Laces and Embroideries Sale at South Street Store
Immense stock of Hamburg and Swika embroideries and Valenciennes laces offered at low prices per yard. Variety includes white skirt edges, braid, insertion, and all over embroidery suitable for shirts waists and children’s wear. Imported goods claim superior quality, with expert guidance to show the difference between real lace and inferior goods. Visit 180-182 South Street.
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Hamburg
Swika
Henbury
Valencienes
Mantel
Val
Almett
Nelan Bros Full Line of Bottled Goods and More
Nelan Bros advertise a full line of bottled goods including olives olive oil peppers and relishes with various sauces and extracts. They offer canned goods a line of toilet soaps Cotoline for shortening and 2 pound pails. They tout high grade coffees as winners.
Barberton Chronicle Quietly Reports Domestic Strife and Accidents
Special Barberton correspondence notes a husband under physician care after a suicide attempt with morphine. A Beltline foreman Morrie Crichtfield suffers a hand injury at Stirling Boiler works. another worker loses two fingers. A Barberton keeper, Harry Snow, departs town amid unresolved debts. Multiple social notices include a grand band concert at Johnson's Corners and a dance at Band Hell Me B.A. Worthen in New York and Cleveland relatives voyage plans.
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Relford
M. Cinatou
Stirling Boiter
Harry Snow Hax
al Lone
Marshal Morguson
Snow
Johnson's Corners
Hell Me
Worthen i
New York
Mark Anthony
Gleveland
Aire
W. S. Robertson
Cleveland
HER AIM Oracie N Y Injures Fire Company Member
A man named Sie Mayne Antes fatally injures Prank McMalon a Fire Company member in Nood early this morning as a collector hides from a viewer house. McMahon aged 22 had served nine years with the department. The attacker fled after firing twice and escaping.
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Apany
Nood
Wits
Sie
Mayne Antes
Freeman
Unclear Fragments Describe Fire Tragedy and Firefighters
Scattered OCR text recalls a deadly blaze at a barn or structure. Mentions firemen, a person named Charles Colwell, and a body found after the fire. The passage is fragmented with garbled phrases and incomplete names, offering limited verifiable details.
Fragmented Tale of Censorship and Odd Notes
A rough collage from early 20th century items mentions leading grocers in Akron and a misread line about Mived the Pre. It cites a joke about Chicago Record foreign correspondents and Victor Lawson with George Ado, plus a quip on a 26 cent item equaling a quarter million, and notes Spain’s naval history with Lepanto in 1871.
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Chicago Record
Placig
George Ado
Victor I. Lawson
Ade
Servia
Guandary
Mr. Lawson
Lawson
Sake Press
Ana Adeaid
For Sale Furniture and Carpets in Hampt housekeeping
For sale, furniture and carpets nearly new. Items needed for housekeeping. Moon will be given up. Call at our 1088 Rows Bid let, over Citizens Navi. honk, Tasain 46 48.
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Hagbt Housekeeping
Moone
Tasain
Assassination Attempt Reported at Governor's Mansion
An unknown assailant shot at a police officer guarding the Governor's Mansion in Frankfort Kentucky this morning. Police believe a burglar fired and fled. the officer was wounded but is not named. Governor Beckham has not moved into the mansion yet.
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Wrapkfort
Dome
Win
Siinat
Manele
Beckham
Stripes for Officer Uniforms Rely on Police Plan
Chief Harrison notes it is not probable that stripes will be placed on the uniforms yet. No definite plans have been arranged for how stripes will be placed, with discussions pending.
Mothers of Christian Science icon ill and seen by many
Portland Portsmouth dispatch reports Mary Baker Eddy, the Mother of Christian Science, is ill with creeping paralysis at Pleasant View. Crowds, including delegates from many states, visited Concord but rarely glimpsed her from a distance as she takes daily drives. A lookalike has been appearing for the public viewing while Eddy remains largely unseen.
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Portsmouth
N. Hadune
Concord
Mel
Three Dead In Collapse At Weldman Plant In New York
A deadly incident at the Weldman company plant on North Eleventh Street in Williamsburg New York leaves three people dead amid a collapse of the huge copper age pilot facility. Investigations proceed as authorities inspect the scene and interview witnesses.
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New York
Jaye Fh
Weldman Company
North Eleventhet
Williamsburg
Dinner tale shows doctors’ guests and dining excess
A Washington hostess hosting visiting doctors asks a caterer to prepare a fine dinner to reflect the capital’s status. The caterer doubles quantities and wine, noting doctors’ appetites. The piece cites The National Druggist on the pineapple’s feared toxins and legends of poison and long nails among certain Asian and aboriginal groups.
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Gond Feeders
West End
Washington
Thei Sawbones
Natonal
Tropien
Java
Far East
Filth story prompts disbelief among readers
The exchange questions whether the storyteller believed his own flamboyant tale as readers react with skepticism and mock surprise, highlighting a moment of public disbelief in the narration.
Notice to Contractors for Buchtel College Recitation Hall
Sealed proposals are due Friday after noon June 14 for the erection and completion of the Recitation Hall at Buchtel College. Bids must be filed at architect F O Weary’s office on or before 3 p.m. June 1th. The committee may accept any bid or reject all bids.
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Board of Trustees
Buchtel College
F. O. Weary
Amusing Dinner Party Echoes and War Turkey Tales
A fragmented OCR reads like a humor filled column with anecdotes on English and American social rituals Tonight dinner party flirtations and the lure of conversation are contrasted with a Turkey yard battle and a mule camp tale from Ladysmith A physician exposes fault lines between politics and medicine in a courtly Philadelphia anecdote while Garrick and Barry duel over Romeo in London theater lore
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Regi
Abe
England
Lede
Jaystonton
From Sieve Tales to Thames Pronunciations in Old Letters
In a miscellany of quirky notes and quotes, readers discuss old sayings about the Thames river once linked to a sieve named tomas. The piece explores how language shifts shape everyday speech and hints at family tales about quitting smoking and learning.
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Ruchell
Tomas
Jazy Winn
Thames
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Garrick
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Romeo
Rualler
Howard
Brushnaus Coereet
Dwress Parade
D. Breckenridge
South Howard St
Dud
Pim Afmid
Jourant
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Whiste
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