06 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1877
Page
1
A historic item notes Sanford's Jamaica Ginger with reference to a product or brand. The text mentions Sanford and Jamaica Ginger in a compact listing style, suggesting a catalog or notice. No clear dates, events, or outcomes are specified in the readable fragments.
Fragmented OCR reveals a mix of event notes and an employment ad. It mentions destinations like Cleveland and Columbus time zones, a 1 p.m. arrival, and references to an exposition and inauguration ideat. An employment pitch promises $65 weekly with flexible hours and no upfront costs.
A Providence, Rhode Island resident describes early illness from childhood leading to a lingering cancer and severe pain. After trying various doctors and remedies, the narrator credits Vegetine with stopping the progression, easing pain, and restoring vitality. The testimonial cites persistence with Vegetine from 1374 onward and endorses its use for others.
A chaotic OCR fragment references Bret Harte and a strange travel note then shifts to a long excerpt about ancient ruins near Animas River, describing Cedar timber walls, roofless rooms, ball room design, defensive port holes, and cedar sleepers. It also contains jokes about crows and a Bush league anecdote, ending with a discussion of sleep from Scientific American.
A fragment from the Gemova Times recounts a 19th century tale near Ashtabula township where a log-house in a ravine concealed a money mint run by a local syndicate from Ash tabula and Kingsville. Authorities released offenders, pledged reform, and noted descendants remain esteemed. Also included are editorials on debt collection and social critique of aristocratic pretensions.
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