Blaine Is Beaten: Ohio and West Virginia Signal Defeat
The piece argues Blaine is beaten as Ohio’s large vote and large spend show a partisan shift. It cites West Virginia gains for Democrats, Republican losses in Indiana and Illinois, and the need for Cleveland in key states. It attacks Blaine for lack of honest governance promises and tax reform, urging a Democratic win in November.
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Blaine
Ohio
Garfield
Indiana
Cleveland
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Wikine
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Andronest
Honess
Abraham Lincoln
Pril
Tim
Don’t Feel Like Work Health Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges readers to take Parker’s Tonie to maintain good health and energy. It claims half sick workers across professions cannot perform well and promises quick relief, equating health with value and productivity.
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Parker,s
A Good Reason to Support W. L. Scott for Congress
A Republican-leaning editorial argues against nominating Mackey and criticizes his alleged spending and ambition. It praises W. L. Scott for accepting the nomination reluctantly and contends a better representative is needed for the 27th district. It urges voters to back Scott for character and public duty.
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W. L. Scott
Congress
Scott
Li Mach
Revtt
W. Mackey
Coort
Brainerd
Mackey
Wim. L. Scott
The Difference in Political Charm
The piece contrasts Blaine and Cleveland, noting Blaine’s public life lacks lasting impact and repeating phrases from both men. It lists Blaine’s quips versus Cleveland’s stances on public trust, taxation, protecting the poor, and honoring war veterans.
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Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Simeular Story of Harriet Spry Reveals Gender Reassignment
In Cucaco on October 13 a notable citizen, John Spry of Gardner and Spry Lowther, is described as having changed from female to male after years of concealment. The second daughter Harriet, raised as a girl, matured into a boy named Harry Spry, underwent medical consultation and an operation, and recently left for Boston to attend school as a young man.
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John & Spry
Gardner & Spry Lowther Company
Loomia
West Monroe Streets
Harriet Spry
Quch
Hattie Spry
Ben
Harriet
Harry Spry
Boston
Cream Balm Endorsed by Ministerial Editor
Rev H U Fairall editor of the Town Methodist praises Ely's Cream Balm in the November 1883 issue, stating a thorough treatment cures most catarrh. He notes ministers suffer head and throat troubles and endorses the cream as applied to the nostrils, not a liquid or snuff. Oct 17.
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H. U. Fairall
D. D
The
Town Methodist
Ely
Advertisement samplers and shop news from Appian Michigan Jan 31 1881
An advertisement mentions selling goods with satisfaction, notes an order for 2 large bottles of Down's Elixir to Woodland California, and lists J. R. Bexxer & Co. Druggists and Johnson & Siegfried Warren Pa as sellers. It discusses lilies thriving in shade with mulching and highlights O. H. Lunter & Son opening Warren’s grandest stock of dry goods and brocades. It ends with O. Li Henri & Son and assorted items.
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Appian, Mich
Woodland
California
J. R. Bexxer & Co
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Warren
O. H. Lunter & Son
Seworth Ie
O. Li Henri És Son
Campaign goods for marching clubs offered by William Fleming Co
Attention Marching Clubs. You can save 25 percent on all orders for Campaign goods and receive shorter notice by calling William Fleming & Co. No. 29 Fifth avenue Pittsburgh. The firm has furnished over a hundred clubs and orders are now in hand from leading clubs to be supplied with uniforms in the next few days. Also notes about funeral wreaths and wallpaper services on Liberty Street.
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William Fleming & Co
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Avesue
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