Democratic Party Campaign Organizes Readers
An early 20th century notice outlines a club of subscribers pledged to support Democratic doctrines and unify the party. It calls on Berks County voters to back the campaign and to spread social matters tied to the county’s political loyalties.
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Democratic Party
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Ramona
Hare Alg Soptain
Elty
Hope Chester and the Diamond Gift
A impoverished young woman in a factory town befriends Mr. Livermore a wealthy factory owner who finances her dream of a better life with gifts and attention. After a confession of love he reveals a wife and loneliness, leading to a perilous moral lure and a dramatic, haunting revelation. The tale ends with Hope returning home and finding solace in her mother’s arms, choosing duty over danger.
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Hope Chester
Paris
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Nerroug
Hope
Under the Daisies and Indian Troubles report
The page combines a poem titled Under the Daisies by JOSEPHINE with a Kansas dispatch dated Aug 20. Bill Comstock’s body is reported brought in after being killed by Indians near St. Louis, with eight Cheyennes driving off wounded near Fort Hayes. Hostile tribes retreat toward the Arkansas as General Harney heads to Omaha for the Indian country.
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Haya City
Kansas
Bill Comstock
Kansay
Harney
Algo
Yeserday
Omaha
Thdian
Peach Commission
Cosmetic tips and a coastal wobble through history
A scanned column blends cosmetics advice for sun care including powders, rosewater borax mixtures, almond oil, and ammonia hair washes with geological and travel notes about rising coastlines near New Brunswick, Jersey shores, and an accident in Walker County Georgia where Mrs Acrofts and an infant died and three children were injured.
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Lookout
Mountain
Peep's
Walker’ County
Georgia
Goo. Acrofts
Parana Fort Fight Fails as Allies Face Heavy Losses
Reported July 16 assault on Huntaita fortress by 10 000 Brazilian and Argentine troops under Marquis De Caxias ends without lodgment. Allies suffer about 8000 killed or wounded, Paraguayans' losses unknown but presumed lower. Allies thereafter attempt to cut Lopes’s communications in Grav. Chaco with another attack, but withdraw after heavy resistance. War party in Brazil loses momentum toward peace.
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South America
Asavele
Melene
London
Huntaita
Marquis de Caxias
Grav
Chaco
Lopes
Sosbo
Allien
Brazil
Brick Pomeroy's New Paper Gaya Report
A Chicago Journal correspondent notes Brick Pomeroy about thirty seven, a sober man who smokes, chews, and swears are not used by any La Crosse Democrat printing office attache.
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National debt rising under Radical plan cited in debate
The text notes a reported rise in national debt citing figures such as 53 million dollars and a dubious rate per week per day and per second. It questions public support for Radical economy and the election prospects for Grant.
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Grant
Man flees bank after theft of mistaken paper in Springfield
A man fled a Springfield bank last week after taking a piece of paper from the counter. He believed it was valuable but it proved to be a recipe for making putty, not a check or cash.
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Springfield
Mass
Russia Sends 14009 Emigrants to Siberia Each Year
A dated report states that Russia ships fourteen thousand and nine emigrants to Siberia annually. It notes that about one fifth perish from journey fatigue during the trek of roughly 2600 miles, largely on foot.
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Russia
Siberia
Cold Weather Keeps Farmers in Woollen Garb
The region endures several frigid days with temperatures near the freezing mark. Farmers report wearing heavy woollen garments to cope with extended cold spells.
Local Notices and Advertisements Beneath Headlines
A scattered 19th century page markets Dr Lian hogs purvey of pure drugs and toilet articles at No 1 North Fifth Street, with friendly service and careful prescriptions. Also mentions Magnetic Oil by Dr Roeser and building materials from American House Reading, plus various unconnected notices and ad fragments.
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Lian Hog
Fifth Street
Roeser
American House
Reading
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