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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1872
Page
3
A fragment from a verse recounts holding a child near and singing as sorrow, fever, and wind haunt the speaker. The speaker recalls a lost bird and a night of wailing as a door stands ajar and a loved one remains unseen, with the lament echoing to the shore.
Grace Greenwood writes about Governor Stanford and the trotting horse Charley also known as Wonder. Charley is eight years old, eight hundred eighty-six pounds, and fifteen and a half hands high. A Franklin county farming pair exemplify harmonious copartnership sharing all farm income and duties with two families living near each other and planning to keep the farm undivided.
A Figaro opinion column blasts California youth born to comfortable families, arguing they lack industry and virtue. It blames "great expectations" and union protections for stalling apprenticeship, leading to hoodlum trends and crowded industrial schools.
In a Boston Transcript note the March wind is described as harsh and penetrating, with sour, bitter, and tormenting effects outdoors and indoors. The piece warns such vexing weather may persist for weeks, urging restraint from premature rejoicing at milder spells.
An old tale recalls a Winthrop clergyman recounting a blunt genius who sought heaven by circumstances tied to his mother a Universalist. The piece merges a Gloucester lovers story of a lighthouse keeper’s son and a fisherman’s tragedy with notes on pork cleanliness and hog pens.
Real laces including Duchess Point Valenciennes and Applique offered for sale or exchange for cast-off clothing. Items available at reasonable prices. Attended at residence Po states 111 West Sixth Street.
High JehN G. W. Cormany and Jacob Haas are mentioned in connection with the IEEE event or group context. The note references their names together, suggesting a joint presentation or collaboration within the organization.
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