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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1888
Page
1
A mix of advertisements and household notices dominate the page. Prominent claims promote low prices on paints and wallpaper at the Mammoth Drug and Book House, while local snippets report hospitality, birthdays, travel plans, Prohibition era style politics, and community events across Liberty and surrounding areas.
Frac... Napoleon to San Francia excursions offered at 79.96 with 60, Cal, and return, tickets on sale June 18 to July 12, for National Education Association meeting. low round trips to Detroit via Toledo by Wabash. Also farm and real estate notices and various local advertisements.
Amid a sugar schedule showdown, Republicans quarrel over the Mills tariff on sugar. Cannon pushes for sugar duties to shrink, while Kelley and Kansas members attack. Debate highlights party rift, Chicago platform questions, and hints at looming campaign tensions ahead of McKinley.
Prohibition party leaders in Ohio announce a statewide campaign designed to influence the 1900 election. They expect a large vote to pressure both parties, with aims to boost Cleveland and assign active measures in each county. The plan includes direct canvassing, support from the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, and a target statewide vote over 60,000. General Payne to devote election-day time. Leonard campaign funds noted.
The passage extols Brandreth's Pills as a safe and effective blood purifier and alterative after over fifty years of trial. It claims strong, sustained popularity among long-time users, stating the pills are widely sold in drug stores in plain or coated form.
A collection of fragmented notices and quotes from 19th century sources. Jumbled commentary mocks political figures including General Harrison and Senator Sherman, while advertising Hood's Sarsaparilla and Ayer's Sarsaparilla as health tonics. Contains editorials, a Dayton Journal reference, and humorous vignettes about a French Canadian boy and a Rome Umpire.
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