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Steubenville Weekly Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1868

Page

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Steubenville Herald 1868 Rates and Publication Details

The Steubenville Herald and Weekly Herald advertise daily and weekly editions with subscription costs, mailing options, and office location on Market Street near Fourth. Advertising rates listed for weekly and daily editions include various insertions and classifications, with obituaries and charitable notices at reduced or free rates.

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PROOFS OF TILE SUPERIORITY OF AMERICAN WATCHES

A broad ad style piece extols American watchmaking, praising Waltham Company as superior for reliability and value. It quotes testimonials from The World, Harper's Weekly, and The New York Mercury, encourages purchase through Robbins & Appleton and J Bryan, and promotes various related medical and consumer goods ads interwoven in the text.

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Poetic Fragments of Love and Memory From Old Verse

A compilation of brief early 20th century style lyrics. Includes a romance fragment about a stranger and a sailor, and a nostalgic meditation on the moon behind a hill, recalling homeland and a gravesite. The pieces evoke longing, devotion, and memory with lilting, archaic diction.

Daisy of the Laphams and the Lost Laura Returns

A long narrative from a Columbus correspondent recounts Daisy, a rescued girl found by Farmer Peter Lapham and his wife Polly, who care for her after a mysterious past. Daisy grows into a capable woman, marries Doctor Gorton, and later reunites with a wandering family who discover Daisy is Laura, the lost child, alive with her own child.

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The Influence of Newspapers on Student Minds

A longtime teacher writes on how home access to newspapers boosts reading, pronunciation, spelling, geography, grammar, composition, and debate skills in children. He notes improved comprehension of varied styles and clearer, more connected writing. The piece ends with a church centennial collections total forecast of nine nations of dollars.

Nasby Indicts Emancipation and Race Conflicts in Kentucky

In a retrospective chronicling of racial tension, Nasby recalls a dead Black man found near Boregard Avenue and links his death to the aftermath of emancipation. He alleges property seizures, violence by white neighbors, and a cascade of ruin that ends with the man buried in a shallow grave. Nasby condemns racial hierarchy, claiming irrepressible conflict and predicting Black inferiority without white protection.

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Senate Finance plan issues consolidated debt bonds

The Finance Committee reported a substitute for Mr. Sherman’s bill proposing five percent bonds payable in coin with forty year maturity, redeemable in ten years, to cover all outstanding obligations except five percent bonds. Bonds exchangeable for others, exempt from state taxes and admission taxes, and used to reduce debt. Five-twenty bonds exchangeable after five years. new bonds exchangeable if notes outstanding drop. Also national banking law changes and large federal spending outlined.

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