Public funds misused in turnpike purchases alleged
A local columnist denounces alleged misuse of public money, noting seven thousand dollars spent on tree turnpikes in the past year. The piece criticizes grand jury inaction and calls for accountability from officials, arguing taxation will rise unless corruption ends.
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Treasney
Cohalt
Anunticudt
Prom
Grand Jury
Iopoblia
Ieunt
Indiatory
Sdation
Inventions and Electric Public Education Debate
A fragmented article discusses inventions by Maury and a device for electrical intercommunication. It notes patents, commercial interest from Telaphone, and the idea of teaching electricity in public schools, with lawmakers weighing general scientific education against specialized instruction.
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Maury Inventions
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Mobteriae Fk
Mowertal Ce
Oldiiad
Tne
Photias A. Veilaon
Yay
Fragmentary note on travel and names in a displaced text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ages, nations, and a traveler near a time of travel. It names people or places in unclear form and references a border or waterway and a voyage or journey. The legible pieces indicate a travel context but lack concrete events or outcomes.
Temperance crusade speaker warns of failure without personal reform
Stanley M. Botano of Pevos Butler County urges renewed individual piety as the key to the temperance movement. He argues the movement’s success depends on personal Christian living and calls for deeper devotion and charity, citing the need for sober conduct and societal uplift.
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Cadeavar
Brest
Wusl
Stanley M. Botano
Pevs
Butler County
C.F. Mion
Shandon, O
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Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Damaged Historical Photo Note
The readable fragments describe bad pictures returning and failed restoration of photographs. References to a city, a person named Amather, and a focus on viewing fine details are present but unclear. The piece lacks coherent events or dates, suggesting a newspaper clipping with degraded imagery and partial names.
Women and Men Wrecked by Kidney Trouble
An advertisement explains kidney and bladder disease affect both sexes and cause mind fog, body pain, and weakness. It touts Swamp Root as a remedy with quick relief, claims widespread testimonials, and offers a free pamphlet from Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer &Co
Binghamton
First Issue of The Republican in Possession of an Oxford Man
Local item recounts the first issue of The Republican from July 8, 1892 with notes on staff changes Frank Gareach resigning to clerk at Stephenson Hardware and plans to tour for two months. Mentions renovations, local taxes, weather, and community events in Oxford, Hamilton and surrounding areas.
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Oxford
Frank
Jerrard
Osroky
Janz
John Maddei
Peo Ou
Turfeeuniu- Oan
WS Ostor
Madden
Frank Gareach
Stephenson Hardware Company
Gara
Rotter
Fred
Nettie A
Cinginnati
Hamilton
Nate
Hardware Company
O.A. Beeks
Katherine Whitehead
Cincinnati
Melton
Men's Union Cassimero
Seateh
Ong
Glasses fitted bring relief to Hamilton woman
Mrs GP Kennett of Heaton Street Hamilton reports headaches ceased after wearing glasses fitted by Miss Winters in July. She states her eyes improved greatly and she can go without glasses almost entirely now.
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Miss Winters
Tom
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