F Blasius and Son Clothing House Ad
F Blasius and Son, Proprietors. The Largest and Best Equipped Clothing House in Southeastern Ohio.
10 Sep 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1897
Page
1
F Blasius and Son, Proprietors. The Largest and Best Equipped Clothing House in Southeastern Ohio.
The Germantown anniversary celebration drew over 40,000 to the Zoological Garden with excursions by railways and parades. Lehr delivered the day’s oration before Mayor Tafel ex-Mayor Caldwell and other officials, as 100 German societies participated in the largest demonstration in the area.
A murky court appearance centers on C. Benjamin of Millet Totto and the LouisvilleVagetariery trust company involving a $35 check write and alleged transfers. The defendant, linked to a mother who arrived when Botts was remanded, confessed drawing checks against the trust, claiming funds were redirected to his first wife. the case weaves through court, telegraph wires, and family ties as police pursue repayment while the prisoner’s tearful relative accompanies him.
The Luetgert case in Chicago highlights his alleged indifference after Mrs Luetgert vanished. Police testimony showed little concern for finding her, with officers and divers searching the lake while Luetgert did not inquire about traces or welfare. The narrative notes his distance from investigators and possible fear of public scrutiny.
A fragmented ad promotes a wedding trip aboard steel steamers to a cool breeze destination. It hints at a long 80 day voyage with parlor reservations and a pamphlet available for two cents. Contact details appear as scattered names and addresses.
A short promotional note on coughs signaling foreign intrusion and the role of Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil in strengthening the body to fight disease. It touts prevention, offers a free book, and lists Scott & Browne of New York as producers with 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
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