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06 May 1843
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1843
Page
1
A. M. Gest publishes a weekly periodical, listing ownership and publication details for the periodical. The notice confirms the weekly release schedule and the publisher's name.
The Student's Club investigates Barrabas Codling a secret law student exposed as a pretend attorney. A three person committee led by Tellemachus Squirt confronts Barrabas, ending with a violent escape and bruised pride as the scene closes with a plan to report at the next meeting.
The Cleveland Herald urges readers to back local papers as a county common good. It likens newspapers to old friends, emphasizes value of homegrown print, and warns that sending east for papers drains local talent and economy. It stresses strong readership, steady subscriptions, and pride in local press.
A Cincinnati Chronicle feature contrasts Africa’s ruins with past civilizations. It sketches Moffat's Southern Africa insights, describes Das Kap and Nile histories, and recalls Mantatees, Matabele raids, and Bakone aerial dwellings amid ruined towns and lion dangers.
The noted punster Sigourney, near death, overhears a servant tell the doctor that a person fell into a well. He struggles to lift his head and asks in a whisper if the man kicked the bucket.
A listener records an aboriginal narrative recounting the rise of the great chief of the blue colored cattle, his warriors, and the Matabele assault that burned towns, killed, and looted as dawn rose on the plains, ending with a dust offering about the chief’s fate.
The record shows sixty years from Severus to Cauius XXI with fourteen Caesars murdered in succession. Of 19 before Severus ten died violently, and of 26 after Claudius all perished by poison or self-inflicted or assassination. Sixty four emperors after Julius Caesar, forty five monsters of crime. A warning about power.
A London based report claims a scheme with Irish Catholic clergy plans large scale emigration to US free states Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Missouri. Father Mathew named as a trustee of the proposed company. The Boston Post recounts Bisbee’s morning collapse joke and ends with a moral reflection on happiness in death versus dominion.
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