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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1886
Page
1
The article promotes ready made clothing quality with emphasis on better materials and sewing, an expert examiner inspecting garments, and competitive prices in Spain. It highlights $5 Elton Overcoat, $6 double breasted suit, pants from $5 to 75 cents, and gloves and hats at low prices, urging shoppers to compare with cotton goods and urging bulk buying advantages.
A sprawling column vents on theater passes, public taste, and social pretensions. The piece mocks Deadheads and political campaigns, laments overzealous managers, notes clashes over dress norms, and recalls a local musical show. It ends with a vivid account of a sewer accident and a murderer's plea, plus satirical asides about fashion and hospitality.
A long curious piece recounts a young man’s search for stomach relief through hot water, pepsin, Inglavin and other quack remedies. It narrates misfires with each cure, the horse-drawn remedy anecdote, and a humorous escape from a livery horse while detailing odd medical superstition and public skepticism.
The Teviot Dale sailed from Cardiff Thursday and wrecked on Carmarthen bar. Of twenty eight aboard, nineteen including the captain escaped in a boat but seventeen drowned as the boat capsized. Five were rescued by a lifeboat. Storms persist with heavy vessel damage reported along the coast.
A damaged OCR fragment claims a dispute over authority between the Cineint Commercial Gazette and The Times as a leading republican journal. The snippet mentions Mallaca plated tea and table spoons at the Arcade Se d& 10e store and hints at editorial opinion shaping authority.
A Springfield Kennedy excursion to London with General Robert P. Kennedy ends in a large turnout, parade through town, and a campaign meeting where Kennedy is greeted with cheers. An on-street confrontation involving two men and gunfire interrupts the event, wounding one man and prompting police action. The return train brings the crowd back to Springfield with praise from the conductors for a well-run outing.
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