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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1850
Page
4
A reflective poem extols labor as source of health, food, joy, and memory. It celebrates daily toil powering creation and future thinking with imagery of loom wheel and anvil, ending with a refrain of labor as nature’s song.
An elderly German Methodist class leader in Louisiana confronted a Mormon elder from Joe Smith’s sect. He challenged the lecturer to answer any question, then requested a dream interpretation to test his beliefs. The exchange, recounted by an old Methodist itinerant, ends with the German presenting a dream in broken dialect to provoke a reply.
A fragment from a period newspaper recounts a tale of a man denied entry at a gate of hell and a mysterious albatross aiding a drowning soldier off a ship near India. It blends a Mor mon fable with a letter from the 83d regiment and Horace Mann quotes on idleness.
A reflective meditation on childhood memories shaping kindness and attachment, the social value of union, the beauty in nature, and a digressive note on tides and price humor. It contrasts childhood impressions with adult passions and cites affection as a driving force behind heroism, virtue, and social cohesion.
Late accounts claim Loyard, pursuing discoveries in Nimre and Mound, found a throne in an ancient palace. Peru shifts from debt to wealth via guano as a government monopoly. A good man remarks on Sabbath breaking as a child and sister split a comb in three.
Advertisement lists subscription pricing: one dollar seventy five cents prepaid or within sixty days, two dollars if paid after, with policy that no disconnection occurs until all arrears are paid. Mentions usual advertisement rates.
Circular calling Ohio mechanics and workingmen to unite under the Order of Untrep American Mechanics to protect livelihoods from foreign competition, aid members in sickness, and support widows and orphans. invites councils with constitutions and charters. Cincinnati leaders include WM. H. West J. H. Roberts and George S. Gobel. dated September 1849.
The Adjutant General with five fit persons to be annually appointed by the Executive to attend examinations at Foustante in the year according to law.
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