26 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1892
Page
1
A long OCR fragment lists arithmetic, geography, history, physiology, and grammar exercises. Items include calculating house plaster cost, fencing area, globe weight to diameter, and historical questions on America discovery, slavery, and amendments. Also includes language and punctuation tasks and a chemistry-like prompt.
A humorous, sprawling review of the revival of the Black Crook in New York. The narrator describes stagecraft, doleful critics, and scenes from Parisian dancers, coryphees, and a mix of operatic and vaudeville acts. He notes characters like Count Wolfenstein, Rudolph the banner painter, and Hertzog the Black Crook, with reflections on scenery, orchestra, and audience reactions.
The item notes Mrs Huston returning home from Haydonville visit. Miss Yda Barnhart and Maggie Lyon attended preaching in Bloomingville. A candy party at Karnhar e’s reported a good time. Hester Steele made a business trip to Logan. Mattie and Delle Sauders visited Mary Hutton Sunday. Richard Steele is sick amid political tensions. Tiane Strawn visiting Missouri. June 1 1999 Logan. Announced sale of modern style buggies and carriages for cash or trade for a single horse. Call at noon for details.
A collage of facts on paper consumption and mills, fish depth limits, English bicycle output, hound values, Italian rifle capability, smokeless powder, Berlin telephone hub, ocean steamship runs, camel fat stores, and admonitions for teachers and directors from the National Educator.
A vintage ad extols Electric Bitters as a pure medicine that cures liver and kidney diseases and purifies blood. It touts malaria relief, headache, constipation, and digestion aid with a money back guarantee and price terms, urging purchase at Harrington's drugstore.
An 1888 advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cures throat chest and lung diseases. It promises refunds if not effective with trial bottles free at Harrington Drug Store and large bottle pricing listed. Lunar Medical Co letters praise Lunar remedy and Miller and Son sell the product.
The Big Four Route offers solid ventibuled trains with steam heat and sleeping, reclining chair, and parlor cafe cars. Daily through service connects at Cincinnati with Queen & Crescent, Louisville & Nashville, Kentucky Central, and Chesapeake & Ohio to Old Point Comfort, Asheville, Chattanooga, New Orleans, Savannah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Tampa, and Florida winter resorts. Tourist tickets at special low rates available nationwide. D. B. Martin.
The item promotes a laxative gum drop that tastes like candy and promises gentle, reliable relief for dyspepsia and related ailments. It targets children and those with weak stomachs, with small 10c and large 25c packages and mail order options via Sylvan Renepy Co. Prolta Inn. Also mentions other remedies for indigestion and neuralgia, and local sellers Mikler & Case.
A Harper's Magazine summary notes early mining in Washington state along the Columbia and Okanogan regions with silver and lead finds in Stevens County and precious metals in the Lake Chelan area. It discusses railroad plans from Marcus to the boundary to unlock mineral belts, notes reservations and notable chiefs, and highlights Spokane Chamber of Commerce efforts to push development and border access.
The tale recounts a Confederate cavalryman trading a damaged horse for a gray mare in Georgetown during late summer 165. After a season of care, inspections, and renewal, the horse gains speed and fame, selling for $1500 as the owner laments parting with the once-ragged creature and its trove of memories.
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