Six Sin Themes and Rain Shortfall in 9 Months
A compilation of disjointed historical notes includes a religious quotation on sin by Rev. W. T. Black, a nine month rainfall deficit of over 13 inches, Mars water vapor claim by Janssen, travel discomfort and sea sickness, and a Life and health advertisement push for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and Dr. Pierce products. Mentions a dangerous kiss incident aboard an Alabama railroad, cosmetics cautions, and a prairie fire caused by a discarded cigarette in Frederick, South Dakota.
Snappy Panache and Patent Cures in a Local Notice
A jumble of ad copy and gossip touts patent medicines for coughs croup and hoarseness claiming rapid relief with Chamberlains and One Minute Cough Cure. It mentions a snake tattooed heroine Lady Ranpoura Caurcuiin during an India visit and notes local sellers Cline's Pharmacy Saco and W. H. McKee. Also advertised is a Chicago World’s Fair feature and a Queen and Crescent Route inquiry for travel material.
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Ranpoura Caurcuiin
India
W. H. McKee
America
Wrates
Queen and Crescent
W. C. Rinearson
Cincinnati
Change of Time for C.H.V. & T. Trains Athens
Trains depart Athens at 4:55 am 12:25 pm and 5:05 pm with arrivals at 10:30 am 6:00 pm and 8:55 pm. Hunters Rates apply to Ohio Central Lines with Hunters Tickets to all points. agents listed. Tickets on sale at five cents per dozen at se itemamens.
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Athens
Ohio Central
Ohio Gentes
Heeav
United States
Canada
Pullman
Columbus
Chicago
Buckeye
W.H. Fisner
Columbus Ohio
Vigilance urged for Foraker bid to enter Senate
A speech by George K. Nash at Medina on September 10, 1895 urges Republicans to be vigilant and energetic in supporting Joseph B. Foraker for the United States Senate on March 4, 1897. It frames the 1896 elections as crucial to restoring GOP control of the national government with a Republican Senate and House and a Republican president. It warns that a Democratic Senate after March 1897 would hinder the Republicans’ policy agenda and mentions opposition to Calvin S Brice and support for Bushnell as Ohio governor, alongside other political commentary and literary excerpts.
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House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Senate of the
Senate of
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Calvin
Brice
Joseph B. Foraker
Bushnell
Ohio
Honey-Making Ants Discovered in Natal Africa
A new African honey ant species has been found in Natal. The ants show varied abdomen distension among workers, unlike western honey ants with swollen abdomens. This is the first African honey ant identified, with other known populations in South America, Australia, and possibly India. The article also notes Manchester Canal costs and income.
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Natal
South America
Australia
India
Improved Country Through Democratic Defeat, GOP Victory Urged
The article argues the country’s better conditions stem from a powerless Democratic Congress and a November decision to reject the party. It credits the Republicans, led by Foster, Brice, and Campbell’s camp, with restoring confidence and predicting continued improvement in 1906, while criticizing the opposing campaign rhetoric. It also mocks Governor Campbell’s campaign as theatrical and accuses him of piracy in political tactics.
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Democratic Congress
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Ohio
Foster
SOCIETY IN THE NAVY Dinners Drain Officers’ Pockets
A US Navy commander notes heavy resource drains from social obligations in foreign ports. Officers must host and entertain royals and officials, decorate ships, and fund lavish spreads for many attendees, costing twenty five dollars or more per officer. The piece also notes a harsh Turcoman divorce rule where a wife is divorced if permitted to go out and does not return.
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United States Navy
The World's Railways Worth Fifty Billion Pounds
Mrs Kate Moapny sues for damages in Youngstown against Maggie Gorman for selling liquor to her husband after warning was given.
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Kate Moapny
Youngstown
Maggie Gorman
Quotations and light items in a 19th century paper
Condemnation of dogmatic thinking by John Wesley and Burns praised lines on Dr Pierce's pellets. No man should be forced to truth. if love fails, leave him to God. Miscellany covers small game fine in New Hampshire, odd pulpits in York County Me, a toy counterfeit tale, vanity in Effie, a Potawatomi bit, glue in bodies, a Topeka surgery, and several local misdeeds and curiosities.
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God
John Wesley
Burns
Dr. Pierce
Epilepsy 20 Years Cured by Dr Miles Nervine
Mr L W Gallaher a former lumber products manufacturer from Milwaukee describes his 20 year battle with epilepsy. Attacks disrupted his work, caused falls from a carriage and stairs, and even a shaft fall with near-fatal injuries. He credits relief to Dr Miles Nervine in a letter dated February 16, 9.
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L. W. Gallaher
Gallaher
Milwaukee
Chas
Reed St
Miles
The real object of education and wisdom
A printer’s quote collection notes education as lasting resources and dignified life. It cites Colton on happiness and wisdom and urges shared humanity. A closing nudge invites readers to request a sample copy of the Messenger and Herald.
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the Messenger and Herald
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W. T. Black
Ill
M. Janssen
French Academy of Sciences
Mars
Lola
Etecile Belge
J. P. Hickmann
Monticello
Simmons
Alabama
Pierce
Banks
Calvin Thompson
Columbia, N. Y
Hood
Frederick
Cline
Saco
Atlanta
Ola Papers
George KE. Nash
Ohio Republicans
United States Senate
Shartbreak
Dora Sigerson
Independent
Daniel M. Henderson
N. Y
Priscilla Leonard
Edgar Fawcett
Africa
Manchester
Liverpool
Frank H. Southard
Zanesville
McKinley
Campbell
M. Southard
Republican Party
Society IN the Navy
New Hampshire
John Shea
Nashua
York County
Silas Oatkin
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Effie
Emma
Mevain
Oconto
Wis
Topeka
la Rose
New York
Hattie Jounsey
Wheeling
Pr. M
Rb. White, M. D
Omoe
RM. Broute
Eles
Corher Washington
College
Colton
L. M. Childs
Collan and
Elluloin Mark
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Celluloid Company
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Lancaster
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Baltimore
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Washington
Pittsburg
Dennison
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Points West
West Bound
Cincinnati Mail
Cincinnati Express
Lancaster Accommod
New Lexington
Junction City
Circleville
Washington D. H
Bremen
T. C
Lexington
C. C
W C
Detroit
Toledo
Lakeside Parteaten
Serteke
Movitor Houk
G.p.a
Souders
Souders Op
Royal Remedy and Extract Co
Dayton, O
Rhailroads
Valle
Marion
Points
Michigan
Kansas City, Atchison
Omaha
Lyv
Delaware
Ereepert
Oledo
Ar Chi Up
Sandusky
Chey
Fosto Peimbervii
Oat
Gallipolis
Pomercy
Lar
A.M
Pally
ST. Louis Railway
New York City
New England
Daly
Niagara Falls
D. 8. Wilde
City Pass
D. B. Martin
Gen Pass
Agente Cineinoads
Chichester
Siglo Fog Landin
Eutenter Chemical Co
Maden
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