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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1887
Page
1
A fragment from a 19th century Ohio convention report advocates labor support while criticizing Cleveland administration pensions. It notes candidates and party leaders like Jolx McBride and mentions labor rights and fair wages amid political tension, with references to printers and national figures.
The clipping records August events across McClure area: baptisms at a river, trips to Mackinaw, a son’s journey, and a Jewish missionary gathering. Several notices mention family visits, church events, and a civil excursion to Pittsburgh. References include local residents and nearby towns.
An incomplete local report notes changes in households and trades, with scattered names and dates. The text hints at community events, employment shifts, and a return to familiar crops or practices, but many words are garbled.
The excerpt argues vigorous denunciation of rebel Democrats and reactions to the President’s orders on flags and civil service reform will not win support. It warns that appeals to old passions and war cries will only satisfy hard core Republicans, given the current political climate.
The Brown and his wife trade dream tales: she recalls a heaven visit with St. Peter bantering about Sunday baseball while he retells a Heaven gate scene of his own after attending games. The piece ends with a note urging readers to share news and avoid dull silences.
An ad advertises job printing services offering tickets cards checks folders and many formats with price protection. It also promotes Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil with hypophosphites claiming easy digestion and appetite boost for infants and children with endorsements from Dr S S Cohen of Waco Texas dated August 18.
An 1860s Boston Budget note highlights that five manufacturing branches together use 83 percent of water power. It cites wood moving grain and sawmills at 27 percent, with iron industry usage described, while noting limited water power in other sectors.
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