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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1887
Page
7
The Board of Salins Examiners of Senry covv ver issues notice for January and February. It cites evidence of great moral character as a requirement for candidacy, and calls for applicants to demonstrate sound knowledge of examiner procedures and qualities of good nature.
A garbled OCR segment presents partial phrases and scattered names such as Goudy Sam T. Claver. The readable text hints at a poem or notes with lines about old shears and farewell, but content is largely indecipherable and unoriented.
Rose Lester reads of Clarence Greyson’s engagement to Edith Vane then discovers her portrait, titled My Rose of Roses, proved key to his rise. Years apart, misfortune, pride and a missing address separate them until decades-long longing ends with a marriage vow.
Tony Usina tried returning by rail from New York after selling his roundtrip ticket to a red headed man at a Charleston scalper’s shop. The purchaser used Tony’s card to identify him when the City of Monticello’s Purser Morgan checked the ticket, exposing Tony’s ruse and drawing derisive remarks from Captain McKee about his appearance.
The excerpt reflects on Civil War era depots for valuables to avoid Confederate soldiers and mocks Sherman’s troops as kleptomanics. It shifts to a Guinness family note and ends with a purported medicinal plug for Simons Liver Regulator, praising its vegetable composition and trademark.
A disjointed report recounts a public meeting where several speakers referenced Diet and a notable figure, Charle Francis Adame, while praising Presidant Olin Adama and the Quainer Annae lineage. The account notes tension, unclear motives, and remarks from Mr Asduiog as the last speaker.
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