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21 Mar 1877
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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
Mar 21, 1877
Page
1
Blue Glass and Its Actinic Light Hailed in Remedy Message
A New York World item lauds blue glass as a universal cure via actinic rays, claiming it brightens life and improves health for plants, animals, and people. It promotes Pleasonton’s glass as a health transformer, with satirical connections to sun therapy and glowing promises across diverse uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giszier
The Tramp's Revenge in a Midland Hollow
Squire Van Vieeck owns a vast hollow with sawmills and barns. A fierce tramp menaces Milly Van Vieeck, saved by Gilbert Morse. Morse later confronts the troublemaker at night and helps save the mill, while the squire contemplates vengeance. Morse earns Milly's hand and becomes part of the Van Vieeck family after trials at the barn fire and a court case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stoddard
Midland Hills
Milly van Vieeck
Squire van Vleeck
Squire van Vieeck
Squire
Gil Morse
van Vleeck
Gilbert Morse
Edzackly
Gil
Milly
Hayes Nominates Evarts and Other Cabinet Figures
President Hayes proposes William M Evarts of New York for Secretary of State and John Sherman born in Lancaster Ohio for Secretary of the Treasury. Carl Schurz of Prussia nominated for Interior and George M Crary of Iowa for War. R W Thon of Indiana for Navy. David M Key of Tennessee for Postmaster General. Charles Devens of Massachusetts for Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
William M. Evarts
New York
Evarts
Jeremiah Evarts
Boston
Yale College
Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth
Theodore Tilton
John Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Lancaster
Ohio
Charles
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Senate
Carl Schurz
Interior
Cologne
Rhenish
Prussia
University of
Bonn
Switzerland
Kinkle
Lincoln
Spain
St. Louis
R. W. Thon
Indiana
Navy
Chicago
Cincinnati
Morton
Terre Haute
David M. Key
Greene County
Tenn
Chattanooga
Andrew Johnson
East Tennessee
Tilden
Charles Devens
Massachusetts
Hear
Ball’s Bluff
Poe sister Miss Poe dies in Epiphany Home charity care
Washington capital notices the death of Miss Poe sister of Edgar Allan Poe at Epiphany Church Home. She was a genial figure, hindered by poverty though gifted like her brother. Relatives in Baltimore lived in luxury, yet she faced hardship. A small bundle of her manuscripts and verses, found among her effects, will be published by competent hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Capital
Baltimore
Ohio Senate and House Proceedings March 10 1877
Nominations for Governor private secretary executive clerk and state librarian were received. Bills passed include county orphan asylum directors, school control in Tuscarawas, and Madison County National Road funding. House bills on taxation for a township hearse and municipal matters advanced. several local bills passed. Senate considered safety for public assemblies, rewards for horse thieves, street cleaning, work houses, and militia organization. House measures on education, kindergarten schools defeated. many bills sent to second reading. Governor urged reports on labor and mining bureaus and prison reform, promoting intermediate prisons. March 12 13 14 15 notes field wide legislative activity and contested election Cox v Harmon. March 16 executive confirmation of librarian Stimson and other nominations. continued Cox v Harmon, smallpox protection bill passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Rodney Foos
Columbus
Alfred E. Lee
James L Murray
Cincinnati
Rodney M. Stimson
Marietta
H. H. Robinson
Committee On Library
Kleinschmidt
Court of Common Please
Hamilton County
Lewis
Natan Hutton
Tuscarawas County
Beach
House
Madison County
Said County
Dirr
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Southern Railroad
Messie
Davis
Huberich
McLain
Hodge
Blake
Neal
Dillard
Sherman
Committee On Privileges and
Howse
Scheble
Cincinnati Ten
Wiltsee
Cincinnati Board of Public Works
Water Works Fund
Hostetter
Johnston
Committee On Privileges and Elections
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
United States
John Sherman
Dempsey
Cleveland
Committee On Public Printing
Ransom
Bard
Cincinnati Council
Young
Fehrenbatch
Cuyahoga County
Monahan
Jackson County
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau of Statistics of Mining
Bates
Knox
Adams
Licking County
Warnock
