Ohio Chief Inspector Reports On Child Labor Conditions
Columbus reports from Chief Inspector J. H. Morgan detail findings in the annual report of the department of inspection of workshops and factories. The piece covers enforcement vigor, wage issues, compensation thoughts, and inspector recommendations including more district inspectors and female inspectors to oversee child labor laws and school attendance rules. It lists statistics: 9,805 building inspections, 2,360 orders, 172,456 male workers over 18, 29,258 females, 2,404 boys ages 14 to 18, 4,493 minor residents reported, 332 serious cases, 4,507 in fines and costs, totaling 285,130 involved records.
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Columbus
Laboa
J. H. Morgan
Department of Inspection
Buckeye
Morgan
Gward
Ool
Modesty and Self Help in Women’s Health Remedies
A promotional piece urges women to seek Dr. Pierce's consultations and use his Favorite Prescription for uterine and nervous disorders, claiming privacy and efficacy. It touts Golden Medical Discovery for impure blood and related skin and glandular issues, with accompanying Salve for open ulcers and sores.
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Dr. Fierce
Pierce
Bat
Main St
Buffalo
Lorain Catholic Churches urged to back morality drive
Lorain Good Government League accuses Catholic churches of aiding a city cleanup push but says Catholic congregations may back law enforcement if unified. Plans to urge support for candidates upholding public morality discussed by the Lorain County Catholic Federation, Rev. Ceartes Reichlin to present.
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Good Government League of
Lorain
Lorain County
Ceartes Reichlin
Federation
Amherst
Chiurches
Florida Via Washington Round Trip Fare Notice
Railroad advertises one way fare three plus two dollars for tickets sold March 22 valid until April 1 via Washington. Coast agents Th. & O. 3-8- Florida route offered with diverse travel options.
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Washington, D. C
Florida
Washington
Tax Laws of Ohio and the burden of taxation critique
A critique by Lawson Purdy, head of New York City Taxes and Assessments, on Ohio tax provisions. He notes 1851 conditions, the rise of urban land values, and the injustice of general property taxes when cities expand. He argues for fewer constitutional constraints and cautions against overreaching tax constitutionalism.
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Br. Lawson Purdy
Department of Taxes
City of
New York
Purdy
Obig
Ohio
Anu
Lawson Purdy
United States
Plague Stones Reminders of the Great Pestilence
The article recounts plague stones and quarantines in England during major outbreaks, citing parish accounts from 1593 4 and Derby 1665. It notes stones used to exchange provisions while markets closed and describes how communities preserved memory through monuments and local traditions.
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England
Allen
Anthony Sound
Derby Arboretum
Friar Gate
Derby
Hutton
London
Friary
Winchester
Society of Natives
Tothbyy House
Alford
Colnshire
Spide
Crass
Munkaesy and the Amber Jean Patron In Paris Salon Flair
A fragment from a 19th century note hints that Michael Munkaesay’s first patron was Amber Jean from Chiladelphia. The young Hungarian painter’s work gained early notice after she bought a piece, sent it to Paris, and the salon showcased it, attracting attention amid his then struggling career.
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Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Kodol
Munkaesy
Michael Munkaesay
Christ Before Pilate
Amber Jean
Ant
Chiladelphia
Dussellort
Americas
Mic Tives
Paris
The Proper Side of a Can and a Farmer's Quote
A brief cartoonish dialogue contrasts a farmer asking about which side to sit on and a youth replying outside. The exchange humorously implies recollection as the only escape from fainting.
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Farmer
London
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Ohio Workshop Inspection Department
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Bisson
Weapan
Ming Tonio
Ness
Central
the Reporter Printing Co
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Mie & Gati
Miss Sharpe
Miss Skrumer
Misa Sharpe
Thiddebphla Ledeen
Boston
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Second Street
Elyria, O
Bell Phone
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