Ohio Boundary Clash and Indiana Claim Roils Midwest
Ohio and Indiana border dispute dominates regional news as surveyors conclude a boundary shift could place Chicago area lands and a large stockyards site into Indiana. Reports detail political meddling, potential legal action, and a possible broader reallocation of western territories amid partisan tension.
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Rinksin makes 90,000,000 wrondan spoons a Par
Fragmented OCR text mentions Amyrlans and nix centn a day with a Par event and a figure of 90,000,000 associated with spoons at a location named Rinksin. Details are unclear but imply a high production or sales note and a monetary or per day reference.
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Odd miscellany from a distant era and far places
The column blends anecdotes on cider methanes and their uses, peculiar medical quackery, and tales of wandering figures like Gros and Grow. It recounts a monster fish report, a Guiana republic fantasy, a valet of curiosities, a rabbit with a moving head, and assorted letters and notes from small towns.
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Infantile heat and a bridge of suffering on a hot summer day
A physician recalls a blistering July night on a crowded bridge where many sick babies died as heatwave drained families. The tale echoes earlier tragedies near Okobojo creek and other local disasters, highlighting the era's harsh summers and communal hardship.
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Alfred Copeland’s Plain Boast About Dignity of Age
An aged village resident Alfred Copeland proclaims he never rode a steamboat or train nor gone home with a girl in his long life. The piece wryly notes the rarity of such a boast among older residents and ponders the enduring values of old age.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as constitutional cure for catarrh
Boston physician Dio Lewis and other authorities criticize local nasal treatments for catarrh and advocate Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy. They claim it reaches the whole body through the blood, removes impurities, and restores diseased membranes, citing thousands cured.
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