27 Oct 1875
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1875
Page
1
The Clermont Courier lists legal and transient advertisements at 61.00 per square for the first insertion with fifty cents for each additional. A liberal yearly reduction applies. Business cards up to six lines cost 6.00 per year.
The text notes France's vast industrial base with about 123000 establishments employing roughly 1.8 million workers. It adds that at least two-thirds are currently losing a month of time and wages to drill for a coming war, highlighting a grim economic impact amid looming conflict.
The article surveys varied topics from dairy industry figures and oleomargarine value to large exempt property in Massachusetts, unsolved criminal cases, political shifts after Ohio votes, and international incidents. It blends economic figures, political commentary, and disturbing crime notes with regional and global items.
Memphis Appeal Jackson correspondent lists Hinds County citizens linked to the disbanded militia in a note about the peace treaty. Named figures include Gen. J. Z. George as Democratic Chairman and others such as Joshua Green, D. Shelton, E. Richardson, J. W. Robinson, H. Hilsebein, T. J. Wharton, Frank Johnston, J. C. Rietti, and Robert.
A verse reflection contrasts two Christians one earthly minded and the other heavenward. One savors nature, joy in trees birds and blossoms while longing for the promised land. The other prays to avoid loving too much, fearing earthly attachment. Both are praised as faithful in their devotion.
Disjointed snippets reflect a foreclosure sale on Valcour Island used by a free love community. The piece weaves quotations and allusions on fear, autumn, philosophy, and social quirks while noting legal action and a public sale context. The fragment mentions a judge of sorts and satirical remarks about marital norms.
Mr Beecher argues for making Connecticut grown grape wine for communion as the sole use of the harvest. He praises temperate deacons and a Connecticut vineyardist who produced pure non alcohol wine seen as providential and economical. The wine supposedly satisfies taste and serves as a reforming presence for drinkers.
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