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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1889
Page
6
The paper requests correspondents to send letters with the author name clearly written on one side of the logo. Writers are urged to provide plain legible letters and figures and to ensure proper names are easy to decipher.
The Albany Argus prints Harrit M. Sinding praising a father as a king among men. The speaker lauds nobility, true manhood, and steadfast eyes, arguing royal worth lies in character, not finery, and envisions Heaven acknowledging him as a king.
In Mill Hill, Maggie Wilson tells George Foster she cannot marry him, choosing Lawrence Lovejoy instead. The rector muses on the unlikely match as Maggie and George part with a bittersweet farewell, while Rachel and Tom react to the broken engagement and new romantic prospects unfold.
A historical note describes Tyre as an ancient trading city linked to Hercules worship. It explains two grand temple pillars adorned with serpents, symbolizing strength and beauty or mortal and immortal natures. Tyrian coins and treasuries used the image, and a Tyrian temple west of Gibraltar inspired the Straits name.
Raw hides are repurposed on prairie cattle ranches to combat grass fires. Cowboys burn a steer and drag the hide over smoldering grass to smother flames. Two men on ponies pull cords to spread the hide across miles, speeding fire control.
The author denounces Grover Cleveland and his party for domestic and foreign policy failures. It criticizes Bayard as secretary of state, warns of white supremacy gains in the South, and calls for federal election protections and legislative relief. The piece labels the Cleveland era as egotistic and divisive, forecasting political upheaval in 1892.
The next Congress must address political fraud and crime in the South. The assassination of Colonel Clayton is portrayed as part of a wider pattern of acts to advance the Democratic party, indicating a demoralized electoral environment that threatens public peace and rights.
A collage of editorials from major papers arguing for or against Republican protectionism and Civil War memory. It contrasts calls for pensions for Bayard, free ballots in the South, Breckinridge politics, and Lincoln’s enduring legacy with concerns over trusts and the need for lawful, fair elections nationwide.
Indiana reformers back General Harrison’s pledge to a businesslike government with strict Civil Service standards. They expect no backward steps during his term and believe progress will continue. Kansas visitors to Indianapolis and Senator Plumb’s Cabinet bid reinforce that Civil Service reform moves forward for the next four years.
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