Curtain Troubles Spark Marriage Woes and Lively Debate
Belinda laments faulty curtains that fall repeatedly, blaming men for undercover selfishness and fragile patience. The tale spirals into a village-wide chat about repairs, with anecdotes of wrecked wedding gifts and a rectangular window that tempts invention. A humorous nudge ends as a call for a new, self‑supporting window curtain.
A Smithy’s Help With a Horse’s Foot Trouble
The piece recalls a smithy who worked on a new principle to aid a family horse after a lamé and serene period. An expert later found the foot contracted from an ill fitting shoe and an injured frog. Removing the shoe cured the animal and the author urges science to improve harness comfort for horse and man.
Husted Speech Banquet Debate Splits Gotham Press
A chaotic New York Times report discusses Husted at a Masonic banquet, naming journalists and editors across Greeley Weed Reid and Whitelaw. The World defends its reporter and a reader letter questions proofing and spelling errors amid a review of press accuracy.
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Ohio Blind Asylum School Emphasizes Blind Education in Columbus
The Blind Asylum of Ohio in Columbus serves residents of the state with free instruction, board, and room. The four story Troy stone building, nearly 250 feet long, houses a chapel in the center and offers a rigorous schedule with about 170 pupils this year. Teachers, music staff, and administrators, including superintendent Mr. Sinead and matron Miss Brown, guide lessons from 6 AM through the day, highlighting arithmetic, geometry, and hearing-based instruction. The piece praises the institution and notes its strong, fireproof design and potential to accommodate over 300 pupils.
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County crops and hopes for a growing county
The text notes one hundred fifty acres of hay and a novel reaper, with curiosity among the masses. Wheat looks well as the county expects a strong year, peaches promise a valuable harvest, and hopes rise for a $200,000 result. It comments on local politics and race, criticizing misrule and taxation while expressing hope for reform and better governance ahead.
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Democratic Ticket Fight Over School Fund and Catholics
The Sandusky Register argues against GOP and Cincinnati Enquirer coverage of Ohio politics. It claims Roman Catholic votes sustain Democratic control in every county and warns against dividing the school fund. The Enquirer is accused of printing false statements to deter Catholic voters.
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Hoptetter's Somarh Biter advertised as health restorer
An old time herbal tonic claims to slow premature decay from overwork and dissipation. The text extols its antiseptic medicinal virtues and positions it as a guardian goddess of health for those exhausting daily routines. The tone markets the drink as a peerless revitalizer preventing system wear and collapse.
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Remarkable Type Writer on Exhibit at Remington Office
The most wonderful invention of the age, a Type Writer by the Remington Sewing Machine Co, is on exhibition and for sale at 182 West Fourth Street Cincinnati Ohio. It writes 80 to 100 words per minute in the hands of an expert, can produce 2 to 20 copies by manifolding, and writes on paper of any length or width. Professionals and business men are invited to call and see its operation.
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