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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1885
Page
3
The readable text indicates a Globe Republic edition with partial words about temperature and weather data. It mentions light, temperature readings, and archival notes amid garbled OCR. No clear events or people are discernible from the fragment.
Ber Wee Baayas 10 0 Miss Mannie North and others attend anniversaries and funerals in Springfield. Reports cover church activities, women’s groups, prayer meetings, and temperance efforts. A fatality on West Main Street prompts a hospital visit, while civic meetings discuss public prayers and school reforms amid community life in Shelby County.
Fire at the Arcade Hotel in Springfield Ohio gutted the kitchen and servants’ wing, beginning in the ventilator base and spreading along the top floor. Fire crews from multiple towns fought the blaze, saving the main building while water damage affected lower rooms. Estimated loss $1,000 to $1,500 with insurance. one safe and a lantern missing.
A fragmented 17th century portrait recounts Lord Chancellor Bacon facing bribery charges, his fall, exile to Gorhambury, and longing for York House. The piece weaves his defiant letters to Buckingham, his final years, and a later Washington snapshot of Gen. Phil Sheridan, detailing his appearance and demeanor in civilian dress and his mix of military stature with stage-like presence.
The text contrasts Chinese imagination with Western notions, noting a perceived lack of creative impulse beyond practical craft and ancestor reverence. It then discusses the handdrill and breast drill, highlighting their advantages over gimlets and bit braces, including cleaner holes, re-sharpenness, and faster operation.
The Cathedral of St. Savior's in Moscow costs exceed ten million dollars and took fifty years to build. Initiated after Napoleon's defeat in 1812, it features five gilded copper cupolas with a central 840 foot height. The marble interiors, vast altar, and intricate artworks reflect Europe’s finest decoration, with bells weighing twenty six tons and a total covered area of 74 000 square feet.
An OCR damaged notice with multiple garbled lines touting various nostrums and medical ads. It references Arabi Pasha exiled in Ceylon in a fragmentary, unclear context alongside drugstore products, cures for coughs, piles, hair restoration, and tonics. The readable content lists brands, prices, and agents, all in a late 19th or early 20th century advertisements style.
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