Facts and sales pitch flood a Ohio store advertisement
An extended promotional piece extols Saur’s Drug and Patent Medicine Store. It praises honest advertising and a wide stock from books and school supplies to paints, wallpapers, and window shades. It highlights a “Little Dutch man” clerk service and urges confidence in every represented item.
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Saul
Iech
Saur
Messure
Saar's
Sear
Sour
St. Louis
Maxwell
Preller
Democrats Win In Oregon Amid Brubaker Names
The article notes a local victory in Oregon with a crowd of Democ rats and lists attendees including Mrs Leah Brubaker Mrs Mra G W Krotzer and Miss Ada Brubaker among others. It describes a closing school term with equal standers decided by lot and a communal picnic with recitations and a dinner in the grove followed by remarks about Miss Wotangall.
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Dells Phorson
Flora Brubaker
Talis Barr
Loli Barr
Belnas
Olla’ Reid
Hermie Champion
Olla Beld
Ingeneral
Mies Wotagall
Whittbone cites foreign commerce figures in nation bill debate
The speech cites 1880 foreign trade by Great Britain, British colonies, France, Germany, and the United States to argue U S standing in agriculture and manufacturing and to suggest room for expansion west of the U S. Also referenced is the Simmons Liver Regulator testimonial from Pastor M. and J A Zellin & Co Philadelphia.
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M.D. Harter
Manafield
England
Thne
Mr. Harter
Texea
Neo
Burlington
Iain
Pew
General Assembly
Chao
Army
United States
Ohio Nations Guard
Much Company
Old Fort Meigs
Perrysburg
Walford Pont
J. 8. Kounts
R. H. Cochran
W. W. Alcorn
Fort Meigs
Manmen
Dudley
Miami
Old Park Miasni
Proctor
Fort Malga
Maumee
Presque Isle
Rhieftain
Thun
Grand Traverne
Harrison
Graud Army
Wasataton
D. C
Senator Whittbone
Tennessee
Mr. Frye
Congress of American Nations
Agate
British Colonies
France
Germany
Simmons
M. A Guuren
Patarsfield
J. A
Bohemian Swindlers Case Reaches Local Court
Victims of a Bohemian swindle brought a case to this city. Abram Brown sold Charles Beamer bushels for 60 dollars, Beamer failed to pay, and the note was sold to a Findlay bank. Beamer was awarded 20 dollars in damages after non payment. Also noted are various odd items and a patent medicine claim offered locally.
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Toledo
Torpe
Hugh McIntyre
Detroit
Cunwhia
Mcintyre
Foeroara
Oata
Antel
Abram Brown
Charles Beamer
Findlay Bank
Beamer
Terrific flood devastates Asheville region in 19th century report
A severe flood from Rigby Run inundates the Asheville area sweeping away crops and cattle while hillsides crumble into the tracks of a passenger train. The locomotive crew halts the train as the river swells and rock and debris threaten the roadway and rail, with passengers awaiting rescue and neighbors aiding.
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Asheville
N.C
Jane
Bren
Cape
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