The Boodie That Was Waged in the Fail of 1885
A short notice recalls a controversial gamble known as the Boodie linked to 1885 failures. It outlines the dispute’s financial scale and the unsettled outcome affecting local interests. The item notes community reaction and lingering questions about accountability.
McLean senator bid and Boodle campaign charges
A long extract details alleged bribery and perjury in Ohio politics around 1880s, centering on McLean senatorial ambitions and Boodle as funder. It describes large expenditures, ballot-box schemes, and attempts to secure votes in Hamilton and Perry counties, with agents active in Cincinnati and Columbus, claiming vast sums were spent to influence the 1887 election and later maneuvers to gain a U.S. Senate seat.
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John R. McLean
United States
Ohio
McEwan
Senate
Myers
McLean
Dewar
Wisbeuk
Myr
John R
Sir. Myers
MeKean
Mr. Myers
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Columbus
Boodle
Bosdie
Thagg
Sam
Trots
Hameo Cummu Fe
Perry
Knox
McLian
Kamien County
Hamilton
Legisla
Ature
Newkey
Feanthe
Borges
Young
Payton
Umder
Shieh
Soltiers
Kemp
Cincinnati
Ward Four
Uni
Bootle
Sendiaria
Eno
Democrata
Beetle
Bey
Democratic Party of Ohio
Boodle Lite
Mr. Boodle
Tie
Mr. Boodie
Goodle
Vajiel
Lomgishimre
Boodtella
One of Mrs Pinkham's Talks on Menstruation and Health
A vintage advertising piece argues menstruation regulates a woman's health, claiming irregularity poisons the blood and can cause scrofula or consumption. It promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure and includes a testimonial from Miss Marie Johnson about relief from headaches, irregularity, and general fatigue after using the remedy.
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Pinkham
Marie Johnson
Mra Pinkham
Serioul
Gaudy handkerchief fashions loom for next season
The Sun notes gaudier handkerchiefs will dominate the rainbow palette next season. Designs include solid colors with contrasting borders, lace trims on both sides, and lace frills, with many samples showing plaid checks and floral motifs. Travelers’ handkerchiefs favor color coordination and plain trimming.
New Bicycle Saddle Aimed At Women By Jeta Constructed
An advertisement extols a newly designed bicycle saddle called the hall bearing saddle made for women. It claims two adjustable parts, no irritation, and superior comfort, touting health benefits and compatibility with various bikes while noting men’s reactions to price.
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Jeta
Nellie Ely Appointed Colonel on Tennessee Governor's Staff
Nellie Ely, a renowned southern beauty and social figure from Shelbyville, Tennessee, has been appointed a colonel on the governor’s staff. The announcement highlights her illustrious lineage tracing to Gov Isaac Shelby and her notable role in social and military ceremonies, including the recent Probasco ball where she supported the event’s success.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Tepnessee
Commonwealths
Ver. Atkinson
Robert L. Saylor
Joan d'Arc
Col
Neilie Ely
Iso
Isaac Shelby
Kentucky
Nellie Ele
Ruth Whiteside
Shelbyville
Tenn
Vol
Ely
Maggie Whiteside
Judge Bearden
Titchmond
Dallas
Tex
St. Louis
Gor ‘Taylor
Jesse Ely
Brunaeta figure noted in southern type in Herald text
The passage describes a brunette woman of medium stature who stands out at a feast while Taylor plans to commission her as a colonel. It notes her graceful movement and large brilliant eyes as characteristic of the southern type referenced by the Herald.
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Imeanor
Taylor
Herald
Homemade Table Lamp Design From Common Materials
A detailed 1880s style instruction describes crafting a table lamp from a box, burlap, stove pipe iron, nails, paint, and a central draft lamp. It covers box preparation, top hole sizing, burlap wrapping, iron edging, pattern transfer, and finishing, ending with assembly notes and safety considerations.
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Anost
Japan Diesel
Frail Canning Lesson Warns On Safe Fruit Jars
Mrs Raver writes in a Ladies Journal on putting up fruit with careful canning steps. She stresses scouring fresh fruit and preparing jars and equipment in advance to prevent breaks during filling. The lesson covers arranging fruit, using a damp towel and heated tools, sealing jars securely, and cooling properly after processing.
Swift's Specific advertised as cure for rheumatism
An early 20th century promotional piece extols Swift's Specific as a blood remedy that cures rheumatism requiring no minerals like mercury or potash. It cites a Blackshear Georgia dealer, LD Johnson, describing his wife’s dramatic recovery after twelve bottles, claiming full relief and lasting cure from rheumatism and other blood-related ailments.
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Swift
LD. R. Johnson
Blackshear
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Atlanta
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Williams, Davis, Brooks & CO
Michel
Nereras Pacoona
Faront Ory
Ieee
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Era i Sieh Emedy CO
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