Voters urged to recall 1890 tariff lesson in 1910 call
The piece urges voters to study the 1890 to 1896 tariff and political swings, arguing that a Democratic victory would bring lower duties, higher imports, and a collapse in American wages. It warns that repeating those conditions could trigger a major financial panic and industrial slump, urging support for the current administration.
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House of Representatives
Harrison
Senate
McKinley
Batavia Beats Goshen in 10 to 3 Baseball Game
Last Saturday Batavia defeated Goshen 10 to 3 as Batavia hosts the Newport Monarchs next Saturday for a 3 15 p.m. tryout. Local players aim to perform well and supporters are urged to root loudly.
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Goshen
Batavia
Newport Monarchs
Relics Displayed By E B Scott Jeweler Window
For several days E B Scott the jeweler has shown a fine collection of Indian relics in his window. The display includes arrowheads spearheads a large stone ax tomahawks pestles and other implements used by the prehistoric race. Scott also owns an extensive collection of old and rare coins American and foreign. Next week pass by and view them.
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E. B. Scott
Winter Coal and Sunflower Philosophy Collide
A Sunflower Courier column blends politics and philosophy with practical advice. Aunt Mandy jokes about church rest while Uncle Josh warns voters confuse principle with prejudice. The note urges timely coal orders and humor about a hot day ending with a baby’s fate.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Heal
An ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for burns cuts sores and skin conditions with a 25 cent price at druggists. Also notes a newborn boy to Mr and Mrs Hart Fishback. Regular church services announced for Batavia Presbyterian next Sunday.
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Bucklen
Mrs. Hart Fishback
Presbyterian Church
Batavia
Obituary of Mrs Albina A Carter of Batavia Ohio
Mrs Albina Arthur Carter born February 5 1834 at Dela Palma Brown County Ohio came to Batavia in 1851 and married William C Carter July 5 1852. They spent their married life in Batavia with six children and funeral services were held August 12 at her Water Street home conducted by Rev E Burdsall.
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Dela Palma
Brown County
Ohio
Batavia
William C. Carter
William Carter
Nellie
Tom Carter
Trinidad
Colorado
Frank
George
Cincinnati
Mary C. Ockerman
Woodville
Arthur M
Dennison
Carter
Waterstreet
E. Burdsall
From Sickness to Excellent Health
Mrs. Charles Lyon of Peoria Illinois reports Foley Kidney Pills cured her backache and kidney trouble after months of discomfort. She says she now enjoys excellent health and credits the pills. Sold by all dealers.
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Charles Lyon
Peoria
Ill
Foley
Ohio tightens work rules for 14 to 16 year olds
Beginning September 1 Ohio enacts stricter child labor laws. Young workers aged 14 to 16 must have completed fifth grade or pass a fifth grade exam, with certificates now showing a fifth grade level education. Previously a reading and writing ability sufficed.
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Ohio
Clyde Hayden Opens Shoe Store Venture in Oxford
Clyde Hayden, long associated with his father at Corner Front Shoe Store in Felicity, moves to Oxford to start his own shoe business. Locals in Felicity wish him prosperity in the new venture and a smooth transition for his family. Also notice advising travelers to carry Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as water and climate changes may cause illness. available from dealers.
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Clyde Hayden
Felicity
Oxford
A Square Deal Promised for Columbus Cars
A letter from Charles J. Pretzman, Columbus Chamber of Commerce president, reports regular streetcar service with no daytime traffic interruptions. It notes limited nighttime disturbances in outskirts and merchants aiming to attract visitors for the State Fair week, urging Ohio to grant Columbus a square deal.
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Charles J. Pretzman
Columbus, Ohio
Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
State Fair Opens in Columbus With Fireworks Display
The Columbus State Fair opens next Monday with many new entertainment features and high-class exhibits. Clermonters will attend, and each night a $5,000 Pain's Manhattan Beach fireworks display will light the sky. If you have the time, go to Columbus to see it all as it will be worthwhile.
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Columbus
Pain
Manhattan Beach
Malaria Plague on the Panama Canal and a Cure
The Panama Canal region faced deadly malaria with chills fever and jaundice. Electric Bitters claimed to destroy the germs and cure malaria with a three bottle treatment cited by William A. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina as restoring his health. Also advertised to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and prevent typhoid at 59 cents guaranteed by druggists.
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William A. Fretwell
Lucama, N
Late car runs for C. G. and P. at Ohio Valley Exposition
During the Ohio Valley Exposition the C G and P railroad will operate an additional late car on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Train No 28 runs Saturday and No 30 runs Sunday as usual. The late car departs Sycamore street at 11 20 p m and Carrel street at 11 45 p m for Bethel and way points.
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C., G. and P
Sycamore Street
Carrel Street
Bethel
Way Points
Boarding notice at town hall area on Main Street
By week or day or meal at 20 cents per bed or meal. Good home cooking with feed stable. Located square and a half above town hall on Main Street. Miss Kate Erion operates the establishment as a boarding house and eating place.
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Town Hall
Main Street
Kate Erion
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