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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1885
Page
2
General Keller receives a copy of the Digest and Manual of the House Practice, noting missing Ohio constitution content. A separate Philadelphia asylum critique urges demolition of unsafe facilities and a city cleansing drive before warm weather. Political editorials attack Judge Foraker with claimed malice in Dayton Journal.
The Journal is harsh on Joseph B. Foraker’s governor bid while praising cautious religious revivals. The piece argues revivals reveal social reform, influence liquor sales, and prompt secular scrutiny of causes, methods, and outcomes. It urges thinking, planning, and honesty to achieve genuine awakenings.
A Civil War reminiscence recounts viewing Sheridan's Ride from a spectator’s end of the line. The diary fragment describes Crook, Hayes, and staff, a baying horse, comically dramatic moments, and a misdated imagined reception between a divorced couple and other guests after a grand night.
A fragmented prose piece discusses merchant duties, honesty among clerks, and the need for clean water and air in cities. It covers water purification efforts for Schuylkill and Delaware rivers, New York’s planned aqueduct, and warnings about tainted streams. It also touches slate quarries in Pennsylvania and Lehigh counties, noting production shares, quarry methods, and shipment of slate nationwide.
In a noisy exchange a man critiques a poor father and a mother addressing a daughter. The dialogue mentions a deceased father and a mortars voice amid garbled phrases about memory and law or teaching in the primary departments. The fragment ends with partial captions about faith and youth.
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