Odd Fellows Denounce Duelling in Mississippi Grand Lodge
In Manchester New Hampshire a town with over 8000 residents no public sale of alcohol is known and the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Mississippi condemns dueling in a formal denunciation.
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Manchester
New Hampshire
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Mississippi
Route to Oregon Emigrants and Dragoons Report
Letter from the U S Dragoon Corps under Col Kearney on the Oregon emigrant trail describes 255 miles to Fort Laramie 309 miles to South Pass and notes caravans of 40 to 60 wagons with families orderly camps and no liquor. It praises emigrant steadiness and lists travel details and numbers including cattle stock and deaths.
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U. S. Dragoon Corps
Kearney
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Evening Gazette
Forks of the Platte
Nebraska
Fort Leavenworth
Pawnee
Platte
South Fork
North Fork
Fort Laramie
Laramie
Mississippi
Nepraska
The
Levenworth
Missouri
Blue and Platte
Franklin
Leavenworth
Wharton
Gambling Den Described As Fashionable Yet Roguish in New York
A New York newspaper portrays one of the citys fashionable gambling houses noting splendid furniture excellent cooks admirable servants exquisite wines and superb roguery. It highlights unrivaled cheating and unequalled rascality as defining traits.
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Tne
New York
Seleat
Horrors of Syria War Told in Desperate Letter
A private letter from May 20 describes a civil war between Druses and Christians in Syria with villages, churches, and convents burned. Christians and Druses slaughter civilians, famine, and arson spread as European consuls and ships attempt to aid fleeing Christians, while the Pasha acts with troops and fears a sectarian uprising.
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Syria
Pasha
Saida
Reshid Pasha
Beyrout
Anecdote of a New Haven Society Meeting
Professor Olmstead recalls a tale where a farmer and his wife share a keg of liquor. They agree not to drink until replenished, then pay six cents per drink to each other. The cycle continues until the keg runs dry, the liquor effectively paid for with the same sixpence.
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Olmstead
New Haven T. A. Society
Opium Cultivation Sparks High Local Yields
The New York Sun reports farmers near the area earning three hundred to five hundred dollars per year per acre by growing poppies for opium production. The opium is said to exceed Indian-quality, raising prospects we may export more opium to China than the East India Company.
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The
New York Sun
India
China
East India Company
A Large Family of Forty-Two Wives and Many Children
Dr. Leipsius in Egypt reports theriad Hasssa Dey has forty two wives and one hundred ninety seven children.
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