12 Jan 1897
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1897
Page
1
Editor J M Floyd and Associate J B Dollison are listed on a faded page with stray letters and a line showing OpFlor the Mallen Dose Kanthoor, offering minimal legible context from the Onto Democrat Publishing Co.
Grand toast from Chicago speakers highlights opposition to personal political names in campaigns. The speaker endorses democratic principles, flags the Chicago platform, and urges unity between party factions while defending bimetallism against gold standard critics.
Dayton January 6 The Frants defense plans to present additional testimony with their motion for a new trial while counsel meet with Judge Brown beforehand. The Arbuckle linked Woolson Spice deal is denied as Turner the Arbuckle confidant handled the $100000 check. Wilmington January 5 Harvey is jailed and his father William Harvey a Quaker minister is named in a separate murder accusation. Tobacco growers in Brown County plan a January 16 meeting to discuss crop choices amid low prices. Senator Thurlow Thunkton of Nebraska visits Windemere for talks with M A Hanna. A large tombstone from Hunter farm is prepared for Hall family graves. Downe retires as Merchants' Bank president amid pool controversy and resignations. Governor Clough sworn in for new term. state monetary conference delegates named. Indianapolis nominating scene centers on Valintanka bid for senator. others exit race.
The Denver Publican reports on Mud Baths near Las Vegas miles from San Vegas, a 90 acre basin shielded by belged ridges. The mud derives from vegetation, contains magnesia and lithia, mixed with hot spring water, and used for 10 to 30 minutes per session. Reported benefits include relief from rheumatism neuralgia and lumbago, with observers noting cleansing and tonic effects.
A Chicago figure dubbed Lemon Toby demonstrates a lemon peeling and coating method in West Side saloons, using a sharp knife to strip peels and create a shiny finish that astonishes observers. He travels between midnight and dawn visiting downtown bars while building a small monopoly on this odd craft.
An advertisement extols Lightning Hot Drops as a universal remedy surpassing past medical advances. It promises instant relief for stomach and bowel issues from overeat and digestion problems, replacing many other bottles with a single product. Priced 25 cents or 60 cents, with a money back guarantee if no relief from Herb Medicine Co. Springfield, Ohio.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for a cure of catarrh. It lists P J Cheney Co of Toledo and mentions representations by druggists. The notice includes travel dates and a ticket agent in Logan, Ohio.
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