Advertising Rates and Political Gift to Harrison
The passage lists advertising rates and payment terms, then shifts to political notes about the new administration and Democratic officials. It also mentions Gailey's Lady's Book, Odeon Normal’s tuition and reputation, and a gift chair presented to President Harrison from D. M. O'Connor of Antiqua Texas, with inscriptions detailing Texas symbols and historical references. The chair was shipped to Washington and presented to Harrison.
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Odon Normal
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President Harrison
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Antiqua
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San Antonio
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How Postage Stamps Are Made
The article describes stamp production with two hundred stamps per sheet printed on steel plates. Teams apply colored inks and run presses, then gum the dried sheets using a potato and vegetable powder formula. After steam dried racks, sheets are pressed under hydraulic force, cut by hand into hundreds, perforated, repressed, and packed for dispatch.
How to Make a Town Prosperous
Advice to beautify streets, elect good officials, engage with neighbors, maintain sidewalks, and invest locally. Urges supporting home newspaper with subscriptions and using printer's ink to boost business. stresses cautious public support even for minor tax implications.
Tragic Child Burn Fatality AfterHouse Fire
A three year old girl named Ruby Hart died after her clothing caught fire while playing with matches in El Nora. Despite medical aid, burns to the abdomen arms and face, and probable lung damage from inhalation, proved fatal about five hours after the incident. The family and community mourn the loss of a bright child.
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Elnora
Ruby
Thomas
Anniereyhart
Work Rush Ordered for E. and R. Railroad Ridge Building
Last week Mr Slayback ordered his crew to hasten grading and ridge work to have a train running on the E. and R. Railroad by the first of dune.
Rivalry Between Elnora and Odon Spurs County Growth
In Daviess county a new rivalry between Elnora and Odon grows as Evansville and Richmond railway development promises a westward extension. Odon benefits from coal resources and location while Elnora touts fertile farms and potential railroad crossings. Each side claims greater trade inducements, urging unified county progress.
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Daily Gazette
Daviess County
Evansville & Richmond
Elnora
Oidon
Odon
Southern Histories Clash With Northern School Texts
The piece critiques Southern and Northern school histories over Civil War causes. It quotes Davidson's South Carolina history chapters arguing secession and war were sparked by union threats, and notes Southern schools reject northern histories as biased while highlighting divisive portrayals of states’ rights and conscription.
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U.S
North
South
Davidson
South Carolina
Congress
Charleston
United States of America
Virginia
Iene Enone
Europe
Wanamaker Keeps Busy Sunday at Bethany Sunday School
Postmaster General John Wanamaker led a full day at Bethany Sunday School with a morning church service, large attendance at Bible class, a 20 minute experience meeting, and vesper prayer, then returned to Washington.
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John Wanamaker
Bethany Sunday School
Washington
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