Adulterants Plague Ground Coffee and Imitations Flourish
A 1892 bulletin notes coffee adulteration remains high with 90 percent of ground samples tainted by substitutes like chicory and wheat. Descriptions include coffee pellets and imitation beans from Clark Coffee Co and Swedish Coffee Co. hemp. prices and roasts vary. Local items mention a death in Hocking County, Basket Meeting plans, harvest work, and social notes from Enna, Stringtown, and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
H.W. Wiley
Bulletin
Clark Coffee Company
State Street
Boston
Roxbury
Masa
Swedish Coffee Company
New York
Philadelphia
Residence of Ohio Pension ers list and details
The Ohio pension agency reports nearly 30,000 pensioners scattered globally with strict administration ensuring prompt quarterly checks. It lists pensioner counts by state and country, noting many in Canada Germany England and several U S territories with ongoing residence changes tracked centrally.
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Ohio Pension Agency
Ohio
United States
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
North Dakot
South Dakota
Delaware
Columbia
Florida
Georgli
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wyoming
Arizona
Indiana Territory
Brasil
Canada
British Columbia
Germany
China
England
Docket from Presbytery of Athens at Guysville Ohio
Proceedings outline for a September meeting with sermons roll call and reports from Rev C B Taylor on church erection and systematic beneficence. Mentions Wednesday sessions, election of delegates to Synod, ministerial relief, and a Thursday ministerial institute. Ends with a political commentary urging county organization and war footing for the Democracy of Hocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
C. B. Taylor
Thos
Purnbull
Henry Fulton
It Came to Her Ears. A Cheque Book Tale
A social tale recalls a boastful remark about an old man's cheque book and a failed proposal. The narrator recounts a memory of losing money in a playful theft and the ensuing awkward moment, ending with a comic exchange over a few coins.
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Tahall
Tin
Resolutions of Respect Adopted by Greenland Lodge
Greenland Lodge 1.0 C. F. Carbon Hill adopts resolutions of respect for Edward Coffman a beloved brother who died at a young age The lodge notes the heavy loss to the order and extends sympathy to his bereaved parents Bostril terms express humble reverence and request copies be sent to the parents and local newspapers Signed by C F Allis T B Angle and others as officers of the lodge The sentiment is friendship love and truth.
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Greenland Lodge
C. F
Carbon Hill
Tia
Edward Coifrran
Heavenly Pather
Coffman
Logan
Nelsonville
C.F. Allison
dJoux Spanvox
T. B. Angle
Bee'y
Fragments of Recipes and Medieval Feasts in One Page
A jumble of kitchen tips and ads appears, offering recipes for corn soup and custard with orange, plus home remedies and a long description of a medieval foot washing ceremony. The piece mixes culinary instructions, household hints, and a detailed account of royal ritual in Vienna and Madrid, with references to Napoleonic-era care of clothes and moth prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craotiers
Almonit Havering
Dale
Ohio
Verbune
Color Blindness and retinal pigmentation differences in color judgment
A historical report describes experiments on color perception among observers including Dr. Biedermann and Prof. Wering. It notes how retinal pigmentation depth affects color judgments, with observers showing yellow bias or blue tinges at transition points between red and blue hues. Dr. Wright is cited regarding pigment-related color perception differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wering
Des Edermann
Beil
Medermund
Tome
Lung
Tiret
de. Biedertonin
Merisg
Stilling
Biederamon
Stirling
Herthy
Hering
Bledermann
Who
AL E. Wright
The Chronic Story Teller Bores Detroit Readers
A fragmentary critique blurs the art of storytelling and mocks tedious narrators. It contrasts dull street raconteurs with genuine masters, citing Abraham Lincoln as a model and lamenting the tireless bore who repeats worn tales.
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Tetroit
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Twee
Detroit
Brad Moss
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Uaengnee Atdenhone
We Uceien
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the First Bank
John Walker
Chas. BE. Bowen
G. W. Brehm
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Olice
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OUTO
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Olty Tlansen
Jane Barri
Wenny
Weldy & Buerhaus
Attorneys AT Law
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John F. White
Justice of Peace
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Moe
McCarthy
Brent
Z. V. Raney
Rochester Sans Store
Vendall
J. G. Campbell
Ofics
Ophodtere Btnre
Login
W. D- Mansfield
G. W. Dollison
Spon
Bpeelah Mhorlian
Wleke
Dion
Ceneral Insurance A
Callixon Black
AraTan
Agricultural Department
Gibisonville
Kern Bros
W.T. Brashares
Gib Kennard
H. Collison
John W. Bell
Hocking County
Will
Christ
U. B. Church
Enna
Stringtown
J. L. Clark
Zion
Grandmother Byers
Tesboro
Mra
Rhoades
Lacey Davia
J. Clark
B. Rhoades
Mary Brown
Prise
Conaway
Hancock County
Peter Weaver
State Farm
Lancaster
Weaver
Nash Beougher'’s
J. Rhoades
Ohio Pensioners
Tommy
London
Cook
Ton
Hit
Hurd
Alle
Mrs. Jones
Wade
Warnalet
Emma
Fat
Tam
Adelphi
Liverpool
Presbytery of
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Guysville
H. W. Hulbert
Trecwss
Thunsday
Ministerial Institute
R. Moors
C. Logan
Agea
Juany
Mao
Tom Jinks J
Perde
Europe
Vatican
Vienna
Madrid
Empire
Iku
Phu Pope
Kent
Benedistines
Mimself
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Mapertine
Atchison Globe
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