Rubber Goods Use Doubles Over Three Years, Official Say
An official statement notes rubber product consumption has more than doubled in the past three years, underscoring rising demand.
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Newspaper
Wayne County Herald
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1883
Page
4
Thomas Jefferson on cities and public morality
The quote attributes a view by Thomas Jefferson calling great cities pestilential to morals health and liberties of man. The remark critiques urban centers as threats to individual rights and societal well being.
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Thomas Jefferson
State Board to inaugurate livestock sale system at State Fair
The State Board of Agriculture will, at the next State Fair in September, inaugurate a new livestock sales system.
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State Board of Agriculture
Miller Shoe Blacking Inventor Frank Miller Dies
Frank Miller, originator of Miller shoe blacking, died after beginning his business in a small village peddling via a basket.
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Frank Miller
Tennessee Legislature approves felony for gambling houses
The act makes it a felony to maintain gambling establishments or rent property for such use and urges the same treatment for liquor traffic. The measure passed the Legislature.
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Tennessee
Jail stands empty in Grand Isle county Vermont
The Grand Isle county jail in Vermont has been without an inmate for more than two years. State law prohibits drink traffic, making the situation unsurprising under current regulations.
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Grand Isle County
Vermont
Temperance Reform Ticket Defeated By Rival Parties
The Temperance Reform ticket failed Monday as Republicans and Democrats won. The piece notes that united support from both parties could have secured victory for the temperance candidates.
Steubenville Election Run as a Horse Race
The Steubenville election was run like a horse race with bets on the mayor. Between 8000 and 10000 dollars changed hands as supporters sought victory before work began.
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Steubenville
Forest opposition sparks odd dinner refusal
A Cincinnati Enquirer report notes three tramps refused to eat a dinner priced at 700d claiming strong opposition to forest destruction. The man left the table while picking his teeth, illustrating a terse, comic moment in local reporting.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe News From The Era Of Political Crime
In this era Europe is defined by attempted or executed political crimes and relentless pursuit of guilty parties. Gossip about royalty and reports of calamities color the record while quiet prosperity remains largely unseen.
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Europe
Knox Township Cheese Factories Boost Local Dairy Output
Knox township in Columbiana County hosts 24 Switzer cheese factories and an average of 100 cows supporting them. Annual cheese sales near 80 000 dollars with pork from milk adding about 20 000 dollars, plus butter and calves sold. Over 100 000 dollars of value from cows in a single township.
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Knox Township
Columbiana County
Sulphur Like Substance Reported Near Princeton Kentucky
In Princeton Kentucky residents fear an incoming wrath as a sulfurous substance reportedly fell for three nights. Local belief holds the earth may be coated with sulphur and burn easily, reflecting the Mountain Evangelist Barnes's influence in the region.
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Barnes
Kentucky
Princeton
Prohibitory Iowa Amendment Again Before Supreme Court
The prohibitory amendment adopted by Iowa voters last June faces a new Supreme Court review after a rehearing was granted despite an adverse January ruling. Argue now spans wide, with capable counsel on both sides and public interest high as a decision nears.
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Iowa
Supreme Court
Te Supreme Court
Prohibitory Enactments and Legislative Debate in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers debate prohibitory measures amid rail pass bans and liquor control. The piece cites Missouri pistol laws, partridge snares, and pigeon disturbing while advocating constitutional prohibition and state regulation of intoxicants. It notes a Senate vote moving toward a twofold prohibitory plan and expresses editorial support for a constitutional amendment.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Christendom
Railroad Company
Missouri
Hell
Pigeons in Pennsylvania Trap Shooting Debate
A regional editorial ridicules lawmakers for seeking to ban pigeon use in trap shooting. It laments the protection of birds while condemning a broader legal approach, criticizing the Pennsylvania Legislature for failing to address wider harms.
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Pennsylvania
Independent movement gains force in Kentucky politics
A number of leading Kentuckians from both parties call a meeting at the state capital to organize an independent campaign for the next autumn election. The revolt against long ruling combinations spreads as press interest grows and party lines loosen. Strong Republican backing and Democrat dissatisfaction may fuel a formidable new, capable cohort returning to politics after a hiatus.
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Kentucky
Government guards saloons with hired police
A mother explains to her son that policemen, paid by the government, protect saloonkeepers from drunken trouble and arrest the poorer workers, highlighting government bias toward license holders over workers. The dialogue insists authorities shield establishments that ruin others.
Man uses nitrate mix to ripen cherry branch
A Bridgeport man placed a cherry branch in water and added five grains of nitrate of soda on day one. He increased the dose by one grain daily and within a week buds swelled and blossoms appeared. He expects ripe cherries in a few weeks.
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Robin F. Dunn
Bloomington
Lll
C.C Markle
P. C. Markie & Sons
Pittsburgh
Markle
Cincinnati
BridgeportjOonn
Gazette and Commercial to dissolve into old elements
Rumor says the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette will revert to its original form with Deacon Smith directing the Gazette as in former days and Murat Halstead continuing to oversee the Commercial as at present.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Deacon Smith
Gazette
Murat Halstead
Perfect Success and the Red Clover Tonic Advertisement
An advertisement touts Dr Jones Red Clover Tonic as a perfect success curing dyspepsia biliousness costiveness and diseases of liver kidneys and bladder. Claims it cleanses the blood improves skin and general health with a 50 cent price from Laubach and Donnelly.
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