22 Jul 1886
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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1886
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows pricing like One Year and Advance, with scattered names and terms. The readable text references an address, a court or administrative note, and mentions a marriage notice and advertising terms. Clear details are unreadable due to garbled print.
A long stream of promotional prose extols Saur as a reliable retailer for drugs paints paints and books. The piece touts a vast holiday stock including stationery, Bibles, wallpaper, and wall shades, urging inspection and promising customer satisfaction and value across departments. It also notes local notices about reunions, military encampments, and community events, with scattered local names and places in Ohio and nearby towns.
A violent storm struck Newane at 2:90 AM causing fierce wind, rain, and lightning. Homes, stores, and church structures sustained major damage with roofs torn away and windows blown in. The storm from the south left widespread wreckage and fear among residents.
The Washington Post reports that three long investigations into Senator Payne are released this morning. Seven of nine Senate committee members find no reason for investigation into the allegations. Initial reviews by Hoar found nothing to justify action, but later changes suggest pressure from Republicans seeking party capital.
An 19th century column promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla claiming cures and urging readers to request a booklet from Hood & Co. It also warns of boiler explosions from portable engines in threshing, urging boiler inspection and qualified operators. Additional copy touts Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure for coughs and lung issues, and ends with a social observation on poor young men saving nothing.
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