29 Mar 1883
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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1883
Page
1
A cryptic note on the Can Mustang brand hints at lasting appeal spanning two generations. It claims the product penetrates all barriers, delivering rapid results and consistency. Established 1872.
A question to the Mint Director asks if a Mint officer can legally serve as city mayor. the Director replies such acceptance would vacate the federal post. Other items note German pork edict impacts on exports, Creeks outbreak at Muskogee, and multiple political and crime briefs from Washington and abroad.
Fragmentary OCR lists music items and educational materials including a Home Chorus collection, Laurerea Medio, Perkins, and Various College offerings. Mentions pavilion, tavern use, and prices from 2 to 1 dollar, with references to Heome Chorus and Norma ley College Collection.
The report notes rising tensions between Brazil and the Argentine Republic over Uruguay, a shifting Ohio labor movement threatening to withdraw from the Amalgamated Association, and a series of political appointments and legal actions across states.
Ww G Hampton on trial at Gallipolis for robbing his brother in law's store has been convicted. FE G Wintae a Carson Fox clerk at Springfield was arrested for stealing from employers. J H Smith of Vinton County was robbed of 370 in currency on the C H V T railroad. Gov Easter on the 19th received a 7094398 dollar draft from the U S Treasurer to settle war claims. Clay Alexanders crown valued at 3 million rubies and diamonds was used in Catherine II's coronation. A seventeen year old husband and fifteen year old bride created a scene at a Red Bluff church fair. Flood losses along the Ohio and Mississippi are estimated at 10 million dollars.
A Detroit Free Press poem advising a groom to cherish and keep love. It extols patience, forbearance, and fidelity as the true wealth a couple shares, blessing the home with divine light and a life united in lifelong devotion.
A satirical vignette follows Mr. Theodore Grimshaw a sixty five year old savant of Africa and water works as he courts a widow after a dinner, dramatic protestations and a hairbrush bow clash with a child's intrusion revealing the awkward romance of an older man and a much younger possessor of wealth in London society.
Mr Grimshaw endures mortification as a widow proclaims she has five children, then denies ever bearing them in a tense exchange. The scene ends with the abrupt departure as he battles rumors about his private life while his interest in colonial ventures and London water supply remains in public view.
In Cincinnati Drummer style a husband jokes his chronic Topnoody condition will outlast any cholera scare as floods recede. A second item notes the Tallman estate in New York not affected by a 600000 defalcation, with the estate valued in the millions.
The piece notes the rise of pschutt as the mark of ease grace and taste, claiming chic is dead in Paris. It contrasts pschutt with boudines and pschutteux, and cites observations on stylish people and the streetcar nickel tale from the New York Herald.
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