Grant memoirs offered at low price in Cosmopolitan deal
An advertising promo touts General Grant's Memoirs as a two volume original edition now sold for 90 cents with Cosmopolitan Magazine and Ohio Democrat subscriptions. It claims huge prior sales, lists other memoirs and pricing, and invites readers to order through a New York address, with added cost for postage.
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Ohio Republicans clash over post election dispatches
A Courier Journal report recalls sharp exchanges after Ohio elections. Gov Campbell congratulates McKinley on victory while a Republican chairman disparages Mills and Chap and questions loyalty. The piece notes strong GOP gains and hints at 1902 electoral dynamics in Ohio.
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Local notes highlights from the Weel area
Mrs Ellen Stroop of Columbus visits at this place while Mr and Mrs Allen Oldfield return home after visiting friends in the Weel. Several residents make trips including W J Simms to Bloomingville and Ed Breachbaum with his brother to Cedar Grove. Lafe Beery plans a new house and Peter Bowers a new schoolhouse in District No 10.
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No Luck But Work Says Old Merchant on Fortune
An old merchant argues fortune comes from effort not luck. He cites a store clerk, printer, apprentice, and seaman as examples, stating success follows study integrity frugality and character. The piece notes youths should focus on self improvement rather than waiting for luck.
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Window glass and stove doors spark a tepid exchange
A Detroit storefront scene shows a customer pressuring a clerk for window glass and stove doors options. The tense dialogue ends with the woman departing, leaving the clerk dazed as if seeing a ghost. The piece shifts to advertisements for a December serial in the Detroit Free Press and notes on rail excursion offers.
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Unique ornaments in silver and crystal designs praised
A list of new silver and crystal novelties includes four leaf clover clasps four leaf clover pendants and oblong silver chain links. Items feature silver work with ivory and gold touches including fruit knives match boxes and egg cups with decorative embossing and crystal overlays.
Electricity and telegraph progress across the globe
Reports describe extended telegraph lines into Africa and a nine mile long electric wing for the World’s Fair carrying twenty four people. Highlights cover lamps, storage batteries, and long distance power tests from Frankfort to Brazil, plus demonstrations of electric car hauling and Aurora borealis theories.
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Vintage Home Remedies And Domestic Recipes Across Pages
Odd collage of kitchen tips and craft notes from a late 19th or early 20th century paper. Remedies include bread cloth poultices for cabbage boil and corns, turpentine wraps, and soothed corn cures, plus mantel dressing tips and recipes for crust, fruit desserts, and rice dishes. Mentions Detroit and Boston pages and various households.
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Housekeeping as a Virtue in Family Life and Breakfast Habits
A discussion on making a genuine home through flexible housekeeping that respects family needs over rigid routines. It argues for adjustable meals like a movable breakfast, prioritizing comfort, economy, and individual work time while balancing order and practicality. It notes cultural shifts and humorous aside about a man wearing a ragged coat.
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