10 Jul 1896
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1896
Page
1
The bulletin notes winds and sunshine levels with local rains and variable effects on crops. Wheat and oats show mixed ripening, corn and potatoes progressing, fruit crops such as apples, peaches, and melons facing varied issues like worm damage and uneven quality, with several crops described as in good to excellent condition despite some poorer outcomes.
A southern county reports a severe flood washing away homes barns and livestock. Eleven houses wiped out with James Berry's family lost. Berry and child drowned as their house carried away. Bridges on Wegee and Onlo Valley routes and several railway lines wrecked. authorities estimate over 944,100 in damages and many farmers ruined. The Berry family was later reported saved, though tragically his wife and child perished.
Fragmented report recounts a near fatal incident on a train in Ohio involving a worker named Moutehed OF the Lead by Wireman Eiwoos Tad, with a late rescue by a fireman. It mentions Dayton, Denting award dated June 1, and unions including Cyclographical Union No 6 and International Machinists, plus weather and other disjointed items.
A fragmented text discusses kerosene refined as a cleaner and heat source. It includes steps for washing fabrics in kerosene and soap, using hot water, and rinsing with soap and water, plus cautions on stain removal and household care. It mentions kerosene purity, use in laundry, and methods to treat stains and odors.
The article describes shifting clothing trends with updates on fabrics like bellliant effects and new silhouettes. It notes popular Hower styles, layered belts, and tailored garments for women, highlighting garments such as massin gowns, belts, and military-inspired touches, all reflecting a period texture and design language.
A fragmented notice promotes Porin Hay as a refined retreat on the Buckeye Route, with the Victory Hotel opening June 20 offering luxurious furnishings and healthful breezes. Lane excursion fares and tickets will be sold at all GH Vic stations for summer travel to the resort.
A fragment from the Ohio State Journal notes a favorable edition with a feature on prizes and sales. It mentions a sale location and a place called Marring ton and references Prank Kontner Agent. The readable text hints at a promotional listing and a date.
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