Temperance and politics mix in Ohio debates and notices
The leading papers urge amending the Ohio Constitution to let the Legislature act by majority will on temperance. Editorials criticize the no license clause and call for a vote to strike it out. Ads promote Dr Quinn’s medicine and Shiloh’s Plaster. A McConnelsville Herald note honors Capt. Jas B. Shoop. Other items urge Republican continuity and discuss election tactics and army debt judgments.
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New Cure for Urinary Ailments Ad in Ohio Depot Ad
Quick complete cure for urinary affections smarting frequent or difficult urination and kidney diseases. Price one dollar at druggists. Ohio Depot MO. D PARK & SONS Cincinnati O.
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