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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1872

Page

3

Grant and Jackson Echo Nashville Camp Meeting Anecdote

The reminiscence recalls General Jackson’s church arrival in Nashville as told by Peter Cartwright. Cartwright recounts a preacher’s misstep and Jackson’s gracious reception at a hotel, praising independence and fearless ministry.

Grant New Jersey Jackson Nashville Peter Cartwright Peter Jersey Stokes See Eeens Association Oceangrove Camp Meeting Association Methodist Episcopal Church United Ulysses S. Grant Woods Dr. Newman Gen. Jackson Brother Mac Phony General Jackson Brother Mac Jesus Christ

Swampscot Farmer Keeps Mower In Cornered Tool House

A Swampscot farmer preserves his mower by storing it in a corner of the tool house, cleaning and maintaining it rather than using it each season. Neighbors note his frugal farming habits and abundant reading, including current literature and papers read aloud by hired men. The Rural New Yorker clipping also mentions Dr. Tischendorf's Greek Testament updates and a minor edition release.

Swampscot Joe Peet Swaimpécot New Yorker

Oddities and anecdotes from a bygone era

A collage of brief notes includes Fahrenheit thermometer trivia, meteoric shower claims, a witticism about cart before a horse, Lamb on an omnibus, cricket match results, a resolution from Albany machinists, and a moral about breaking bad habits through prayer and love, all from a School Day Visitor column.

National Convention of the Machinists and Blacksmiths Albany N. Y

How To Make Tomato Pickle From Aged Home Methods

ripe tomatoes are scalded to peel easily and set under covered galt for a day. add spices and vinegar then boil and bottle. a second batch uses one bushel of tomatoes boiled to softness with vinegar salt cloves allspice Cayenne pepper black pepper garlic and cook until reduced, then bottle.

Hog Breeds Favored Over Large Pigs by Experienced Stock Raiser

A seasoned stock raiser argues small hogs outperform large ones. He claims no advantage to giant hogs, noting higher costs and slower cooling, and states four hundred pounds live weight is too large for profitable bacon. He praises small, sleek hogs with minimal heads and delicate legs as yielding the most flesh per food unit.

Romance of Telegraph Sparks Clerk Courtship Reports

Government telegraphs chief F Dves Scudmore reports a romantic view of lovers formed across telegraph wires. He notes cross city marriages and friendships between London and Berlin clerks, while workers judge moods by work style. The piece cites caution and prudence in matching, with clerks observing each other’s temperaments.

F. Dves Scudmore Great Britain Scudmore Rowrke London Berlin Gemer Luchmore Philadelphia Ledger

Various 19th century notes on finance, crime, and industry

The item lists diverse news items including cricket matches in Hoboken, US savings deposits, Boston real estate valuations, a Brazilian minister’s death and succession, church and convention news, and assorted regional reports from New York, Chicago, and Dakota. It notes rail, postal, and tax developments, a large Charleston export figure, and a dramatic silver lead discovery in Arizona. It also covers union meetings and trade union finance reports.

Union Cricket Club Germantown St. George Hoboken United States Boston Senor Barrets Bhe Bieber McCloskey Liberia Arlington House W. R. Taylor W. W. Field Newark New Jersey Andes Insurance Company Triumph Amazon Great Britain Albert Brisbane Congress Capitol Government Printing Office Washington Chicago M. E. Church South Freedmen’s Aid Society Ohio Conference Corebon Arizona Convention of General Railroad International Convention of Machinists and Blacksmiths John Fehrenbatch Cleveland Ohio Finance Committee Executive Department New York Insurance Department Treasury Department

Nearer My God to Thee and the Life of Sarah Flowers Adams

Dr Cuyler lauds Sarah Flowers Adams author of the hymn Nearer My God to Thee noting her nobility and frail health. Adams married English engineer William B Adams and died in 1849 near Arrow Essex. The hymn appeared in 1841 in Fox's sacred lyrics and spread through worship anthologies. Comets are traced from ancient times with Nicephorus described as the first accurate recorder in the 14th century.

Fox England Arrow Essex

German postal money orders to Germany begin Oct 1

The United States and Germany will launch postal money orders on October 1. The local post office will remit 1 to 60 dollars to the German Empire with larger sums via additional orders. Thaler equals 71 cents in U.S. value. Commission rates range from 15 to 70 cents based on amount. Also, verdict in Kallenbauh case finds death by hanging during temporary insanity with alleged conjugal distress as false.

United States Germany German Empire Kallenbauh Cumminaville

Reception committee named for Sagina w excursion party

On Change reports Mr 8 F Covington named the reception committee for a Sagina w business men's excursion inviting the C H D party. The visitors are expected to arrive Tuesday next and stay Wednesday and Thursday. Members listed include J H French G J Evener J M Glenn and others.

F. Covington Saganaw, Mich J. H. French G. J. Evener J.M. Glenn G. Y. Roots Howard Eckert Thos.Wrenn Robert Simms W. J. Armel J. M. W. Neff Geo. W. Bishop H. W. Brown K. M. Fraser Geo. M. Hord Mathew Ryan

State v Whalen and Rivard in Common Pleas

In Avery before judge, the State faced two cases. Patrick Whalen was charged with assault on Mrs. Francis and the jury disagreed. Louis Rivard faces an attempted rape charge involving Mrs. Burgraf. Probate Court records show Pawbe M. Wilson estate $450 and John Garry estate administration $1,425 with will annexed.

Common Pleas Avery Patrick Whalen Francis Louis Rivard Burgraf R. A. Morton Pawbe M. Wilson J.P. Carbery John Garry

Bound to Mate Prepares for Marriage Despite Age Hurdle

A Kentucky couple sought a marriage license from Probate Court clerk Williamon. The groom, underage, raged at the legal restriction and threatened to journey to Indiana to wed. The clerk explained the law while the couple vowed to try again.

Kentucky Pasl Williamon Paul Mr. Williamson Indiana

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