20 Apr 1877
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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1877
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment details the Lake Shore and Michigan South line with mentions of stations, agents, and assorted provisions. It lists trains, schedules, connections to Cleveland, Paineville, Ashtabula, and Conneaut, with mixed business and vendor references in a period-typical telegraphic style.
Fragmentary ad notes J. M. Wilcox offering an acre at Hides and Peltries. Blurred lines mention subscriptions and a money item, with scattered references to Poultry Haleer and Bowery Wy. Readable fragments suggest a small trades or notices page item on property sale and local services.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement claims Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarah meets needs of thousands. The text touts relief for a claimed rapist case and urges readers to consult a Warrington wholesale and retail dealer in tires. Dated Denver October 4, 1805, it mentions Smith & Doe and wholesale sales channels.
An OCR fragment exposes a misleading advertisement praising Collins Voltatic Pill and Schenck cures for rheumatism and lung diseases. It touts testimonials, calls rivals quacks, and claims nationwide sale through mail order with 18 cent price, warning readers about fraudulent remedies.
An 1879 advertisement extols Vegetine as a universal remedy purifying the blood and restoring health. It claims to treat a wide range of ailments from skin issues to nervous disorders, citing testimonials and urging readers to trust Rev. S. Bust and Mrs. L. O. Fast as endorsers.
An OCR fragment describes a distant city, a quest for a new necessity called Ranch Wheat, and a symbolic garden scene. It references winds, trees, a child, a whistle, and a solemn oath linked to a divine or moral order, with visions of watchers and a sacred growth. The text is unsure and poetic, lacking clear events or names.
An Indian horse race at Umatilla draws a crowd as Crabb’s imported horse clashes with a native racer guided by a young boy. The quick, deft maneuvers of the Cayuse chief How-lish-wam-po and his team produce a dramatic finish, with the Indian horse victorious in nine minutes fifty-one seconds, igniting cheers among the spectators and leaving Crabb and friends grieved at the upset. The piece blends travel backstory with vivid race details and local color of the Umatilla country.
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