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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1891
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR summary shows references to Lutheran church items, services, and events with numerous garbled names and dates. Mentions of pastors, pews, and weekly activities appear amid disjointed phrases, suggesting a church bulletin or notices page with timetable details.
The fragment outlines a political platform aligned with Republican ideals, endorsing a secret ballot, tax and currency debates, and opposition to certain reform efforts. It references McKinley era figures, calls for income tax, and condemns excess government spending while defending civil order and elections. It also discusses race, federal power, and appointments in government offices.
W Buren of Eldorado Obio reports his wife suffered years with kidney and liver trouble and blood in the urine. After using Swamp-Root her health improved and she recovered enough to leave bed. The claim highlights relief attributed to the remedy.
A veteran portable organ street fundraiser Fetterman presses for aid while Mrs. Smith denounces Republican stonewalling. McKinley reportedly offered higher pensions if Fetterman dropped the campaign, and Fetterman travels the northern counties drawing crowds. Mrs Smith defends the veteran and asserts the truth over political motives.
Summary of Illinois Experiment Station trials from 1889 to 1890 on fattening pigs with corn. Results show variable gains per bushel of corn, with best rates around 8.81 pounds per day in one case and 12.93 pounds per bushel under different feeding levels. On pasture with blue grass, gains per bushel ranged from 2.04 to 12.93 pounds. Trials include full corn, half ration, dry versus soaked corn, and on pasture with steers. A pomace trial proved unsatisfactory for pigs.
The piece argues Secretary foster entering the ring for Senator signals doom for the Republican party. It says the Republicans lack national roots, rely on a protective tariff, and face internal strife. The author urges supporting the Democratic party as the national alternative.
The item cites various testimonials from readers in Butler Pennsylvania Valparaiso and Logansport Indiana about dramatic nervous system relief and weight gain after using a restorative product advertised as Miles Restorative Nervine. It touts trial bottles and a cure book, with a pharmacist endorsement and guarantee.
A ragged tale voices a preacher's bleak view of a church’s finances and social entanglements. The colorfully phrased speech cites factions and frictions within the church and community, noting dues, meetings, and the drain on resources while mocking social labels.
A fragment states that a proposition shall be submitted to the electors of the state on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, referencing General Assembly actions under Section 2, Article X of the Ohio Constitution.
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