02 Feb 1875
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1875
Page
1
A chaotic array of late 19th century notes reports military advances in the earth’s campaigns, Franco Prussian tension, papal-emperor diplomacy, and domestic U.S. legislative activity. Headlines touch on extradition talks, Italian court cases, and notable society events amid a torrent of political commentary and cultural notices.
Fragmented OCR notes from a small town newspaper recounts various items: a council debate over quotas and coopers limited to ten barrels a week, a missing boot theft from a freighter, later arrests and bail set at five hundred dollars. Community events include protracted meetings, church activities, and school matters amid broad local chatter.
An English book seller publishes a card claiming to expose a British government agent about a bone advert. A reward of one thousand pounds is rumored. The Memphis press notes growing interest as rumors spread about a million Mary in United States bank funds and possible Treasury redemption actions.
Fragmented report notes a Feaset wreck near Mansfield Moré and a court ruling in the Pomeroy boy murder case. It mentions ship cargoes, fines, and crew safety, with local entertainment and community notices including a Bible society meeting and a chain of legal and civic items. Names include Dayton Reading Club and Montgomery County Bible Society along with various local venues and figures.
The text portrays Japan as using paper in daily life from drawing rooms to nurseries and kitchens. It notes paper in wrapping, towels, handkerchiefs, and even walls and armor, with references to objects like umbrellas, waterproof clothing, and tea trays. It contrasts Japanese methods with European adoption of paper walls.
A Pennsylvania peddler named Jonas Marburger visited an Albany township farmer, stayed for supper, and slept in a garret. At midnight his hired man heard dogs, saw a ghostly rider on the farmer’s horse, and found the peddler gone with his chain and chair left behind as doors were locked. The horse was galloping with no rider visible. The incident ends with the hired man restraining the horse and the peddler’s fate unclear.
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