Cincinnati Times advertising rate notice excerpt
An advertising rate notice from Cincinnati Times outlines pricing for various classified items. It lists categories such as Deity marriages deaths notices wants boarding for rent lost and found and business notices. It specifies charges per line and insertion rules and mentions the newspaper office address at West Third Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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West Third Street
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Ohio
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Ichael Eck Fenix Henpenmold
FE. T. ON
F. T. Carson
P. B. Armstrong
Terrible Series of Natural Events Visit France
A sequence of seven natural disasters struck France causing widespread damage along sloping streets down to the river. Residents faced a grim array of hazards as the events unfolded, with many areas enduring flooding and structural strain.
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France
Mayor Jouxetus Urges Policy On Hydrophobia Threat
A garbled report shows Mayor Jouxetus addressing the Council on hydrophobia concerns. He notes warm weather affects dog behavior and criticizes actions that muzzle and shoot dogs, while many remain free in cold and damp spring conditions.
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Wey
Worthington Law Ignored as Laborers Face Unpaid Wages
The piece argues that Democratic leaders violated the Worthington Law by continuing public works after funds were exhausted, leaving laborers unpaid. It blames Street Commissioner Convert and the Board of Improvements, asserts the city cannot bear the $50,000 debt, and accuses the Democratic administration of using workers for political gain while laborers suffer without wages.
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Convert
Coxpéetz
Connett
Polar exploration trends favor American paths and limits
The piece discusses the English Arctic Expedition emerging amid renewed polar interest, praising American-led discoveries such as Smiths Sound, Kane, and Hall. It notes historical latitudes attained by ships and sledges, compares routes, and highlights the potential advantage of two boats enabling higher winter quarters and safer retreats if summer returns fail.
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America
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Kane
Hal
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Ha.l
Lyoro_p McCLintock
John Franklis
Hall
Alarm over Catholic influence on American women schooling
A June 28 editorial warns Protestant mothers against sending daughters to Catholic schools. It frames nunneries as spiritual prisons, accuses Rome of plotting to control the republic via female influence, and rebukes church-state fusion as enslaving. The piece calls for defending liberty and religious independence.
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Babylon
Benedicts
Remarkable Notre Dame Convent Commencement Visit
An Enquirer reporter obtained admission to Notre Dame Convent yesterday to witness the commencement exercises. It is believed this has never occurred before in the institution’s history. Only the father of a graduate and the Archbishop were admitted besides the writer, highlighting a moment of rare church and Democratic harmony.
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Cincinnati Destien
Yosemite Dreams and Valley Sights in a Deserted Indian Valley
A writer extols Yosemite's grandeur and climate near St Helena, imagining an observatory drawing travelers and new settlers. He recalls a grandson’s Yosemite visit, describing dramatic skies, towering cliffs, and moonlit waterfalls as he watches the valley’s sacred stone cathedrals.
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Anyamous
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Yosemite
America
Switzerland
Yosemite Cour
Abe
Vail
el Capiten
Aic
E. J. Hoorrr
Northville Grange opens grand hall in Fern Grange No 325
Correspondence from Narravine Iowa notes a thriving Grange scene with Fern Grange No 325 opening a large two story hall in Northville. The event features a noon opening, speeches by state leaders, music, a feast, and a dense attendance plus strong notes on cooperative benefits and future growth. Also mentions robust crop reports and a dramatic religious meeting with intense preacher led expressions and mourners bench scene.
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Tennessee critique sparks remote Ohio farming debate
A Virginia correspondent derides a Tennessee letter writer in a Cincinnati Times correspondence. He mocks errors about crops and soils, notes Tennessee and Ohio farming contrasts, and cites varying wheat and corn yields across counties from Warren to Pulaski. He recalls personal farming experience in Warren County and argues Ohio lands with high prices yield uneven crops, urging the Ohio reader to relocate if conditions resemble the critic's.
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Ohio
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Murfreesboro
Pena Grove
Coffee County
Bedford
Pulaski
Faetteville
Tullahoma
Curacanes
Bamewet
Welcome and climate insights from Warren County Tennessee
A Northern farmer, C. Davey, writes from McMinnville Tennessee describing Warren County. He extols rolling fertile land, mild winters, abundant crops including cotton and tobacco, low land prices from six to forty dollars per acre, cheap labor, and welcoming residents. He notes Tennessee taxes are light, and urges others to visit to settle, with a stamp for a return letter.
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Mcminnville
Tennessee
Warren County
Cumberland Mountain
Middle Tennessee
Warren
Union
Michigan
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General Sam converts editor amid Ohio election talk
Freie Presse notes General Sam visits the editor in chief, claims reform from temperance stance to support of the anti temperance line. Both publications hedge on state election impact while warning of potential labor unrest as city workers seek back pay and accuse Michael Corbett of illegal withholding wages.
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Sam
FS Cary
Democratic Party
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Volksblatt
Wachter Am Eric
Ohio
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Health and vigor through Stemwach Bitters in daily use
The passage extols healthy living as the path to fortune and vigor, urging readers to pursue physical fitness first. It promotes Hosteller's Stemwach Bitters as a superior invigorant and restorative remedy for stomach, bowels, and liver, claiming it prevents ailments from impure water and environmental exposure.
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