Obituaries and Subscriptions Ad Offered in 1895 Herald
The Munsaneen and Herald offers readers a chance to get Womankind and Farm News free for a year with paid in advance subscriptions. Readers are urged to share the offer, with sample copies available from Hosterman Publishing Co. in Springfield Ohio.
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America
Farm News
Miller Purvis
Ohio Farmers’ Alliance
Messenger
Heraup
Hosterman Publishing Co
Springfield
Ohio
Messexerranp
George Washington as the first thorough American
The essay argues against the view of Washington as aloof and only technically American. It asserts his genuine American character, noting his belief in popular government and respect for the general public. It counters contemporary and modern critiques by stressing Washington’s enduring leadership and democratic ideals.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
George Washington
George
Clarence King
Lincoln
Nicolay
Hay
Lincoln O Franklin
Washingtons Vision and a Boston Tower Plan In War News
The piece lauds George Washington as a nation builder and lifelong American ideal, contrasting his continental view with French ideas and praising his founding role. It critiques a proposed Boston steel observation tower near Bunker Hill Monument as a desecration, while noting Japan China war developments and a Senate stake in Russia’s gains. It concludes with Arkansas ex state treasurer Woorrell found guilty of embezzlement and sentenced to one year.
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Ife
Washington
Ifas
Republic
America
George Washington
Henry Cabot Loige
Boston
Bunker Hill Monument
Wooprerr J
Arkansas
Spirit Lake massacre monument nears unveiling in Iowa
A 55 foot irregular granite Spirit Lake monument marking the 1857 massacre near Gardner’s cabin on Lake Okoboji advances toward unveiling next spring. Funded by 85000, it honors pioneers and survivor Abbie Gardner Sharp, who lobbied for indemnity and authored a published account. The project recalls a pivotal western tragedy in Iowa history.
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Towa
Spirit Lake
Fey Woolksaso
Lake Okot
Gardner
West
Iowa
General Assembly of
Abbie Gardner Sharp
Sharp
Ament
Washington
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity Cure
A collection of testimonial letters claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and cures diseases from scrofula to eczema. Readers describe eye healing, relief from rheum, ivy poisoning, and salt rheum, with families citing dramatic recoveries and improved sight after treatment.
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Hood
Massacre Remains Shape The Sioux Frontier Tale
The text recalls a settler massacre and captivity tale, noting four residents slain and two survivors, Mrs Sharp and Mrs Marble, who later remarried and preserved memories at a cabin turned museum. It also mentions a giant two gallon egg cast in the National Museum and a string of historical memory curiosities about memory and public figures.
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Sharp
Marble
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Madagascar
C. P. Villiers
House of Commons
Mr. Villiers
Wolverhampton
Mr. Gladstone
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Oxford
New York
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Mishawaka
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Cranbury Station
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Lowell, Mess
Catherine Tax Great
Plato
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Mirandola
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Beethoven
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Hawarden
Mohammed
Tripoli
Syria
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Ladies’ Board
South
Board of Women Managers
Joseph Thompson
Livingston Mims
Joseph E. Johnston
Mrs. Thompson
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W. C. Lanier
8. M. Inman
A. St. Steele
A. E. Thornton
Woman's Department
C. P. Villiers, M. P
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