Clermont Courier Publication Details
The Clermont Courier notes weekly Wednesday publication. Rates show $1.50 per year, 32 advance or similar terms. Browning brand appears in the masthead.
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17 Jul 1878
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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
Jul 17, 1878
Page
1
Deal Gently With Her Father Time Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse addressed to a woman, invoking Father Time to soften aging. References to snow brow, turning hair to white, auburn still, rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes, and youthful mirth. Some garbled lines obscure full meaning but maintain themes of aging and tenderness.
Across the storm seas to Dolbadarn on a perilous bridge
A narrator recounts a harrowing night crossing an unfinished railway bridge at Abermaw, aided by a boat, then a perilous climb along timbers in a gale. A dog alerts rescuers. the chief engineer leads a dramatic rescue as the narrator survives the ordeal and reaches Dolbadarn for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abermaw
Maw
Aberman
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Ian
Evan Rowlands
Aleata
Evan
Llanfair Bridge
Hugh Pugh
David Morris
Colbrith
Ann Jones
Ivan
Jock
Halloa
Four Callers Stir Trouble at Springfield Hotel
A young woman with a pretty face, once timid, takes a room in a Springfield hotel. Three men, including her former husband and former lover, plus another suitor, come calling in a week. The sequence ends with all four parties expelled after a chaotic, harmonious convergence.
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Springfield
New York
Stewart
Horrors of Siberia Convicts Face Harsh Transport
A historical account describes Siberian convict transport, detailing brutal conditions. Convicts travel in spring convoys on foot led by armed Cossacks, with chained riders and brutal discipline. Men wear gray kaftans and iron collars, women escorted in carts, while letters are checked by lanterns along the route. The piece ends with a stark aphorism about fate and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
St. Petersburg
C Ks
Arm Amputation Buoyed By Surprising Pain Relief Tale
A Marysville foundry injury left a boy with his arm amputated. After burial of the limb in a box the boy felt less pain when dressed by a doctor, prompting questions about limb sensation. A correspondent cites his own leg loss and reports enduring phantom-like comfort when the amputated part is handled.
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Virginia
Nev
Enterprise
Marysville
Cal
Peter
Pete
Aer
O. Eldridge
Hill, Newhall & Co
Edison’s New Telegraph Invention Shows Multisite Send
Edison declares a two year study yields a revolving disk device using a paper matrix and a magnet per groove. The setup with an electric motor and a moving arm can transmit a message simultaneously to multiple locations. Edison expects rapid deployment once tested.
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Mr. Edison
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Edison
One Idea of a Woman's Hotel
A Norristown Herald report mocks a proposed women only hotel with bizarre rules. It cites jokes from the Detroit Free Press and Cincinnati Commercial about the concept and its reception, noting the piece as a satire on gender roles and modern lodging schemes.
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Strathroy
Edison
England
Oswego
Albany
Joseph Bradford
Saratoga
Omaha
Cincinnati
Danbury News
Chicago Post
Warrensburg
Missouri
Hawkeye
Parx Street
Locman
Ase
Boston
Doartini
New York Times
Odds and ends of wit from many papers
A collage of quips and gags from U.S. newspapers. Bits joke about loafs and housekeepers, church theft, fleas, banks, yellow fever, and politics. Humorous snippets mention Chicago, St. Louis, New York, and Philadelphia with light social satire and cartoonish captions.
Fragmented Ad Rates and Poem Fragments From Clermont
Legal and advertising rates appear for Clermont Courier with ad size pricing, followed by a poem fragment lamenting a past amour. The text shifts from business notices to a lyrical reminiscence of summer suitors and a fleeting romantic memory. Includes stray phrases and broken lines.
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