Ohio Republicans Praise Protective Policy and McKinley
The Ohio Republicans praise national GOP growth and tariff protection. They denounce the Democratic administration, pledge loyalty to McKinley, Bushnell, and Foraker, and call for strong financial and foreign policies, including bimetallism and a debt-free government.
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Ohio
United States
Republican Party
Wil
Monroe
Congress
Pension Bureau
Union
Republic
General Bushnell
General Assembly
Foraker
Chie
William McKinler
America
Emmons Liver Regulator Adends Winter Sluggishness
An old style drug notice touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy to wake the liver in winter. It claims to clear waste and relieve conditions like rheumatism fever and liver sluggishness, promising better health when the liver works properly. The ad suggests buying from Geilsn & Co in Philadelphia and claims measurable benefits after two months.
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Simmons
Heers
Aberadalon
Emmons
Il Geilsn & Ca
Philadelphia
Kissing Customs Stir Debate In Austrian Schools
A New Orleans Picayune report notes an imperial education board ban on hand kissing by pupils to teachers as unhealthy. The writer jokes about timing, looks, and love dictating necessity, arguing science overreach and that kissing is a matter of favor, not law.
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Lygione
New Orleans Picayune
Ry and
Hungar
Imperial
Borrd of Education
New Orleans
Sabbath Farm Debate Over Loaned Team Turns Down Offer
In West Auburn a farmer faced a neighbor seeking use of his team to take his wife and children to the cemetery on Sabbath. The farmer refused initially, then prayed over the matter and concluded the loan would not be allowed. The neighbor was told to wait until a workday, with payment arranged for Monday.
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Sob- Seth
West Auburn
English coffin carved by reclusive craftsman in Nottingham
A Nottingham paper describes an elderly, independently wealthy man who spent years carving wood into elaborate furniture and a custom oxen coffin. After his death he was buried with minimal ceremony, escorted by a single mourner he had chosen as heir to most of his estate, leaving relatives unmentioned.
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England
Nottingham
Nuddlestone
Mrs Howe Rumor Revisited On Boston Street
A revived tale about Mrs Tunet Ward Howe surfaces in Boston with uncertain truth. The account claims Mrs Howe met a friend who asked about Dr Howe and she recalls him presiding at a meeting recalled from the morning paper.
Extravagant relic tale of a warped warship item
An odd report describes an Englishman wearing a peculiar neck token tied to a small locker, claimed to be the most extravagant relic from a historic warship. The fragmentary text outlines a bizarre, worn artifact with unclear purpose and origins.
Through Space Speeds in Historical Flight Facts
A garbled list of speeds and travel times outlines various phenomena and vehicles. It mentions sound, electricity, earthquakes, and trains with era-specific mile-per-hour figures, including ships, torpedo boats, and early railway attempts, presented in a patchwork of numbers and misprints.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Mogers, Yarrow
England
Russia
Sind
Gelpber
Lucania
Empire State Express
New York Central & Hudson Winer
Ciitenlen
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Ford
Fashion Mirror Notes 19th Century Style Shifts
The article comments on bodice belts and gilt girdles, gilt tones, and couture details. It highlights transparent crepe and grenadine dresses, chameleon silk, and parasols as evening fashion. Lingerie favors elegance and simplicity while heavy lace and embroidery fade. Tan shoes for children rise as summer fashion, pairing with dark outfits.
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Thiffon
Roull
Records Set In Vibrant Bicycle Events At Various Venues
A chaotic OCR list reports multiple bicycle records across speeds and disciplines. Names like John Green, Berlo, Kennedy, and Saunders appear alongside places Cheyenne Denver Waltham and dates in the 1700s to 1800s. Details include track and straightaway times, pacers, and tandem efforts with scattered, unclear timestamps and imprecise notes.
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Berlo
New Orleans
Kennedy
Murphy and Saunders
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Col
Bringstart
Conmbeur
Dickson
Stone
Swanbranch
Waltham
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Haggerty
Williams
Titus and
Cabaone
Gierde
Flinging at the Fair Women and Secret Societies
A collage of quotes mocks women’s emancipation and secret society plans. Debates in Philadelphia and Adams Mass humorously reflect attitudes toward female independence. An Atchison girl resolves to be endlessly engaging as peers wonder at her sudden popularity.
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Roax
Philadelphia
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Lichison Glebe
READ FOR THE STOMACHS SAKE Sweet apples digestion advice
The text discusses digestion of foods including apples and meat. It notes apples are easy to digest taking about four hours, cocoa has no effect on digestion, and advises light refreshments before sleep. It warns not to eat heavy meat soon after meals and to keep foods like meatsh at least two days before using.
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Tyre
Fred
Australian Gee Hunt Native Bee Harvest Tale
The article recounts an Australian Aboriginal hunt described by Arthur in Wangaroo and Keuti. Warreyallah, a tribal chief, uses nets and water to draw honey from bees. The scene follows the chief as he observes reflections, spooks a bee, and then secures honey after a water splash and careful chase into a gum tree.
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Jo An Trishian
Mr. Arthur
Warreyallah
Giston
Ainhle
Benke
Portraits of Victor Junco and Beranger in French politics
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Beranger and Victor Junco amid the French republican spirit. Beranger, a simple republican, questioned Louis Philippe’s regime while Junco’s career drew contrasts with the era. A Palais-Bourbon encounter highlights tensions between art, politics, and public sentiment.
Blackfoot Blacksmith Finds Street Nugget of Gold
In a northwest Blackfoot Tolaho region tale a Blacksmith named Farmer found a small gold nugget while smoothing a grindstone. He paid £5.82 for the pebble, a respectable price but not wealth, after discovering the nugget in his shop.
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