Be John R Woodlief Or And Proprietor Merchandise Terms
Be John R Woodlief the proprietor lists terms of sale with wear in advance and payment within a year at a price of two dollars.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1879
Page
1
Regret and Readings of a Marriage Notice
A narrator reflects on love and loss as she rereads a marriage notice. She recalls a past romance with Simee, contrasts it with current happiness of another, and admits lingering sadness at the faded memory as she contemplates the revealed union.
Nobody's Story and the Legion of the Unnamed
A poor laborer, unnamed and poor, lives beside a great river and endures a pestilence among workers. The Bigwig family, loud and controlling, fails to aid him or his children through education and dignity. He learns that neglect and unequal power cause suffering. the tale ends with Nobody becoming Legion, forgotten in the mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigwig
Poerere
Heaven
Alluman
Pera
Legion
Waterloo
Tramp Seeks Work At Danbury Home
A tramp at a Danbury back door offered to do any weeding, earnestly declaring he was the man for the job. He received a snow shovel from the resident, reported by the Danbury News on Thursday.
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Danbury
Danbury News
Ohio Legislature Records Busy Week of February Bills
The February session notes daily actions from February 3 to 8. House activity includes temperance petitions, tax and road funding bills, constitutional amendment proposals, and local option measures. Senate action covers anatomy study debates, criminal bailiff bill progress, and land sale conveyance reforms. Several amendments and votes shape governance and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Norton
Keaton Township
Seneca County
Sextro
Senate
House
Bohr
Foster
Dempsey
Includin
Grover
Board of Public Works
Lord
Steedman
Howland
Wright
J. Wales
Virginia
Armstrong
Hamilton County
Bard of Public Works
Virginia Military Lands
Mansfield
United States
State of
Ohio
Achauer
Hendrick
Green
World trade notes and production trends of 1878
A survey of global commerce and agriculture reports California wine at 60 million dollars, Cuba sugar output at 700 thousand tons, apples to England at record levels, Minneapolis mills exporting flour to Europe, and Otumwa porkPacking to Liverpool. It notes Florida orange crop value rising, 186 whaleships totaling 40,608 tons, and New Bedford owning 132. California wool deficit in 1878, Brazilian coffee exports refined to the United States, and oilfield pipe line plans in Peru. It also cites coal, oil, iron exports, Detroit lumber and building stocks, oleomargarine company failures, and global wool clips for 1877 and 1878 with Australia and River Plate figures.
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California
Cuba
England
Minneapolis
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Ottumwa
Iowa
Florida
New Bedford
Mass
Brazil
United States
Europe
West of Scotland
City of Glasgow
Wamsutta Mills
Henry Meiggs
Peru
South America
The
Coal Trade Journal
Oil City
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
L. S. Arnold
Australia
Buenos Ayres
River Platte
Grandfather’s Influence Shifts Court Resolve In Tale
Detroit Free Press recounts Edward Henderson who, while being arrested, tries to borrow a quarter to bury his dead father and then claims his dying grandfather Bozer asked the judge to send him to prison for thirty days. The judge humorously upholds the leniency, noting the grandfather’s death and sentiment, and Henderson admits the trick, recognizing the old man’s influence counts little in court.
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Edward Henderson
Bijah
Bozer
Albany
BurpettTs
Iowa
Toledo
Lorristown
Boston Advertiser
Africa
Buffalo Express
Norristown
Norristown Herald
Puck
Philadelphia Chronicle
Albany Argus
Rochester Democrat
Michigan State
New Haven Register
Schoharie County
N. Y
Blaintiff
Boston Post
Kate Claxton
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Binghamton Republican
A Murdered Student’s Funeral in Warzburg Bavaria
A student shot by a City Guard officer in Warzburg Germany sparked mass protests and a demand for punishment. Nearly a thousand students and faculty attended a state of mourning with torches and flags as the funeral procession moved through the city. The event ended with Gaudeamus sung and torches discarded in darkness. The tale notes dueling challenges directed at the garrison commander amid public dismay. All Parisian theaters now offer Sunday morning performances.
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Warzburg
Bavaria
The most forgetful of men can al ways remember those who have injured them
Hartford Journal notes a provocative maxim on memory and grievance, reflecting a moral stance that injury lingers longer than faults forgiven. The piece underscores a cautioned view of personal balance and moral accountability.
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Hartford Journal
Fourteenth Century Plague Spread and Planetary Hints
The article reviews the Black Death as a global scourge in the mid fourteenth century, detailing European and Asian mortality, associated omens, and theories linking celestial events and atmospheric change. It compares past plagues to recent planetary approaches, then shifts to France adopting a laurel crest replacing the eagle in heraldry and laments the departure from historic symbols.
