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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1892
Page
5
A varied excerpt from a late 1800s newspaper page includes scattered items on furniture and dress, domestic hints, and comments on social manners. It mentions farm life and craft ideas, plus brief notes on a Russian schoolhead and several stray observations spanning politics, industry, and travel.
An obituary fragment mentions a funeral service at a church in Prowkoe with references to a person named Brabla and a life of Christian faith. The text also includes a dense advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla, praising its blood-purifying tonic properties and claiming health benefits and testimonials.
Fragmented report covers a hunting incident with slain and injured men and two enslaved in a swamp, followed by political vote figures for Ohio Republicans, then assorted notes on Hood's Sarsaparilla and racial tail lore. The piece blends disaster, election data, and sensational medical advertising.
The readable lines discuss bread or bone nutrition, a saying on talent, London cemeteries covering 200 acres with a $1,250,000 capital, and a Svehi doctor photographing painted windows. A stray note mentions cattle thieves near Bealton, Oregon, and a ten year old bay horse weighing 200 pounds.
Private detective L. B. McIntyre tracked down Jane, heiress to over $1,000,000 from ex-Congressman Cross of Vermont. The daughter, Bertha Cross, wed Martie in Washington. the couple later moved to California. McIntyre and J. M. Martin traced the heiress to Glenn County, where the father died and left the fortune to his daughter. The search proceeded with the wife of Martin joining the eastbound party.
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