The Property of Ohio and Ku Klux Fears in 1874
An Auditor of State report lists Ohio real property valued at 1 018 144 506 and a combined valuation of real and personal property for taxation at 1 410 335 103. The column also notes rising revenue frauds, political clashes, and rail line disputes. A Rutherford County NC murder appeal recounts a brutal three-robbers attack and arson, with victims identified and suspects detained as Radical press downplays the Ku Klux angle.
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Ohio
Auditor of State
Senate
State Board of Equalization
State Auditor's
Rutherfordton
Silas Weston
Childred
Weston
Govan
Columbus Adair
Martin Barnard
Ep. Hernato
Desperadoes
Ku Klux
Washington
Arrdst
Ifra-Loyal
Tax Rates Set by Late Ohio Legislature Document
The document lists Ohio tax rates: General Revenue one mill and two tenths of a mill, Sinking eight tenths of a mill, and Common Schools one mill. These figures detail the levy amounts to be assessed under the described funds.
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Ohio
Pure Drugs and Medicines G0 to Sisson
A catalog or directory entry lists Pure Drugs and Medicines from G0 to Sisson with product types, likely including common medicines and pharmaceutical items. The item appears as a brief listing in a larger advertisement or directory page.
Faith and crime cited in postwar notes and fashion items
Annotations allege crimes and punishment gaps in a county using a lamentson the Weston case and kinship ties amid a 1871 Mississippian setting. Fashion notes discuss leatherwork, shawls, grenadines dresses, monograms, and footwear trends with social etiquette tips and London market arrivals.
Flashy miscellany and moral quips in 19th century column
A potpourri of quips, anecdotes, and social sketches from a 19th century page. Jokes about Burns and Scott, pious reflections, a Boston epitaph gag, a New York banquet remark, Brigham Young’s hat, heaven questions, Scottish dialogue, a court scene with a boundsman, and a Massachusetts funeral quip. Includes ethnic slurs and racial humor. tone is satirical and light.
Duluth Rumors Suit to Expose City Ring And Lies
A Morning Call letter accuses a powerful Duluth clique of controlling the town with outside allies and false reports. The author claims newspapers puff the ring, cites mass unemployment and bread shortages, and warns newcomers must pay tribute. He asserts Duluth relies on lies and predicts forthcoming changes.
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Duluth
Northwest
Seth Wilbur Paine
Duuluth
Dulut
Practical Household Remedies For Burns And Stains
The article offers a quick burn relief by mashing raw onions and applying it immediately. It also prescribes a stain remover made from equal parts spirits of turpentine and essence of lemons to lift spots from fabrics, warning that the essence must be freshly made to avoid ring marks.
Ink stain removal and windward plains description
The text instructs removing ink spots from linen by lard treatment and sun exposure then washing. It confuses with a fragment describing fruit stains and a Kansas plain where winds blow ceaselessly for most of the year, making shrubs lean southeast in a passive mood.
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Plains
Kansas
Washing Merino Stockings Like Woolen Goods
Guide suggests washing merino stockings the same as flannels and all woolen and cotton goods. Boil soap to make a lathe, wash in this warm solution, rinse in a second lather, and for white items mix in a little blue. Do not rinse in plain water.
To Dive Red Ants front the House
Advice to deter red ants with quicklime and boiling water or camphor in alcohol followed by water. Strong scents repel them and camphor is suggested to prevent infestations in cupboards. Creosote-soaked sponges are also mentioned as a deterrent.
To Make Old Kid Gloves
A brief instruction for renewing worn kid gloves by making a thick mucilage from flax and wool with dissolved soap. After cooling, wipe the gloves with white flannel and use just enough cleaner to remove dirt without soaking through the leather.
Foreign modistes in New York push longer walking dress line
A disposition to lengthen the strike of walking dresses is shown by foreign modistes in New York, but it is steadily opposed by native fashion artistes.
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New York
Variety of 19th Century News Items From Multiple Regions
Duller notices cover tremors near Toronto Quiebed and Ottartd, extended storm signals to Cahtéa, and late telegraph lines from Mon St. Tomes. Naval Academy site at Apaeiate reports eve nts. Baltimore Sun editor F H Clark dies at 53. Springfield Ohio hosts German Pease Celebration and other regional events. Collision near Ida sinks the London steamer Webb with 13 lives lost. Bonner denies horse racing rumor. Edwards and Collins fight headline. American Board to benefit from J Brooks estate. commission to revise US statutes previews wide changes.
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Bonner
Edwards
Collins
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
J. ©. Brooks
Portland
Maine
Morality maxims from a fragmented 19th century note
A garbled list of moral aphorisms advises individuals to trust their correctness, avoid shameful actions, keep secrets, speak kindly, accept that not all will be pleased, and reject falsehoods. It urges church members to engage in religious meetings and warns against gossip, with a final stray line about an artist adapting a picture and a harsh insult.
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Baltimore
Grant
Baltimore Short
Baltimore & Cincinnati Railroad
Cincinnati
Belpre
Vinton County
Skipwith
Miss
Massachusetts
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