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Constantinople
Europe
Athens
Greece
Pericles
Asia
China
India
Russia
Pyrenean
Scandinavia
Iceland
America
Asia Minor
Cyprus
Italy
Carnthen
Austria
Papal Palace
Avignon
Germany
Basle
Strasburg
Erfurt
Osnabruck
Five Silver Donkeys Parable Delivered at Court
A Hebrew wealthy man near death gifts his five sons silver donkeys and a tale from Bashra to Bagdad. The tale shows a silk merchant swapping stones for silk to ease burden, a wayfarer’s counsel, and a Caliph’s palace delay. The lesson: never heed advice from an unfortunate man.
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St. James
Bashra
Bagdad
Violinist Wilhelmj at Private Vienna Party
Circulation says Wilhelmj was hired by a Jewish banker in Vienna for a private evening from seven to ten. He played Mendelssohn an andante while the host, unfamiliar with classical music, whispered to guests that he paid by the hour and heard the musician play slowly.
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Wilhelmj
Vienna
Mendelssohn
Carpet beetle control and flea defense tips from Dr Hagen
Dr Hagen addressed the Boston Society of Natural History on carpet beetles and fleas. He traced early cases to a large carpet store with imported stock and noted broad international damage to wool furs and hides. Remedies vary. kerosene or benzine are risky and costly, candle tallow works, airing sun beating carpet helps, and fleas may be corralled by a lit basin of water at night.
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Hagen
Boston Society of Natural History
New England
Poland
How Easy it is to Keep House Now adays
A modern household can be run with few utensils and little knowledge of cookery. Gas stoves replace ranges. ready to use foods and canned goods abound. Self rising flour, pre ground coffee, prepared spices, and pre cooked meats let the novice dispense with a cook book.
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Boston
Early California Incidents From The Pioneer Days Of Weaverville
In Weaverville and Trinity County mining camps early settlers trusted gold stored in secret places. A few fledgling fortunes led to mislaid dust, mistaken theft accusations, a lynch law fear, and later a surprising recovery of funds. A plains migrant lost a purse and faced a staged trial, then a hanging, until the true thief confessed. A crowd raised about 1800 dollars for the wronged teamster to return East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaverville
Trinity County
Atlantic States
States
Jush Megs
Satan in History and Modern Thought Lecture by Prof. Fisher
Professor A P Fisher discusses belief in demonic agency from early Church times through the eighteenth century, noting how diseases storms and misfortunes were ascribed to Satan. He contrasts ancient demonology with modern views where Satan is seen mainly as a tempter aligning with human propensities.
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Satan
Luther
Whitefield
Christian le
Disadvantages in Life and Small Daily Struggles
A humorous catalog from the New York Express humor column lists everyday hardships. It covers beard cultivation, crowded ferries with a baby, colds without handkerchiefs, clock confusion with an uncle, coal duties, a loud carpet complaint, a timid dating moment, and clumsy shoe noises in a stairway.
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Henry
New York Express
Clermont Courier Ad Rates Listing
The Clermont Courier outlines advertising prices for legal and transient notices at $1.00 per square (ten lines) for the first insertion and $0.50 for each additional insertion. Yearly reductions apply. Business cards up to six lines cost $84.00 per year.
Dear Heart Grave Verve of a Lost Summer Love
A lyric poem by Eben E Rexford reflects on enduring love beyond death. The speaker recalls past summer happiness, vows love survives grief, and imagines a future reunion as violets, pansies, and longing color the memory of a departed beloved.
Amusing Fragments and Beecher Address Echo
A collage of quips and brief items from various papers, including jokes about pairs and sleighs, a remark on a ship carrying rum and a missionary, a Norristown sleigh tale, and a Beecher lecturing note. The column blends light humor with social observations and a short verse.
Plague Fears Prompt New York Health Alert
The New York Commercial urges strict quarantine as plague spreads in Brazil and Russia, citing the Czar’s stance on harsh Hippocratic remedies and the burning of plague villages. Ships from certain Brazilian ports raise concern while five doctors are sent to Ceara as Rio Janeiro dispatches report the outbreak.
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New York
Board of Health
Brazil
Russia
Czar
Hippocrates
Athens
Pericles
Committee of Ministers
Rio Janeiro
Ceara
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Charles Dickens
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Ohio Legislative Proceedings
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Ragnarcae
Albion
Gaul
Jove
Aaron
Republic
Corvinus
Alba
Roman Empire
Janus
Byzantium
Kremlin
Prussia
Atlantic
France
A. P. Fisher
Clermont
Eben E. Rexford
Brea H
Henry Ward Beecher
Star Report
Judas
Brooklyn
Mr. Beecher
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