Millionaire Ellsworth Aims Hudson Ohio as Town Beautiful
New York coal magnate James W. Ellsworth plans to transform Hudson Ohio into an ideal town. He owns 300 acres on the town’s edge and has invested about $120,000 in improvements including water and transit upgrades and a large clubhouse. Ellsworth’s efforts follow a failed model town in Pennsylvania he founded named Ellsworth.
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Hudson
James W. Ellsworth
New York
Ohio
United States
Ellsworth
Pennsylvania
Andreu
Learning a Business for Clerks and Merchants
The text argues daily study improves both clerks and merchants. Clerks learn business before taking full responsibilities, an opportunity many merchants envy. Merchants can still learn each day despite full workloads to become better traders, though many fail to pursue ongoing study.
Chain of Life Tied to Stomach Health Says Doctor
The article promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach weakness and related organ diseases. It argues digestion health strengthens the whole body and offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser with stamps. Buffalo New York is listed as the address for issuance.
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Dr. Pierce
Poster campaign for tuberculosis awareness in city
A public health initiative announces a large outlay to distribute 9,000 posters and pamphlets on tuberculosis. Citizens with an interest in the disease are urged to engage, as organizers seek to attract attention through broad outreach and organized efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Etary
Time for learning never passes for merchants in state economy
An Oregon Tradesman quote urges ongoing education for graduates and merchants alike noting that learning is eternal and essential for economic success. The Oak Park suburb is praised for its alley beautification efforts transforming Cottonwood Inn area into a clean orderly street and a model for residents seeking a desirable home.
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Oregon Tradesman
Oak Park
Chicago
Cottonwood Inne
Sosoley Street
Ambiguous remark echoes through a chilly comparison
A playful exchange compares a woman to the north pole with a chilly sensory image. One party notes the resemblance ends with the notion of culture and attire, while the other questions the extent of the likeness.
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Essy
North Pole
Publication Fears Echo in Quiet Exchange
A terse dialogue reveals concern over being published. Tes questions whether she is deemed unfit for publication as another voices resolve to broadcast her story widely.
Mosby Flays Football and War in Critical Interview
Colonel John S. Mosby denounces football as a form of warfare harming university life. He cites the University of Virginia and a fatal football incident in Washington as justification, arguing the sport erodes character and endangers students, urging regulation or cessation.
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John S. Mosby
University of Virginia
Young Christian
Washington
Georgetown University
Mosby
Board of Visitors
Ek. A. Algerman
Buice
Inn Hood
Stonewall Sackson
Dohi
Cie
Nation wide billposting tuberculosis campaign begins
A national campaign to fight tuberculosis will deploy large billboards and posters across 3400 towns. The National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis teams with billposters and printers to distribute and display seven by nine foot posters plus three smaller banners. The effort, funded by cooperations with paper makers and artists from New York, aims to educate on prevention and the disease’s toll.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention
Associated Oil
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
National Association
New York
Gypsum Road Tests Show Promising Kansas Results
Kansas experts report successful experiments with gypsum on sand hill roadbeds near Garden City. W. Dearhart, state highway engineer, outlines six miles of gypsum and sand road built under Sand Hills conditions. Weather and drought affect durability, but the road is hard, smooth, and compares well with major roads.
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Kansas
Dearhart
Geathart
Garden City
Ethe Commercial Club
Office of Public Roads
Speon
Mar Spoon
Tao
Log engraving catalog with monograms and dates cited
The text lists numerous logs marked with various brands and monograms such as T, GT, OK, Cat, M, B, and A, plus one with 26 and others with W HH and A Ww. It notes John Kantor as author with publication dates December 9 1909 to January 6 1910.
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O. K. i. Foot
Divorce Suit Seeks Decree After Desertion in Chehalis
John A. Miller sues Mary Pearl Miller in Chehalis County Washington for absolute divorce on grounds of desertion and abandonment for over a year. The summons requires defense within sixty days after December 28 1909 with final publication January 26 1910.
Christmas Gift Talk In Household Exchange
Dialogue highlights a child and parent discussing a teacher Christmas present. The exchange centers on behavior before deciding on a gift. The humorous tone notes uncertainty and scheduling as the holiday nears.
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Johnnie
Christin
Oil of Wintergreen Cure for Eczema Claims
An advertisement asserts eczema is a skin disease cured by a D D D oil of wintergreen mixture. Dr D D Dennis is credited with discovering the eczema germ and the compound, a liquid applied to the skin, allegedly relieves itching and removes scales. Red Cross Pharmacy and Speigle’s Pharmacy promote the remedy in Aberdeen Cosmopolis.
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Yars
D. D. Dennis
Garrany
France
Dennis
Red Cross
Aberdeen
Speigle’s Pharmacy
Cosmopolis
Notice of Sale of Branded Saw Logs Lot 4 Section 11
Notice states logs lying on hands in Lot 4 Section 11 North of Range 9 West Meridian to be removed or sold to cover damages. Branded logs include 3 with S W, 10 with inverted P and two dots. owners must act to claim or forfeit their logs.
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Lot 4
Section 11
Range 9
W. M
Divorce summons in Washington state case
The Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County issues a summons to Vincent Cuchra to appear within sixty days of December 2, 1909, and answer a divorce complaint by Sofia Cuchra. The action seeks an absolute divorce for desertion and failure to support with general relief. Attorney A. M. Wardrb represents the plaintiff. Aberdeen address listed. Publication dates December 2, 1909 and January 13, 1910.
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State of Washington
Chehalis County
John A. Miller
Mary Pearl Miller
Washington
A. D
N. W. Bush
Plaintiff
Aberdeen
A. M. Wadrb
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Discovery
Unbonnetabies
J. S. Waugh
Mosby Flays
Godd Gypsum Road
Miles Nort
Wilfred
Garden Hills
Mee
Eidac ’ Upland
Shakespere
Thamlet
Dionestoe
Denmark
de Wien
Superior
H. L. Cook & Co
E. Heron St
Herald Printery
Harper
Kentucky
Fred Hewett
Humboldt
South F Street
Wash
Atic
EO Necessary Magazine
America
Times
Atos Shaw
the Review of Reviews Company
Igtonn
B.S
John Kantor
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