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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1912

Page

6

Freedom on the Trumet shore The minister’s strange late walks

In a coastal New England town Keziah Coffin faces upheaval after her brother’s death while Nat Hammond and Ellery clash over church dynamics. Ellery’s Come-outer meeting sparks factions as Grace and Nat reveal a long guarded romance and a minister’s secretive Sunday routine raises questions about his conduct.

Keziah Coffin Trumet Joston Ryan Pepper Capt Elkanah Daniels Keziah Jah Revohn Ellery Nat Kezlah Daniels Ellery Grace Dad Hammond Anse Coffin Coffin Singapore

Grace Van Horne Meets the Minister in Pine Grove

Keziah Coffin learns John Ellery meets Grace Van Horne every Sunday afternoon in the pine grove above the beach. Nat Hammond implores Keziah to marry him, but she refuses. Annabel Daniels spies the couple, while Keziah confronts a hidden church scandal and a looming decision.

Annabel Cannon Hill Captain Mayo Sigi Didama Mr. Ellery Ellery Elkanah Keziah Coffin Mr. Bilery van Horne Elkanah’'s Keziah Mr. Pepper Grace van Horne Grace van Ape Peters Laving Yan Kyan Ryan Ery Haing Annabel Daniels Trumet

Homesickness Delays Aunt Maria Portraits At City Studio

A photographer explains he postponed Aunt Maria’s photos for three days because she is homesick. He suggests inviting a visitor from her hometown to provoke natural smiles, saying the reunion will brighten her expression and improve the pictures.

Aunt Maria Big City

Wireless guided crewless boat tested on Wansee

Berlin reports a school teacher Christian Wirth developed a wireless controlled motor boat. The boat traveled two miles on Lake Wansee, guided entirely by the inventor’s apparatus, threading between craft with no accidents.

Berlin Germany Lake Wansee Christian Wirth

Taft on Machinery and Men in Civic Life

Taft tells Harvard students that good citizenship and moral conduct matter most and that reform follows from conscientious citizens, not just political machinery. He argues machinery should aid the average citizen, ease voting and reform, and prevent apathy or extremism, while warning against excessive checks that deter reform.

Taft Harvard

Country Needs Its Courage in Modern Criticism

The piece recalls Cleveland's 1887 extra session aimed at repealing the Sherman act, not tariffs. It blames sensationalism and Democratic incapacity for political disgrace and proclaims the country must summon its courage amid tribulations and Congress’s missteps.

Cleveland Congress Rocky Mountain

Wrong. Senator denounces Democratic protectionists

A Democratic senator comments there are Democratic protectionists in the party and predicts they will soon realize the folly of backing a free trade platform as reported by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Republican Party Stands Firm Against Third Party Challenge

The speaker declares the Republican Party will endure and honor figures like Lincoln and Grant. They warn that the Progressive third party poses no threat, claiming it offers nothing new or worthy of consideration to change the nation’s course.

Republican Party Lincoln Grant Garfield McKinley Progressive Party

Opera In the Boxes Story Recap

In Act I Mrs Wallaby faces a divorce suit from her husband. Act II reveals Miss Lotta Planks smuggling a famous pearl necklace. Act III shows Mr Gerald Piffle rapidly drinking himself to death. Red Cross Ball Blue offers double value for your money.

Wristwatch Man and Pocket Debt in Society

A proverb-like remark contrasts habits of watch wearers with needful pockets for money, implying prudent minimalism in personal finance and presentation. It hints at character judgment based on how one carries valuables, reflecting social attitudes toward thrift and display.

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