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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1885
Page
3
A long OCR fragment reports on sermons, campaigns and public meetings, court actions, thefts, and local district notices. It mentions Mr. Hom, Charles Whitwire, and numerous residents in Troy and nearby, with updates on rail matters, lighting contracts, robberies, arrests, and community events across August.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses streets, sites, and people with odd names and stray phrases about a Grok and Milne. It mentions a Delver and a Dido era tone, referencing recalls, pensions, and a Tower Port. The passage ends with a cryptic note on a boy who never walked and a government pension discussion.
Lee wa Mancuek writes a local notice about house plans and a public project at Northville Midi. The text references a Minnesota city and mentions a treasurer’s directive and a state initiative. The fragmentary item hints at a civic action and a private equity topic linked to a forthcoming event or appointment.
A conversation among officials recalls Ulysses S. Grant as a superior officer whose merit earned the presidency. The speakers defend the republic and emphasize Grant's lasting legacy, noting his decisive leadership and the record of victories that shaped American history.
A river dam jam forms as logs and debris pile up. The current breaks the boom, sending around 2,000,000 logs downstream. Work crews hoist water to smash the jam, with logs piling high and the scene described in dramatic detail.
A broad notice lauds steam and electricity advancing travel and commerce, praising a diverse catalog of remedies from a Havank druggist and P. Mumaba Co. It touts Dr Horanko’s preparations, Ayer’s medicines, and Dry Bemnko’s Bile Tamedy, claiming cures for indigestion, kidney and liver issues, and throat illnesses, with prices and distribution through local druggists.
In Waasing Skeleton Mr B Springer of Mechanicaburg Pa reports healing from tang fever after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He bought a dollar bottle and after three bottles regained health and weight. Ludiow’s Drug Store offers free trials and large bottles priced 61. Atkins Girard Kan commends Electric Hitters for liver and blood cleansing and rapid relief. They promise cure for headaches, ulcers, skin eruptions, piles with money back guarantee. Ludlow’s druggery lists ills cured and states price 60 per box.
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