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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1870
Page
1
The notice lists subscription terms and rates, advertising options, and blanks for legal and official forms. It notes a weekly publication cadence, the editor and printer details, and available blank forms for attorneys and officials. The text references November 9, 1870, and mentions blanks of all kinds and a complete assortment for legal needs.
For Fine Perfumery go to Sis son’s Drug Store Tyrania Much answering to these tender little buds of the human family might be allayed by using Mrs Whitcomb’s Syrup See advertisement in another column Conxeman Fearerry Nothing tends more to connubial happiness than cheerful and healthy infants and children Mrs Whitcomb’s Syrup is the great children’s soothing remedy
Foundry for sale in Southern Ohio advertised with offer to sell half or whole interest. Includes contact via Skyoirer, McArthur, O, for details. Also promoting Demorest's Monthly and Demorest's Young America catalogs with emphasis on family education and entertainment for youths.
The notice seeks a partner for a foundry business near a railroad in Southern Ohio, near Kilitor of Zvgutter Mearthur, Ohio. It notes canals are not paying, railroads harming Dewitt Clinton's plan, and advocates apprenticeship to improve trades as a path to economic success.
W H Langley urges Gallipolis McArthur and Columbus Rail Road funding via voluntary subscriptions. He cites economic gains from a line to Logan Ohio, appeals to public spirit, notes liberal support from Gallia County citizens and distant towns, warns against selfish obstructionists, and urges immediate, increased contributions to speed construction.
An old cookery note describes preserving green tomatoes cucumbers and peppers. Layer salt between vegetables in a jar for twenty four hours, drain, then scald with boiling water and spices including mace allspice and white mustard seed. Add onions and horseradish before final boil.
A comic tale of mistaken identity ends with a witty misreading by a critic at a summer gathering as a widow rebukes him. The piece then shifts to a protracted meditation on self-education and the idea that true learning comes from individual effort, not solely from formal instruction or aids.
A fable recounts a lion asking a sheep if his breath smelled and the sheep agreeing, prompting the lion to kill her. He asks a wolf who replies no, then tears apart the flattered foe. Finally the fox says he cannot smell due to a cold. Moral urges silence in dangerous times.
A row of lines contrasts two boys who head to the city to seek fortune. One trusts luck, the other labor, arguing labor builds character, independence, and a sound foundation, while luck remains idle and unreliable.
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