Henry County Farmers Institute Promotes Practical Learnin
Henry County hosts its first annual Farmers Institute at the county seat over two days. Speakers including Rev. W. R. Parsons and Ohio State Board of Agriculture members discuss farm economics, orchards, dairy care, Silo use, and the value of education and county newspapers to improve domestic life and farming practices.
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Farmer's al Lande
Farmer's Institute
Heary County
B. M. Hellopeter
J.C. Davia
Mish Edith Halter
Ing
W. R. Parsons
Lon. N. H. Albaugh
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Hallopeter
Khy
Parsons
Gramb- Hoy
Naples
Russia
France
TRSC
Bhiv
Albaugh
Misa Hyrta Chapman
D. A. Fauver
Lillie Wilson
G. E. Emery
A. L. Albaugh
Keamer Ben
T. Chapman
Ridgeville
Board of School Examiners
Henry County
Joly
A.B. Treen
P.O. Jorvas
Mus
Buz Wearzo
Napoleon
Mummys Head at Public Library Sparks Curiosity in Kansas City
A fragmentary report describes librarian Herbert Putnam discovering a charred mummy head in his office, supposedly a relic presented to the public library by W. B. Palmer. The incident highlights Egyptology's allure and the curious chatter surrounding ancient artifacts.
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Halle
Kanams City
Herbert Putnam
Kansas City Times
W. B. Palmer
Mr. Putriam
Palmer Anys
Thebes
Tygyph
Egypt
Valmer
Bieer Santha
Benign Old Cobbler Outs Peddlers in Mohawk Valley Horse Race
A tall tale recounts two tin peddlers challenging a village cooper with his horse on a broad highway. After escalating bets to 250 dollars, locals gathered as the horses raced. the cooper’s horse won decisively, exposing the peddlers’ scheme and their plan to retaliate.
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Mohawk Valley
New York Times
Peddiers
Harold Weeping and a Pair of Weeping Ranks in Courtroom Tone
A mother questions why Harold weeps as a visitor unsettles his household. The boy sobs at the thought of an elderly woman’s loneliness and remorse. The article then shifts to a discussion of the Empress of Russia as patron and artist, copying Meissonier and guiding imperial art.
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Kady
LE. Barrett
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmington
Del
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Sam
the Indy
Ashe
New York Evening Post
Harrold
Harold
Musima
Rusia
Russia
Denmark
Sea
Meissonier
Porto Dragona
Fumour
Mark
Donmack
Dagomar
Russias
Plessandra
Prince of Wales
George
Greece
Unusual Spring Showers Fall in Limerick 1693
Reports from Limerick describe several spring and summer 1693 showers of a thick buttery substance that fell to the ground, soft and clammy with a dark yellow color. Residents gathered the material and used it as ointment while merchants note inconsistent market conditions and prices for such speculative goods.
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Limerick
Day of Worship Services Held by Several Churches
Evang elical Care reports holding services on Sunday with Lutheran and other denominations listed. The notice names Rev L Daweasy at Packer and notes times for worship across local churches, inviting participation.
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Evangelical Care
Deans
M- Ray
L. Daweasy
Packer
Localads mix clothing shop and meat market in 1800s Napoleon
The notice bundle blends ads for Pohlmann's Meat Market paying top prices for hides and pelts, clothing bargains in Napoleon, a school exam schedule change, a house for sale, jewelry cleaning, harness shop offerings, and general shopping promos. It showcases local commerce and civic notices in a small town pages style.
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E. M. Hoter
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M. Cropkett
Pew
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Alabama
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Eagle Clothing
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Defiance Road
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W. A. Treasler
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