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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1902
Page
3
Local notices highlight a performance of Pirates of Penzance at the Opera House tonight. The column lists frequent shop offerings at Hartman & Son's, including olives, sausages, and syrups, plus visits from residents and travelers to Lancaster, Logan, Nelsonville, and Cleve land. It notes political and community details such as the Republican convention chair and local visitors during the week.
Local note says the Pirate of Penzance Opera will be given tonight in Logan with home talent, promising one of the grandest productions. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Julius Weis visiting Haydenville and their first grandchild Ruth, along with several community notices and ads.
A local clothier touts "sig c.i" collection as the peak of clothing excellence. The ad stresses quality over price, claiming all wool suits at $12 features like hand-made buttonholes, padded collars, and fine trimmings, superior to cheaper ready-mades at higher prices.
Hats offer new shapes such as shispen in tiff hate soft fur hate and straw hats at popular prices, contrasting with last season's styles.
A local shop promotes new shirt arrivals in white and colored options. Patterns include pleated bosant and fancy madras, emphasizing style quality and affordable prices to please discerning customers.
A local shop touts updated scarf choices priced at 50c and 25c. The ad argues neckwear reflects a man's taste, urging readers to view the affordable lines to avoid a slovenly appearance.
Resolutions of respect for Mrs. Cynthia McCormick pledge heartfelt sympathy to her family and vow to record the sentiments in society minutes and local papers. The Thirty-Sixth G A R Department of Ohio encampment in Lancaster proved the grandest ever with extensive decorations and thousands of attendees. Walton Weber of Columbus was elected Department Commander and Lancaster received praise for hospitality. Deputy Probate Judge Chas Drum visits Laurelville this week.
STIERS & CO advertises a wide range of parasols to protect women from sun glare and skin damage. They tout delicate and stylish parasol designs, inviting customers to visit Logan to view the latest creations and receive assistance in choosing a shade for the complexion.
The ad touts parasols for children from 25c to 1.00, highlighting red top models and sun umbrellas. It promises happiness for girls with their own parasol and notes rain use in black and other colors with plain and bordered designs.
The ad promotes ladies hosiery at 15¢ and 1.00 for six pairs, with black seamless options and fashionable designs. It also highlights SHIRT WAIST popularity, with white, colored, silk styles priced from 1.00 to 3.50 and a suite of English Blazers in multiple colors.
Colorful, dainty fabrics and smart summer fashion on wash materials. Inexpensive lawns offered for wrap skirts and dressing sacs. Anticipate your needs now before selections are gone.
Miss Stella Les begins spring term on the 4th. O B Shafer plans to quit the store. Dan Engle to open a first oil store about the 21st. Adam Schaal buys Lyon farm, becoming Washington township’s leading landowner. Hocking Valley Railway property appraised in Columbus. rolling stock up 0, main track unchanged. Fifth subdivision court rules that a trades secret claim cannot bar Zanesville tube casting. injunction dissolved. appeal to Supreme Court.
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