14 Nov 1860
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1860
Page
1
A verse fragment notes a marriage to Lulu of Georgetown Ohio. Heimdall speaks from a tower about theft of a sacred bower and a garden of love, praising the flower’s future in another’s home and its bright influence.
Poem-like meditation on loss and grief describing a gardener who tends paradise flowers. The text contrasts earthly mourning with heavenly gardening where the beloved rises as a star in the gardens above, guiding loved ones to hope beyond sorrow.
The Georgia Weekly Herald notes Belle Phillips as a sprightly editor who writes boldly about kissing. The column praises romance, recalls ancient kisses, and warns readers against pestering the author while joking about bold advances and a promised kiss in reply.
A verbose meditation on kisses as currency and memory spans poets from Antony to Tennyson and Hood. It invokes love’s language as spiritual wealth, notes historic kisses that shaped literature, and ends with a quip about tobacco and honesty.
A book peddler recounts a New York TV piece on a Fairfield White County Republican meeting. He describes hostile crowds, Wide Awake supporters, and political clashes as Democrats heckle and Lincoln supporters defend the Union. The narrative blends satire with local unrest and a vivid portrait of 19th century partisan life.
A collection of satirical quips and puns targets public figures and events. References include a 'Great American Tragedian' as a flawed father figure, Windship versus Abel Wood over weightlifting feats, and a railway news comment about shifting loyalties. The piece ends with a note on fever and ague.
Excerpt from the Knoxv ille Whig with Parson Brownlow condemning neutral presses and urging active stance on politics and religion. It also recounts a Webster reply about law careers and stresses gradual advancement from the bottom rungs to reach higher positions.
A satirical recounting of a Prince of Wales era Montreal ball where a colored waiter faced giddy guests at a glass ceremony. The piece also critiques Wisdom with a parade of historical figures and sketches of wealth and public life including James He Evens and Peter Lindell estates. It notes Northern States corn crop value at 250 million dollars.
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