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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1890
Page
4
An incomplete OCR snippet references a price per dine and sorties but lacks clear persons, places, or events. The legible elements include monetary terms and a fragmented location or item list, offering no cohesive news item or identifiable entities.
The page advertises a variety of items at Bradley's and Beads Joy's including lamps and jewelry and notes sales at Beads Joy's and Voigt Holgate. It also mentions the Davison Sisters hosting events from October 6 to 10 and 18 with fashion offerings and dressmaking by A E Mann. George Johnson offers fine carts and buggies and a wallpaper shop at H Voigt.
The piece notes Senator Calvin S Brice valued at over $6 million, contrasts his rise from a simple home to immense wealth with a general sermon on saving. It urges immediate action to save, citing practical tips and promotions from local merchants in Napoleon, Ohio, while weaving in unrelated ads and brief anecdotes.
Ex president Hayes criticizes the tariff policy as ruinous to national interests in an interview via Chicago. Butterworth comments on the McKinley Tariff and its impact on home interests, while a series of anecdotes warn against marrying fashionable or unhealthy women and stress practical family virtues.
Governor Campbell calls the sixty-ninth Ohio General Assembly to meet in Columbus at 1000 a.m. on Tuesday October 14 1890 to receive communications and consider proper action. The proclamation is signed by Governor Campbell and Secretary of State J. Ray. The memo notes this is the only extra session of the era, with a historical reference to a 1835 session called by Gov Lucas.
Ohio, Maryland, and Indiana stations report fertilizer tests on wheat show limited gains. Unfertilized plots yield about 12.2 bushels more per acre than fertilized in Maryland. some fertilizers cost more than their meager returns. Indiana warns against Red Star and Western Reserve brands as costly and inefficient.
Readers advised on health restoratives noting Spear's Port Wine and Unfermented Grape Juice as best restores. Emphasizes purity, strength, and healthful properties, urging use for weak and sick individuals.
A large snake clung to a barn rafter at Hiram Carpenter’s place while devouring two young swallows, leaving another partly swallowed. The nine teen foot four inch high barn with painted pine boards housed the incident, baffling observer Charles Aldrich who could not identify the snake.
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