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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1892
Page
7
A poem by Eva MacDonagh explores whether a fragile bond can endure life’s growing pains and fiery trials. It questions whether love can survive darkness, change, and seasonal storms when both partners face hardship together.
The column lists items about diverse figures and facts. It notes the Disstons’ $55,000 mausoleum in Central Laurel Hill Philadelphia, Sir Francis Clare Fel as British minister to Constantinople since 1852, John Thorpe of New York linked to chrysanthemum’s rise, Governor Flower’s trap shooting score, ex Senator Ingalls’ aging parents in Haverhill, the shoe manufacturing inventor’s son, General E. F. Beale and the Grant stallion, Robert Bruce’s 90th birthday and type casting invention, and Benjamin Poor born in Raymond New Hampshire in 1795 who served as a fifer in 1812 and remains healthy drawing a pension.
Henry C. Jewett’s pacer Frank Smith runs a quarter mile in 1m 52s. In New York 105 of Senator Stanford’s trotters sold for 119,785 dollars total. White Hat McCarthy bought sixteen 2 year olds from Senator Hearst’s estate. Arion’s trainer J Malcolm Forbes undecided on next season. Electioneer’s line at Palo Alto farm includes Advertiser. Monroe Saulisbury targets 2 04 with Direct. Columbia Driving Park to host 10000 dollar yearling stakes. Count Valensin gifts trainer Millard Saunders a gold watch.
The passage praises women's equal capability amid new endeavors, noting their departure from old habits with vigor while preserving womanhood. Iconoclasts are rare, yet decisive in emergencies. In trusted roles they earn high regard as their fitness becomes widely recognized.
An 1880s New England Farmer excerpt explains Paris boulevard eateries renew dishwater yearly. After a week the liquid gains strong ammoniacal properties that cut grease off plates. Grease floats on the surface and is skimmed daily, then discarded by the chef as a perquisite.
A collection of striking notes on royal and noble figures. Russian Grand Duke Alexis’s guard dog saved six lives. Princess Helene Sagonska, a famed beauty who died in Poland at fifty seven, reportedly rejected Napoleon III’s marriage offer. Egypt’s late Khedive Tewfik left one widow, a royal princess with Turkish blood. Prince Iturbide, Maximilian’s adopted heir, is American born, mother Miss Green of Washington. The Vienna years show Abbas the khedive humbly denying rank, calling himself a Parisian.
New York commissioners report 720 killed and 1 728 injured on state railways in the year ending Sept 30 1891 versus 695 killed and 1 434 injured prior year. Chicago and Alton adopts one day local tickets and continuous trip rules for round trips. Pennsylvania plans over 350 engines for eastern and western lines next year. New York and Long Branch Railroad to build a North Asbury Park station replacing an dilapidated existing structure.
Special Correspondence from New York reports Andrew Carnegie gathering material for a forthcoming volume to expand on the nation's prosperity and future prospects. The piece notes his south and southwest travels, extensive data collection, and the success of his prior work Triumphant Democracy, while hinting at a supplemental volume covering progress up to January 1, 1892.
In Bostow on February 29 a quirky note describes violin dust forming a rolling ball inside an aperta and acting as a tiny broom to keep the instrument clean. It also notes violin makers seeking well aged wood from condemned old houses for centuries old guitars, claiming aged wood imparts mellowness no process can replicate.
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