City Matters and Local Notes From Springfield
Numerous city notices and society items from Springfield include visits by Mr. B Boesmin and Mr. Henry Goener from New York, theater and temperance events, school desegregation debate led by I L Maxwell in Columbus, and social gatherings. A fatal stabbing occurred at a West Liberty ball attended by Springfield guests, with reports of a contested melee and injuries. Also noted are memorials for Patrick Maley, a banner presentation by Commander Lloyd, and the death of Mrs. Mary A. Prince with burial plans in Auburn New York.
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Samuel ‘Garrett
Scurry
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Logan County
Ohio
B, & W. Bailroad
Tom Smith
Springfield
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Garret
Clark
Garrett
Jarret
Hsin
Springfeld
Sam
Garrett Sow
Geo. 5
Platenburg
Hubbard George
Center Street
Larex
Mr. Plattenberg
Mary A. Prince
W. H. Webb
Sr. Webb
High and
Spring Streets
Colchester
Connecticut
Dr. Webb
Second Presbyterian Church
Auburn
New York
Prince
Webb
3. A. ‘Ort
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Puts Elder Man Back on His Feet
An 78 year old Burlingt on man recounts a severe rheumatic ordeal that left him bedridden for years. After failed treatments and electrical therapies a friend recommended Warner's Rheumatic Cure. He regained use of his limbs, sleeps without pain, and eats well, praising the remedy endorsed by Elder Overcamp and others.
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Burlington
Manteye
New York
M& W
Hage
Elder Overcamp
Warner
Ar. DeGens
Jefer
Elier Overcamp
Treasury Tale Of A Confederate Note Exchange
Assistant United States Treasurer A. O. Graves narrates a fanny anecdote about a man in Virginia sending a $50 Confederate note to the department seeking exchange for currency. Old Spinner’s witty reply and a later twist when the note was allegedly endorsed by Satan and cashed, ending with the remark that the joke should end.
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United States
Graves
Connecion
Department
Washington
Mr. Graves
Fire on the West Side and a Grocery Burns Uninsured
A late night fire destroyed Pat Sheeny's West Side grocery, uninsured, as a reporter recalls his dramatic fire story. The piece cites dramatic war reflections and a correction about the authorship of the hymn Rock of Ages, noting a Maine woman’s misattribution.
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Pat Sheeny
Drake's
Traveler's
A. M. Toplady
Maine
Fragmented verse laments tyranny and longing for freedom
A long, dreamlike poem traces themes of devotion and oppression. It contrasts a gilded ruler with the yearning for personal liberty, citing chains of servitude and a desire to break away. The speaker invokes nature imagery and royal imagery to evoke a longing for emancipation.
Pretty as a Picture and Diamond Dyes Advertisements
An assortment of patent medicines and household remedies dominated a page, touting Diamond Dyes for fabrics and Dr. Marchisi’s Rock Candy Cough Cure with prices and dealer names. Other items include Doogie’s Cough Drops, Kemp’s Balsam, and a free health recipe from Rev Joseph T Inman. A Shaker extract remedy is pitched as a cure for digestion and various ailments, with patient testimonials and age notes.
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Marchisi
Gale
Chas. Ludlow
B. Hi. Doogie & Sons
T. J. Casper
Rin
America
Joseph T
INMAN
Merce
Goa
Carter
Park J
Fredericsburg
Gettys Findler
Marechisi
Charles Ludlow
A Checkered Life Of Prof Samuel Kent Kane
A fragmented obituary sketches the life of Prof Samuel Kent Kane of Ohio born and died aged 67. Once a Oberlin College natural science professor he built and lost fortunes through Standard Oil mining booms and a later revival that climbed from poverty to wealth then fell again to speculation before recovering some.
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Ohio
Oberlin Colle
Standard Oil Company
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Colorado
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