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The Squirrel Hunters of Ohio

Note 34 — Chapter VI · OHIO—HER RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH ERA.

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The death rate per 1000 of the inhabitants of the present capital is nearly double ordinary mortuary statistics of other cities. A single fatal disease—consumption—shows a death ratio per 1000, seven times greater than any city west of the Alleghany Mountains.—Hess.

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