Ohio Prohibition Act of 1843 Enacted in General Assembly
The General Assembly of Ohio publishes a law to suppress the sale of spirituous liquors on election days. Officials and police are ordered to close licensed premises and issue warnings. Fines range from five to one hundred dollars, with imprisonment up to ten days. The act becomes effective March 1, 1843, with enforcement by local authorities and treasuries.
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James KR. Hubbelt
Hote of Representatives
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United States
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N. Pike
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Charles Moran
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Erasmus Gest
David Wall
Cardeville Union
Pwwags
Oainty
Vieleslong
Mississippi
Rilward Oshand
Howe
Aliot
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Lingle
Grant Heads to Washington and Frontline Push
The Union text recounts General Grant departing for Washington on Saturday and advancing to the front. It names officers and key figures in the Mississippi military division, notes Sherman’s arrival, and reflects on Union resolve and unity amid ongoing war efforts.
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Grant
Washington
M Ailcars
Mississippi
Amanpe Thom
Trig
Tea Hies
Ehiehot
Bowers
G. K. Leet
Porkor
Bodony
Sherman
Mlicatahy
Dodoin
Washington's Death and Final Words in 1789
The text recounts George Washington's final hours on December Vth 1789 noting his illness, cold, and frail condition. It describes his last exchanges with his physician and aides and records his last words about being buried decently and not to be buried in the vault for two days. Washington dies after saying he feels his breath fail and mentions Tobias Tear and Mr Rawlings in his final directives.
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Mississippi
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Lenin
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America
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Soula
F. Watpote
Pacific
Jesus
Westbina
Seereaeue
Esultia Mistien
Daryuny
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Hatty
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Sind
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Alvin
Washingtons
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Washington
Alberta
Tobias Tear
Troy
Rawlings
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Lear
George Washington
How to Treat Croup With Hot Water and Flannel Wraps
A fragment from a historic medical notice explains croup treatment by hot water applications and woollen flannel coverings. It mentions using hot water in a basin, keeping heat in with dry clothing, and cautions about risks from improper at home care. Names Kilpatrick, Costar, Averill appear in opaque context.
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God
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Journal of Houlthanya
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Rome
Aldo
Prank Jin
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