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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1843
Page
1
History of Barrabas Codling ESQ Chapter XL
Barrabas endures misfortune with fortitude as Arabelle’s kindness eases his condition. The story notes a failed chase of his persecutors and shifts to a satirical digression on old maids and bachelors. The chapter ends delaying the civil war to a separate installment.
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Barrabas
Arabelle
Blakington
St. Paul
Christendom
Berkshire
Friends of
Educational exhortations from Zanesville School Examiners
The excerpt urges parental cooperation for school success, urging frequent visits by parents, regular attendance, diligent home study, and proper conduct. It warns of late hours and roaming, stresses cleanliness and time use, and notes a census finding that Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Illinois house about eight million swine.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Experimental trip of the arial machine near Glasgow
An account from Scotland describes Professor Geolls testing a Henson based arial craft on Dumbuck hills near Glasgow. He details launch at 250 feet, rapid ascent, barometer readings, engine speed, and a climb toward Ayrshire with eventual unforeseen complications and a swift forward path toward Ailsa Craig before interruption by an unidentified steamer.
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London
Scotland
Glasgow
Mr. Henson
Geolls
Henson
Dumbuck
Mont Blare
Homel
St. Petersburg
Ayrshire
Ailsa Craig
Flight in steam machine ends with wreck and rescue
An experimental steamer steers west by south west, a misstep in the machinery leads to overloaded safety valves and ruptured pipes. The craft topples, the operator survives with a headache and nausea, aided by a救 boat sent by the commander, while the machine is lost.
Cheap Pleasure in New York City Beggar Case
A man in New York gives twenty five cents to a woman with a child, follows her to a bake shop and a dark cellar, observes hungry children eat bread, and departs feeling serene and at peace. He calls it the cheapest pleasure he had for a long while.
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New York Morning Post
Washington Parade
Comet of 1843 and Arago notice debated
The Philadelphia Inquirer relays Arago’s notice on the Comet of 1843. Encke in the London Times questions an impossible orbit and a sun strike. Philadelphia scholars like Mr Kendall, before Arago’s statement, argued the comet must have hit the sun, with Philadelphia London Paris agreeing. The Baltimore Patriot notes the unlikely event of the comet grazing the sun and being thrown off.
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M. Araco
Philadelphia Inquirer
W. B. Hill
M. Arago
Arago
London Times
Encke
Kendall
Philadelphia High School
Philadelphia
London
Paris
A Suppen Conversion at East Cambridge Church
A Methodist society in East Cambridge Massachusetts invited Rev. Vincent an Episcopal clergyman to preach. He preached the beauty of his form of worship leading most of the congregation to renounce their former usages. Rev. Greenleaf of Charles Town now works to complete the change.
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East Cambridge
Mass
Vincent
Greenleaf
Charlestown
Murder near Choctaw line shocks Scott county
Cox family murdered on the Poteau river frontier. An Indian and a negro duo confessed the killings after arrest in Indian country. Mrs Cox and a child were slain, house robbed of about a thousand dollars, and a mob burned the executing killer at the stake. The Cox smith posed new danger in Indian territory in the period.
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Murver
van Buren
Arkansas
Cox
Poteau River
U. States
Scott County
Birds Protect Crops Says Boston Journal
The piece argues robins and other small birds defend crops from cut worms and other pests. It urges farmers to protect these insects eaters and advocates laws fining those who harm them, noting the birds’ critical aid to agriculture and long term benefits to farmers.
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Boston Mercantile Journal
Education and concentration in growing minds
The article argues that children focus quickly but briefly, while older students sustain attention and deepen study. It notes the need to reform schooling to reduce rapid changes and support longer, single-minded pursuit of subjects. The piece cites common school journal as the source.
Boston to host Fourth of July parade and oration
Boston will celebrate the upcoming Fourth of July with a procession and an oration by C. F. Adams. Evening activities include music and fireworks on the Common. City authorities have allotted 2500 dollars to cover expenses.
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Boston
C. F. Adams
German Immigrant Dies in Maryland Jail Over Rum Debt
A German immigrant who arrived about four years ago with 8000 to 10000 dollars in his possession died in Frederick Maryland jail where he had been confined since Christmas for a 17 dollar debt for rum. His death was caused by grief.
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Frederick
A Windfall for Baltimore Widow From Family Inheritance
A Baltimore widow with three children now inherits about half a million dollars from her two deceased brothers who left no will. The siblings had discarded her, but their untimely deaths yield the estate. A proverb compares false friends to a shadow on a dial that vanishes in cloudy weather.
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Baltimore
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Nabob
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