Agricultural prospects and Ohio politics in 1872 hints
The piece notes favorable weather and strong farming conditions with wheat oats potatoes and corn outlooks. It cites prices and planting activity, especially potatoes, and discusses Ohio Democratic state ticket expectations Pendleton and Ewing for Governor and Lt Governor with Pendleton potentially advancing to the US Senate and Vallandigham as a future successor.
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High Court of
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Alamance County
Senate of North Carolina
Sprina
Ohio
Pendleton
Ewing
U. S. Senate
Vallandighasm i
Interview with Dr. Hoofland Reveals Popular Bitters Boom
The editor visits Dr. Hoofland in his lab on a dismal day to interview him about Hoofland's German Bitters, Tonic, Greek Oil, and Podophyllin extracts. The doctor cites extensive testimonials from judges and officials and notes rising sales over twenty years.
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Hoofland
Germany
Santa Cruz
Ville
Virtue of Women Emphasis and Moral Speakings
An editorial urges young men to respect women's integrity, warning against judging women by a few bad examples. It argues the chief happiness in life rests on faith in women and condemns demeaning talk as a moral blight, citing a Maine shooting anecdote involving a book as a misread reliquary. It ends with a note on corsets being economical.
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Alabama Street
Davis
Alabama
Mississippi
Mr Davis
Dixie
New York City
St. Is Democrat
Liverpool
New Orleans
St. Louis
Barge Line
Growth and Reach of the M I Church Across Regions
The article outlines the M I Church's remarkable expansion, detailing stats from 1570 including 1,587,731 members, 16,912 Sunday Schools with 2,759,182 volumes, 18,878 churches valued at $52,614,591, and 4,179 parsonages. It lists missionary funding totals and notes court decisions on residency and a shift toward direct imports reducing Atlantic trade costs for Western merchants.
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M. I
Tract Society
American Bible Society
Sunday School Union
Ernivo Resumes Reign After Frost Poisoning Orchard
A recent heavy frost last week damaged crops but Ernivo appears to have regained leadership over the orchard. Growers report fruit recovery and vigilant care to protect the green bounty amid lingering cold.
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Ernivo
Uly
Tea and skin tone versus beverages in Our Girls
Dr. Dio Lewis cautions that regular tea drinking dulls complexion and signals skin changes, suggesting tea, wine, coffee, and cocoa may harm clarity. He endorses cold water only for young women, noting strong teeth help food digestion and overall health through simple hydration.
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Dio Lewis
Saya
Tam
Senator Sherman Defends Public Life Against Attacks
The Cincinnati Enquirer hints at insinuations that Senator Sherman grew rich since entering public life. The piece defends him, calling such political attacks misfortune and slander, noting his long life of public service and urging the public to see through the accusations.
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Tennessee
Johnny
John Sherman
Cincinnati Enaquirer
Sherman
Richmond Scene Clears Rubble After Civil War Burnings
A young gentleman offers help as a country girl declines to smoke. Richmond, Virginia, is recovering from Civil War devastation with nearly one hundred burned houses on main streets being cleared as rebuilding begins this summer.
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Richmond
Cost of Alaska occupation divided by service units
The United States spends 10,088 dollars per month on the occupation of Alaska. Of this total 3,900 goes to the Army, 3,500 to the Navy, 2,200 to the revenue cutter, and 700 to the custom-house, with supplies in addition.
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Alaska
United States
Navy
Clarksville Exports 200000 Wheat 30000 Flour 50000 Apple
Clarksville Missouri reported last year exports totaling 200000 bushels of wheat 30000 barrels of flour 50000 barrels of apples and boxes of peaches. The area shipped 12000 cattle hogs and 2000 horses and mules to distant markets.
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Clarksville
Man seeks separation over cold feet in bed
In New York a man petitioned the court to be sourced from his wife claiming she persistently pressed her cold feet against him while they slept. The odd plea highlights domestic friction and seeks legal relief from the marriage.
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