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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1897

Page

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Forenoon at AY School Highlights Fire Drills and Classrooms

A Democrat reporter visits Logan’s AY School to observe fire drills and a morning tour of rooms in the West and High School buildings. Teachers Miss Bowlby Miss McBride Miss Tracy and Miss McCarthy display order and dedication as pupils recite Latin and improve through supervision.

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Rural teachers meet to oppose Workman School Law

Pedagogues from rural Hocking County met at the Court House Saturday to discuss repealing the Workman School Law. Several plans were debated but none adopted. A corresponding secretary was appointed to contact teachers statewide and urge organization for coordinated action. Also noted: Senator Daniel of Virginia, chosen to succeed the late Senator Harris, with fresh honors and Senate committee appointment.

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New Woman and a Mouse in the Parlor Debate

A burlesque narrator argues against women’s suffrage while recounting a mouse in the parlor episode. The piece satirizes gender roles, marriage power, and political rights, contrasting old customs with calls for equality. A male narrator shares domestic antics and social critique on voting, freedom, and liberal allowances.

The Coming Institute to Hold Farmers Institute in Court House

The Hocking County Farmers Institute meets in the Court House tomorrow and Thursday with a full program inviting every farmer to attend. One speaker is a longtime Grange worker, county residents to speak, and officials say they aim for a successful session. The event features orchestral music by the Frie ver orchestra and Logan’s Male Quartet performing selections.

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What the Excitement Was

Mary Rannels, taken from the County Infirmary by Mr Standeford to keep house, fought with another woman over a board bill. Rannels threw a brick, was summoned to the Mayor’s office, and returned to the infirmary. She is the mother of three and was found to be pregnant again. The article notes public relief at the incident and questions local tolerance. Mrs Baird of Logan has returned home from visiting the Willards at Baird Parsonage.

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