Fashions for Spring 1876 Highlight Subdued Styles
The May issue notes restrained colors and plain lines for spring attire. Goods price and quality affect choices with wash fabrics, headwear called Brain, and garments named Charity Affections and Policy popular across ages. Counterfeits persist as shoppers seek genuine articles while Belknap’s hair reportedly gray from downfall.
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Father Kills His Son In Wyandot County
A farmer named John Baumeck killed his 15 year old son with a hand spike after an argument in a field near Forest Ohio. He hid the body in a leg heap and threatened the 7 year old daughter to keep silent before authorities found the remains and arrested him. The girl later led investigators to the location.
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