Fragmented Weather Note in Old Script
A partial OCR reads a weather related fragment with confusing words and dates. The text mentions temperature, operation, and dates but lacks clear context or surrounding details to form a coherent report.
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1885
Page
3
A partial OCR reads a weather related fragment with confusing words and dates. The text mentions temperature, operation, and dates but lacks clear context or surrounding details to form a coherent report.
Local items report theater goings on and a wedding party visit, with farm notes on Clark County Fair crops and livestock. Mentions include Jobe Ceaktin and Marie Bennett at the North Side, a wedding tour by Mr and Mrs Turner, and remarks on market conditions and weather impacts on agriculture.
The article portrays the shakemakers living above the Sierra foothills in pine forests as a jovial, independent group who split shakes from pine, hunt for recreation, and sell shakes at 4.50 per 1,000. It notes beekeeping near Lompoe and land for sale on the Santa Rita and Furisma ranches, with apiculture seen as a growing California industry.
A loud local advertisement extols Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs promising immediate cough relief. It touts testimonials from Mrs. A. Edson and others, promotes Brown's Iron Bitters, Mishler's Herb Bitters, Dr. Marchesi's tonics, and other patent medicines with various cures and guarantees.
Sergi Brainerd recounts Ellison despite complaints and an injury that cost him both feet with stumps dressed away from view. A Detroit News writer questions the Lake Mistassina discovery claimed by a Canadian explorer, suggesting overstatement, and sections of Georgia report wild dogs rivaling wolves.
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