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Newspaper
The Ohio Union
Location
Ashland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1854
Page
8
A puzzling line describes mysterious shapes and whispers around a figure named Phair. The passage hints at piety and perception, leaving readers unsure what is true and what is imagined as rumors drift around her.
A lengthy 19th century sermon-like piece rails against teenage disobedience and lack of filial respect. It argues youths must heed parental guidance, fearing social condemnation if they dissent. It cites a Sunday School anecdote and stresses scriptures guiding youth toward obedience and piety.
A fragmentary essay argues that light is essential for all living things and humans. It recounts tales of pigs kept warm yet dark and horses kept in dusk, noting dark housing stunts growth and vision. The piece laments over-imprisoned animals and children, urging more exposure to light for health and vitality.
The passage parades the Shanghai fowl as a grotesque giant next to bantams, mocking its size, appearance, and capabilities. It also dismisses the breed, contrasts it with bantams, and includes a derisive note about a Shanghai rooster and a pigmy rider. A later item offers a questionable horse kicking remedy involving headstalls and leg reins, labeled Maine Farmer.
Readable items describe two immigrant families arriving near Dalles with hardship, aided by Caynres and Indians, plus observations on Oregon City flora and a fragrant gum tree. California and Sonora news mention a 1000 man force and a press setup in Lower California, with mining yields from Grass Valley. Mormon notes recount Salt Lake City settlement, communal living, a temple, council house, and Kimball’s large family in a segregated, industrious community.
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