Champign County
Columbus Hospital
Sinking Fund
Superior Court
Cox
Cox-Harmon
Dechant
Middletown
Butler County
Sage
Wood County
Mancy
R.M. Stimson
Mariell
Hugh M. Lusk
Athens Asylum
William W. Bend
Franklin County
Charles B. Fiood
National Home For Disabled Soldiers
Dayson
Mrs Norton a celebrated author and scandal figure
The piece profiles Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton, aged seventy one, widow of Sir William Maxwell, famed for Bingen on the Rhine and other works. It traces her lineage to Sheridan, notes a long career, a notorious adultery trial with Lord Melbourne, and her advocacy on women and social issues, including English laws for English women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton
England
William Sterling Maxwell
Bingen On the Rhine
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Earl of Antrim
George Chapple Norton
Lord Grantley
Lord Melbourne
Duchess of Sutherland
Rosalie
Islands
Prince of Wales
Stuart of
Dunleith
Norton
Carry
George IV
Christendom
Diphtheria and Its Cure from 19th Century Advice
A medical note describes dry applications of sulphate of iron tannin or chlorate of potash on the tongue as early treatments for diphtheria. It outlines three disease forms, endorses simple remedies, and warns against inflated claims, plus notes on ritualist agitation against the state church and a Baptist claim about Philadelphia.
Veritable Salamander Exhibits Fire-defying Dress at Gilmore's Garden
Captain Wraa, once of the German Navy, staged a dramatic demonstration of an oest berg fire-defying suit in a gas-lit iron enclosure at Gilmore's Garden before a large crowd. He stood in flames for eighteen minutes, roasts oysters, melts lead, and later returns in women's attire, claiming the suit protects wearer within fire. The apparatus features an India-rubber dress, air-bag, and water-saturated outer layers with dual hoses feeding air and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Wraa
Gilmore’s Garden
Captain Wran
Wran
Mr. Bergh
Teaching Children the News of the Age in School
A Pittsburgh teacher Miss Mitchell introduces a daily news discussion in first grade at Washington School. The Bulletin room paper, with headlines on the board, has an editor each month who selects topics from Pittsburg papers. Students study Congress, foreign, local news and more, some buying papers daily. The program aims to teach current events and civics with student interest and may become standard in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Washington
Pittsburg
Penn
Bulletin
Pitteburg
New York Weekly
Fred Wallace
Tweed Family Mansion in Greenwich estate described
The Boston Journal notes William M. Tweed resides in Ludlow Street Jail while his relatives inhabit a Greenwich Sound front mansion. The three acre estate features a tall castellated house with a stone fence and iron grates bearing monograms. Mrs Tweed her daughters and a son in law live there amid a popular, noble young set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Tweed
Ludlow Street
Greenwich
Tweed
Congregational Church
Americus Club
Clermont Courier Ad Rates For Advertisements And Cards
The Clermont Courier lists advertising rates in a legal and transient section. First insertion costs 1.00 per square of ten lines, with 0.50 for each additional insertion, and annual reductions available. Business cards up to six lines cost 6.00 per year.
Grammar in Rhyme by Jack in the Pulpit
A playful St Nicholas verse outlines the nine parts of speech. It lists articles nouns adjectives pronouns verbs adverbs conjunctions prepositions and interjections as building blocks of grammar with examples. The piece ends noting these parts comprise reading writing and speaking knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Gun business man’s hen killed by cartridge blast
A Middletown resident’s brother in law who handles firearms had a pistol go missing from the yard. His hen picked up the weapon and was killed when the cartridge exploded inside her. Evarts and Devens were Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Morse
Flullo
Zem
New Haven
Caoghet
Middtown
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Jonah
Roseate
Jake
Milly van Vleek
Rascal
Great Brittan
London
National Baptist
Philadelphia
Odds and
Miss Fortune
Anne ‘Lynch
Dublin
New Mexico
Brio
Syphry Smita
Mansfield
Toronto
Florida
J.smith
Ashtabula
Maine
Stephen Hall
Ruthenia
Mr. Tweed
Burleigh
Boston Journal
The
Clermont
Jack-In-The-Pulpit
Devens
Webster
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