Democratic platform phrases a wage of reform in Ohio
The Ohio Democratic program reaffirms previous platforms urging personal liberty, limited government, and fiscal reform. It calls for public debt repayment, pensions for veterans, tariff adjustments to favor labor, wool duties readjustment, abolishment of contract labor in prisons, civil service reform, and crackdown on corrupt rings while condemning Republican policies.
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Feadivet
Republican Party
Ohio
Cremation Gains Ground in England Amid Burial Costs
In Woking near London a crematory was built costing 8000 dollars to dispose of bodies by flame as a modern alternative to grave burial. Despite ten years since its construction, no body has yet been cremated there. English law permits cremation but debate over legality persists while reverent burial remains costly. graves require several superficial yards of earth and vast space for thousands. Cremation advocates say costs could lower overall burial expenses and ease cemetery pressure as public sentiment shifts toward body burning.
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Collonel Peters
Oppeal
Rupertswood
England
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Vanderbilt
Melbourne
Washington
Grant
Lincoln
Baldiers’ Homie
Linpe
Harrisam
Taylor
Buchanan
National Hotel
Porton Commercial Bulletin
London
Woking
Poly
Woking Crematory
Sumtay School
Thas
Peter
Temperance
Gianta
Jericho
Koats
Alcohol
Lake Chriatas
Anith
Alchoho
Hla
The Corn Root Worm Life Cycle and Impact
The corn root worm begins in May or June attacking roots away from stalks, then transforms underground from a white grub into a pale green beetle that feeds on pollen and silk. It weakens stalks, delaying corn growth, with damage varying by soil and weather. control prospects seem limited and costly, with experiments planned on fertilizers to deter eggs or larvae. Indiana Farmer reports a forthcoming illustrated bulletin detailing stages and findings.
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Indiana
Murmer
Steam Balm Cures Sufferer from Catarrh
Charlotte Forker of Waverly New York reports a severe head and throat catarrh during summer months. After using a steam balm bottle a few times she experienced decided benefit and was cured before the bottle finished. No recurrence of the complaint.
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Charlotte Forker
Waverly
N.Y
Measures Passed in Congress and Alaska Civil Governance
A lengthy list of acts passed by both Houses includes provision for civil government in Alaska, road improvements, postal and internal revenue reforms, and a focus on curbing counterfeit bonds. It notes bills to extend criminal penalties for counterfeiting and regulate public roads and labor measures, with various appropriations and commissions mentioned. The text also contains an editorial fragment praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla and a temperance sermon urging abstinence from alcohol and warning against the evils of drink.
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D. C
Goraria
Alaska
Alabama
United States
Greeley Arctic Exploring
Staten of Tiinom
Arkansas
Louisiann and
Tegismer
Department
Greeley and
Durty
Mississippi River
Lnte
Bureau of Navigation
Treasury Department
Aera Daeanliise
Central
South America
Congress
Conagh
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Board of Pension Appeals
Secretary of the Interior
Sciio Commission
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Uae
Ee Staune
Prin Pia Peta
Missouri River Commission
Sissies G River’ Commission
ECO
Pie Tale of a Blamed Pie and Blundered Truths
A Republican Pro Story recalls a woods camp where a cook is chosen by merit of enduring bad fare. A dull pie sparks humor as a speaker admits the meat recall and the group reacts with a mix of disbelief and irony. The anecdote uses a battlefield of tongues to comment on political appetites and administration.
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Blaine
Hayes
Tne Woods
Spring tiredness cure claim for Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic
Advertisement claims spring fatigue and torpid liver respond to Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic. It promises restored appetite and ambition, and asserts effectiveness against malaria, fever, and general ills, pricing noted as one cent per dose.
Miner Escapes Avalanche By Using Shovel Shortcut
A Colorado paper recounts a miner escaping a slide by ariting on his shovel and sliding down the mountain side faster than the snow. The piece mocks the writer’s overstatement and notes it wouldn’t deserve a raise. Chicago News, January 15.
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Colorado
Eman
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