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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1871
Page
1
A premium feature described as essential for supporting an ongoing undertaking is highlighted. The note emphasizes its value in enabling progress and the expectation of readiness to deploy as a key resource. Local terms underline its importance in facilitating the project’s aims.
A Democratic Enquirer note announces the contract for 1100 large lithograph portraits sized fourteen inches. The portraits honor Senator Hon. Asin and Tatmaras, prepared from a refined photograph by Hon. J. J. Phirsam editor of the Chillicothe Advertiser, intended for framing in a forthcoming report.
Old and New Subscriba to the Democratic Rogue until March 1571 offer portraits to those behind on payments and to new subscribers paying in advance. Union Emigration Society reports plans to move families from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia to Southern Middle Kansas with start in March, shipping details, equipment, and provisions.
A dense advertisement and extracts paper extols The Living Age weekly compilation from Littell and Gay Boston. It lists praise from Beecher Nation and other publications, claims broad coverage across literature science and art, and notes subscription price and club offers. Also promotes printing services and a hair restorer advertisement with drugstore endorsements.
An old advertisement touts Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a cure for colds coughs and lung throat ailments. The nearby note references Dr Batts’ Dinpan and contains a garbled line likely saying by all read in another column.
Foundry business in Southern Ohio offers one-half interest at bargain due to partner disagreement. McArthur, Ohio seek serious inquiries. September 28, 1820 notice invites energetic partners with capital to invest in a large operation linked to railroad expansion.
The Mexican authorities are openly in favor of annexation to the United States, and President Juarez also favors it. The House Judic Committee has determined to report in favor of the bill dividing Ohio into three Judicial Districts.
A scattered column notes a joke about next year 1872 after 1870, questions a prophet about winter cold, and identifies Samuel Thacher of Bangoumine elected to Massachusetts’s House from 1802 to 1805 as the oldest surviving Congress member. It also mentions Harvard’s oldest graduate at ninety five and a quip about Grant’s new hat from an English hatter.
The Pictorial Prerenological Journal offers a wide range of features including The Screscr of May and its improvement, Physiognomy, ethnology, physiology, and portraits. It promotes education for parents and teachers, claims to be the best pictorial family magazine, and lists monthly and club rates with premiums and an address in New York.
The Paper, the longest daily in Pennsylvania, advocates Democratic principles and pledges fearless defense of reforms. It touts extensive news gathering from local to global sources, strong market reports, and a planned weekly edition with original stories. Subscriptions: daily ten dollars yearly, six months five dollars. weekly two dollars per month. No. 29 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Advice urges Young Men to focus on frugal living, regular study, and perseverance, warning against waste and urging retrenchment during hardship. It extols continuous application as a marker of distinction from those lacking such habits and hints at intellectual advancement.
The only actively mentioned business in the current write up is Danning, seen as the sole lively enterprise amidst the otherwise quiet scene. No other firms or events are named.
A relative of the Grant family is reported found in Iowa named Davida and within a day he was appointed mail Wantrep-our friends agent. His mother was closely related to Mrs. Grant's grandmother and sought to mobilize subscribers to the Democratic Enquirer to secure the Thur man Portrait.
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