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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1885
Page
2
A dense collage of items on advertising, political chatter, and stray letters. Mentions West Virginia, Grant, Bristish politics, and various newspapers with bits on Constantinople, Cairo, and Washington hotel plans. Contains musings on war, media, and readership practices with scattered historical names and places.
An OCR fragment advertises Cure products and testimonials from Wm. T. Totten and others claiming cure for skin diseases. It promotes Cure products like Cuti cura and Cure products across several locations including Massachusetts and Maine, citing personal anecdotes and endorsements.
A veterinary report details Maud 8 horse hoof deformities from uneven growth, foreshortening, and excessive inside trench, causing convexo hind and concave front feet. It describes corrective paring, shoeing adjustments, and a planned operation to restore stride and relieve soreness while warning of long-term effects on mobility.
The article describes ongoing treatment for a horse with leg issues as agents apply daily taping and monthly supports. It notes progress with lower hoof load and improved balance, including a past best time of 2.00 for a race in November, and optimism for further gains next season with perfected conditioning and track conditions.
Judge Daly of New York Historical Society evening remarks on Charles OConor late vice president, detailing his integrity, justice, and modesty. He traced OConor from boyhood in Barclay Street to law career, noting scarce resources, rapid rise, and distinctive legal style.
Fragmentary OCR notes praise a renowned lawyer cited by judges. The text mentions memory, retorts, and a jurist named Daly asserting a judge's place in the state's jurisprudence as greater than any before.
Fragmentary dialogue describes an ostrich farmer and an associate with confusing pleas and actions. The text mentions feeding birds, a house, hinges, and threats, but no coherent event or outcome is established. Names appear garbled, indicating OCR errors and partial quotes from a historical page.
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