19 Mar 1836
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1836
Page
1
The notice lists subscription terms from A. M. Gest & Co. offering two dollars per year in advance or within sixty days, with arrearages required before continuance. It mentions advertising rates and a reminder to mail communications. the text reflects early 20th century printing practices.
The speech reviews the French dispute ending in peace, praised Senate restraint and the President's handling, censure of wartime threats, and criticism of the three million fund. It highlights Britain’s mediation, warns against future policies, and urges prudent defense spending.
The text explains fruit handling and ripening reasons. It covers drying, withering on trees, timing for grapes, pineapple crown removal, apple browning, russeting, raspberry freshness, chestnut storage, bed materials, and seasonal digestibility. It argues that flavor and quality depend on moisture loss, air exposure, and seasonal constitution.
The article argues that many notable citizens started as mechanics and rose to prominence through self improvement, regular work and frugal habits. It urges current mechanics to follow these examples to gain respect and opportunity in society.
An old anecdote shows a stationer thanking a paper maker for credit given to a modest beginner. The paper maker explains he observed the man always without his coat, a lesson in frugality and prudent menial effort. The tale argues wealth comes from diligent labor and reasonable limits on working hours, not grand speeches.
A description of the Juggernaut car parades revealing a 43 foot high platformed vehicle on sixteen wheels. The procession features frenzied crowds, religious figures and idol worship, with famine and disease casting a grim backdrop as the event grows more terrifying daily.
The piece describes storks as emblematic of parental affection and notes that young storks assist aging parents during long migrations. Citing Danish authors, it recalls springtime scenes of old birds resting on younger ones and peasants in Toingen describing returns to nests where the young care for the aged.
Sehgation Soapends announces a public auction of his entire stock in trade featuring an odd mix of stationary and medicine items such as gridirons comb cases mud tard leadstone and rawhides plus pickled walnuts grape shot Dutch cheese and various yard goods. The sale includes gentlemen's apparel tea table furniture rare beads dresses and a jumble of miscellaneous ephemera and curiosities.
A fragment praises the first spark of freedom in the human breast, arguing that the awakened sense of liberty brings near to God’s creative attribute, yet warns an uneducated heart can turn gift into curse and swiftly shift from slave to freeman to cuff.
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