Political mobilization and reform push in Cleveland area
The piece discusses a rising political awakening in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County as reform groups challenge corrupt bossism. It notes public sentiment shifting against entrenched machines, with mentions of leaders Hoskins and local figures, and anticipates a broader effort to end machine politics and restore clean campaigning in 1907.
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Cuyahoga
John
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Mocossby
Deutouriti
Pligud Hoskins Phralis
Sid
Asiale Pubuc
Neaghhoriny
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Advertised Medicines Claim Quick Cure Debated
A correspondent questions a statement about medicines while the writer asserts evidence and lifesaving potential. The piece praises an Electro-gen blood purifier tonic with no alcohol or narcotics and notes a free 50 cent bottle offer from Electroxgen Co. Fremont, A, with sale via Eady Drug Store.
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Electroxgen Co
Fremont
Eady Drug Store
When Women Get Sick
An old disclaimer argues against the notion of female frailty and promotes a non-alcoholic germicide and antiseptic called hydrogen as a tonic and blood purifier. The ad claims local use as antiseptic, priced at fifty cents to one dollar per bottle, with a booklet from Electro-gen Co Fremont.
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Electro-gen
Electro-gen Co
Fremont
Tickling Humanity and the Allure of Vanity Press
A survey of vanity publishing and sensational print culture notes how magazines and bound volumes thrive on puffery. It cites anecdotes from Atlantic and More, recalls Wall Street melodrama, and remarks on superstition around ash trees and the whimsy of ballooning.
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Perwong
Lowell
Rusticus
The Guessing Cook and Oddities in Building Foreground
A pair of short essays discuss an unmeasured, instinctive cooking ideal versus modern measured methods and an undertaker's remark on hand lowered old fashion tombs. A vivid note on snowflakes praises Nature’s creative genius and Thoreau’s reflection on beauty.
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Henry D, Thoreau
Grace's first church visit ends with a misheard summons
In a Kennebec Journal vignette a lively child named Grace attends church for the first time. Her mother fears overfamiliarity with the rector Mr Hammond, but Grace reports she obeyed by remaining still though she misheard being called out. The tale blends homely church life with reflections on miscommunication.
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Grace
Portland
Kennebec Journal
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