Steuberville Weekly Herald advertising and subscription rates
The Weekly Herald publishes six numbers with subscriptions at 2 dollars per year in advance. Daily Herald delivery is 6 cents a copy or 60 cents a month, mail 7 dollars a year. Advertising rates list various column widths and insertions, with half price for obituaries and charitable notices. Office on Market Street. Attorney ads note practice in Ohio courts and government work in Washington.
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Strong Health via Gael Invigorating Medicine Advised
The text extols the virtue of the Gael invigorating medicine to strengthen the system against disease. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for appetite, digestion, bile flow, constipation relief, and nervous steadiness, claiming it lifts mood and body vigor and helps prevent fevers and weakness.
DR KERYSER LUNG CURE PROMISING HEALTH CLAIMS
An advertisement touts Dr Keriser's Lung Cure as a remedy for coughs and lingering lung diseases. It promises rapid relief, notes cures even after onset, and urges readers to visit Dr Keyser’s office or mail for bottles with directions.
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Krusser
Getting Married and Impropriety in Society
Fragmented OCR notes describe a social event about marriage, propriety, and military help for those in need. It references a Boward Association box and a penny donation scheme to buy shoes, with critique of poor footwear. The text is garbled and contains promotional asides and dates, offering little coherent reporting.
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Boward Association
Billadelphi Penney van A
Thanksgiving Hymn for a Nation's Gratitude
A religious verse expressing thanksgiving and praise to the Lord for guidance, mercy, and protection over the land. The poem asks for divine leadership in war and peace, acknowledging seasonal changes and enduring faith as the nation’s strength.
A Mother's Regret and a Tragic Pond Rescue
A mother recalls scolding her son Harry for breaking a vase then fearing his life after he nearly drowns on a mill pond. A hospital recovery and a lifelong vow to temper harsh words reveal the impact of that day and a changed parenting resolve.
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Eddie
Mra Loring
Blythe
Potter
Ells
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Harold
Larry
George Gray
Gray
Hooper
Ella
Chicago
General Burcer clarifies Alabama claims stance and looming conflict risk
The General repudiates newspapers claim on his views and signals a firm position on resolving Alabama claims with Great Britain. He warns on police shooting during arrests and notes a police officer’s imprisonment for shooting a fleeing detainee. Also reports Postmaster General opposes immediate postal telegraph expansion and cites costs. Army of the Loire estimated at 300000 with near Etampes battle risk.
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Alabama
Great Britain
the Loire
Etampes
A Lump of Brown Sugar Reveals Hidden Beasts Under Magnification
A discussion about brown sugar and a proposed microscope test describes tiny creatures found in raw sugar. Under magnification, countless acari appear as monstrous beetle like beings with pincers and spears, turning into mosquitoes when dissolved in water.
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Tennyson
Nitro glycerine danger and divorce rates in Connecticut
The article questions nitro glycerine use citing deadly shocks from explosions and urges strict laws restricting it. It notes Connecticut leading in divorces with 461 in the year, lists causes such as adultery cruelty desertion fraudulent contract intemperance and misconduct, and provides counts for each category.
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Connecticut
Present Relations of Parties in Boston Lecture
Gen Butler argued party distinctions faded after the Civil War with democracy split over tariffs and territory. He urged immediate reparations from Britain over the Alabama claims, warned of war if unmet, and condemned war as a festival of crime with references to Napoleon and the Peace Manual.
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France
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Bermudas
United States
Administration Position on the Alabama Question Editorial
An editorial in the Washington Chronicle reports the Administration’s stance on the Alabama claims. It states the case is now Britain’s task, urges deliberate satisfaction for wrongs, and emphasizes nonentangling alliances, with respect for the English Ministry and the British people to resolve the remaining differences.
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Washington Chronicle
Great Britain
United States
Grant
France
England
Editor accuses Grant of plotting coup in bold diatribe
A Democratic New York editor writes a lengthy piece alleging President Grant plans a coup d etat and the erection of an imperial state, dismissing critics as blockheads and claiming the piece suits readers despite its evident absurdity.
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New York
Grant
Barneville 1400 Fire Destroys Stable and Fences
A large blaze in Barneville destroyed a stable and surrounding fences. Fire crews battled the flames as smoke rose over the area. No injuries are reported and investigators began assessing the cause.
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Barnesville
Opinion on US elections and Civil War legacies
The London News argues the United States enters a calm, postwar political era with a radical, inclusive election achievement. It highlights the abolition of race and birth restrictions in suffrage, the rise of a continental republic, and the fading North South divide amid new East West boundaries.
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Western Sea
War News From Prussia France and the Loire Front
Vast dispatches detail outlays for Prussian war effort up to November 15, 121000 thalers, troop movements across the Loire valley, and French resistance at St Quentin Neuville Mezieres and Orleans. Reports claim French gains near Vendome and Boves while Prussians retreat toward Chateau Dun and Montmedy. Paris forts silent amid bad weather. Burgundy and Gortschakoff notes on treaty revisions.
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Belerman
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Thiers
Gortschakoff
Earl Granville
Russia
Paria
Granville
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Latte
Eastern Question Reflections From St Petersburg Journals
St Petersburg Gazette notes Russia’s circular on the Paris treaty troubles is not Eastern question driven and favors peaceful policy. It cites no Black Sea violation and expects negotiations to explain, while Rome fortification plans and Italian defense meetings surface in Rome. London fears Russia’s firm Paris demands as war looks possible.
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Chase seeks relief from duties as Chief Justice
New York telegraph dispatch reports Chief Justice Chase will ask Congress to relieve him of duties tied to the 1867 bankruptcy act. His health is improving and he plans to stay at Narragansett Rhode Island until after Christmas to seek a milder climate.
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Utah Territory
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Thomas Jefferson Barr
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Frank McAver
Market summary from New York Money Market
Government bonds were unchanged in early trading as gold opened weak at 114 and has risen to about 119. The report notes a light trading session with little volatility and modest gains in precious metals.
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