Tides of public opinion in 1884 election outlook
The piece analyzes the 1884 presidential race, arguing Republicans remain solid in Ohio and Iowa despite temperance issues. It doubts Democratic prospects, notes Ohio's pivotal role, warns against overconfidence, and cites figures like Hoadly. It also references various clipped opinions from newspapers and light anecdotes.
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New York Tribune
Ohio
Hoadly
Logan
Republican Party
Iowa
Watters Son
Congress
Foraker Praised Amid Campaign Reflections and Odds
A Daily Ohio State Journal tribute lauds Judge Foraker for his governor bid, praising his energy, fidelity to party policy, and calm defeat. The column notes farmers adopting spring harrows for wheat, New York potato rot, and assorted humorous clippings from various papers, including light commentary on public figures and local curiosities.
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Ohio
Finley Wheat Tops Ohio Bulletin Tests For Yield
The Ohio Experiment Station at Columbus reports Finley wheat ripened first and yielded the most grain and heaviest bushel weight. Egyptian followed with the second largest grain yield and heaviest straw. Treadwell York white chaff and rice ranked third. Sandomirka fourth. Clawson velvet chaff and champion amber fifth. Thick seeding caused yield differences. thin seeding produced larger kernels and less winter kill.
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Ohio
Columbus
Treadwell
York
Sandomirka
Clawson
Dr Hartman Peruna cures and cures sold
A mixed chatter of cures and patent remedies from a late 19th century column. It touts Hartman Peruna with a grateful testimonial from N J Wright, promotes Dr Guysett’s Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, and notes other device and health claims. The piece also wades through jokes about a monkey and urging seasonal farm prep. It ends with Sham Shiloh's cough cure and local sellers.
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Guysett
Yellow Dock
Sursaparilla
Growth of Northern Pacific towns and pioneer life
A Philadelphia Press correspondent notes rapid growth along the Northern Pacific Railroad line, with settlers arriving as the line expands through Dakota. Pioneers adapt to Eastern civilization with fashion, china, piano fortes, and refined living as towns rise. The item blends ads and varied snippets about cures, medicines, and odd trivia glued to the era.
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Philadelphia Press
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dakota
Alleghanies
Mississippi
Kidney Cure Report From Railroad Worker
A Rochester railroad worker reports long kidney and bladder distress with back pain and brick dust in urine. After trying Hunt's Remedy on friend suggestion and following directions, he says it cured his condition and he no longer needs it. He urges others with kidney troubles to consider the medicine. Locomotive Engineer Joseph Basricon, New York Central Hudson River Railroad, Ambrose Street, Rochester, N.Y. June 15, 18.
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Hunt
Rochester
Joseph Bas
Commercial Gazette
Central States
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Angie
Hall
Caufion
Iovar
Hunt's Remedy credited with curing severe kidney dropsy
Grateful user from Ecorse Wayne County Michigan reports excruciating kidney pains, eighteen doctors, and a dramatic recovery after taking Hunt's Remedy. He lost large water weight, regained appetite, and describes the cure as instant relief and permanent. He urges others with kidney difficulties to try the remedy.
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Hunt
Nox
Mr. DA Vip Solr
Ecorse
Wayne Co
Moy
Chinese Leaf Painting Directions for Beginners
A fragment describes painting leaves on china with oil washes and color tones for highlights midtones and shadows. It mentions using yellow greens browns and turpentine with a final stroke for shading and notes an advertisement about Hood’s Sarsaparilla and a humorous item about Justice Gray riding 300 miles on horseback this summer on a heavy horse.
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China
Bookshop Agent Wanted in Cincinnati Ad
New advertisements offer good pay for agents selling books and bibles. Earning potential ranges from 8100 to 8200 per month. Written request to C. McCar in Cincinnati for details.
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Tod
C. McCar
Cincinnati
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New York Mail and Express
Courier Journal
England
Lowell
Sahara
Musical Herald
Griffin
Mary Anderson
Louisville
Mary
Courier- Journal
Dumley
Rochester Post
Rxprem
Daily
Ohio State Journal
Judge Foraker
Vermont
Dle
Chile
Arkansaw
Reading
Pittsburg
Detroit Free Press
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg Telegraph
Baltimore
Darling
Fargo
Bismarck Tribune
Norristown Herald
Long Island
Philadelphia Times
P. S
Emory Storrs
Storrs
Norr
Oil City
Hood
Sasaparilla
Erie
Penn
Hartman
Peruna
N. J. Wright
Business Agt
Evening Herald
Eric
Life
Dr. S. B. Hartman & Co
Philadelphia Zoological Garden
Graysett
Kansas City Journal
Dr. Bull
Hoon
Shiloh
Sield
B. Hh
Laeb
B. R. Lash
Athens
Dr. Quinn
London
Tristam Shandy
Jens Nathan
New York Stock Exchange
Julius Newton
Nathan
Benjamin Nathan
N. Y
R. Pennenny & Co
Kalama- 700
Mich
C. B. Henderson
Young Hyson
KE. R. Lash
Messrs. Hood & Co
Justick Gray
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Journal
Asthetices
Hearne & Co
P.O
N.Y
JSTG
Soper
Tarne & CO
P.O. Box
Battle OF the Books
John Tvson
Vesey St
P.O. Box i
Marchisi
E.R. Lash
Moly
Benson
Tyey
Ueman
Philadelphia
Bauch & Sons
Delaware Avenue
Phladelphia
Penn, Sept
Ulster County
Rev
J. W. Phelps
St. Paul's M. Be. Church
Parker
THE
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