11 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Leader
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1890
Page
1
A Republican-leaning write up decries Democrats in Ohio for opposing flag displays on schoolhouses and ridicules editors as assuming readers are fools, noting the paragraph has appeared in many papers this week.
Excursion tickets to Columbus via the Pennsylvania Lines offered for Governor elect Campbell’s inauguration on January 13, with round trips from all Ohio stations on January 12 and 13 and return to January 14. Includes disparate items from letters to the editor, a note on sidewalk duties, a bread buttering machine, cautions about screws, medical testimonials, ads for groceries and medicines, and a retrospective on ninety years of U.S. history.
Harper's Weekly offers illustrated content with politics literary pieces and a Mexican romance to appear in 1890. Subscriptions include Harper's Magazine Bazar and Young People with annual prices and mail options. Volumes back three years may be bound at $7.00 per volume with cloth cases available postpaid. Remittance by money order or draft.
Harper's announces 1890 content including a Shakespeare by Edwin A Abbey with Andrew Lang comments, Daudet serial The Colonists of Tarascon translated by Henry James, illustrations by Rossi and Murbach. Howells and Lafcadio Hearn contribute novellas Youma. Subscriptions, volumes, binding, and addresses listed.
An illustrated Harper's Bazar advertises the 1890 issue lineup with fashion plates, home guidance by Olive Thorne Miller Christine Terhune Herrick and Mary Lowe Dickinson, serials by Walter Begant and F W Robinson, and options for bound volumes. Subscriptions and ordering terms, including postage, are outlined.
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