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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1885
Page
5
Rambler's note extols Springfield as host for the state convention, predicting huge indirect benefits to agriculture and industry, plus direct spending by attendees. The column mixes civic pride with anecdotes on local events, fire safety gear, and public notices, including a groundhog sighting and hotel capacity discussions.
Springfield Republicans report on the ground plans for the Ohio State Republican Convention in Springfield. G Romb and A C Cala arrive to assess prospects, with Kelly and Bushnell guiding, while General Kelfe and Foraker show indifference to any single candidate. Local figures, hotel and wigwam arrangements, and expectations for a successful gathering are detailed along with notes on state politics and the upcoming legislative prospects.
A vintage ad touts hosiery with phrases like French Children Linthead and Silk Ribs for men women and children. It highlights lisle stock and “Shaw Knit” and claims best value with regular made hosiery at 18 20 25 cents.
House advertises a patent remedy claiming to cure long standing ailments including low spirits, weak appetite, and debility. Promises rapid improvement and renewed vitality, with bottles priced at 60 cents delivered by Chas Ludlow at The Best Mine in the World store.
Names of travelers and officials visit the town. Mrs Neinaber expected to recover says Dr Rowell. Marriages noted: B Pilkington to Miss L Broadwell in San Francisco. Ed Dillon connected to a young girl case. Patent suit testimony in Springfield. Larry Burne fined 45 cents. Simo Cooney fined for Sunday opening. Burglary at Frank Daut's blacksmith shop on West Main Street. loot described. Nellie Bancroft, daughter of croft, dies. funeral services Monday at 9:30 AM at the house. friends invited.
Loyal notices describe various patent medicines and remedies including Rinuis Clarks Halo Restorer for scalp health and hair restoration, Bedlam tonics and tonics for nerves, kidney and bladder cures, and Voltaic belts. The items mention names like Mrs Bone Clark and stores such as Ad Bakhaus Co and H J Wolia, with prices and trial offers.
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