Case in Toledo over Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee glazing
The state yet to rest its case against Toledo grocer James Wilte in a month long trial over Arbuckles Ariosa coffee glazing. Prosecutors claim coating misled buyers. defense cites expert witnesses from Wiley to Vaughn who say glazing preserves aroma and strength and is commercially proper. The Arbuckles defend their 35 year old business and vow to appeal to the supreme court if needed.
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Toledo
Jamen Wilte
Merita of
Ariosa Coffea
White Sa
Aciing Arbuckle
Ariosa
Kirchmaier
Food and Dairy Computsion
Schmidt
Cincinnati
H. A. Wiley
United States Agricultural Department
Washingdon
United States
Wiley
Brooklyn
Harold
Ifa
Dr. Wiley
Vaughn
Ann Arbor University
Ohio
Webber
Bletie
Ohio State University
Dre. Wiley
Columbus
At 7
Meek
Arbuckles
Supreme Court
Sill
Annual Convention Ohio Christian Mission Meeting details
The Ohio Christian Mission holds its annual convention with sessions led by S H Bartlett Adalaide Gail Freet Mary A Lyons and Randolph Cook among others. Activities span devotional periods Bible studies addressing church typology and unity reports on district work and Sunday School concerns, with addresses by J L Smith T J Allison and Mary Lyons and a closing Sunday services.
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Lord's Way
S. H. Bartlett
Adalaide Gail Freet
Mahoba
India
Mary A. Lyons
Ohio
Randolph Cook
T. J. Allison
Pralee
J. FT
Bridwell
George P
Taubman
J. W. Darby
Eae
J.L
Various short items and anecdotes from old newspapers
A collage of brief notes and quips about fishing dangers and fear of bites, a sarcastic marriage quip, a How茂 piece on a health cure, a joke about a speech, a tale of a pianist and a baby, a recipe for potato chowder, a testimonial for Grain-O coffee substitute, a note on antipyrine evils, a claim about cultivated land and a Belfast tea claim.
Cetrayal in the Storm A Bird Flock vanishes at sea
Mary Thacher Migginson writes in Youth's Companion about a tragedy at dawn when rain and mist gather by a lake. A sudden cry splits the air and waves rise as a flock is lost to the waters.
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Mary Thacher Migginson
Uninhabited islands in Indian Ocean lure castaway dreams
An English traveler catalogues numerous uninhabited islets between Madagascar and India. He notes about 15 000 islands, with only around 60 inhabited, many tiny yet suitable for Robison Crusoe style living or small colonies. Islands vary from an acre to about a mile long, often coral‑fringed with fresh water streams and calcareous sands.
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Indian Ocean
Tfson
Manlagascar
India
Treveler
Robbie Crusoe
Dinner saver at Arundel taxidermist tale
In Arundel a taxidermist, asked to skin a cock pheasant but keep the body, agrees to take it back home. He later reveals the bird is covered with arsenic to disguise disposal. The man, fearing poisoning, leaves without the body, praising the taxidermist for saving his dinner.
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Ratuser
Surfton
Ohio State Journal
Arundel
Ararsenic
London
Arizona Justice of the Peace Delivers Mock Trial Quip
An Arizona justice of the peace presided over an assault and battery case with a joking yet pointed remark. The defense lawyer argued while the judge urged him to sit, then the judge urged a prisoner to stand as the judge mocked the evidence and hinted at leniency or a harsh lesson depending on guilty verdicts.
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Arizona
Bagely
Detroit Free Press
Prudent Scotsman Seeks Freehold Lease for Land
An aged Scotsman seeks to buy land but is offered a 999 year lease by the reluctant freeholder. The exchange reflects cautious humor as the man quips that time passes quickly, while neighboring satirical lines touch on divorce, identity, and gender roles in a rapid-fire, period-voice collage.
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London Outlook
The Coughlog Bean Plant Produces Coughing Dust Reaction
A peculiar tropical houseplant known as the coughing bean causes coughing when dust settles on its leaves. The plant releases a gas that blows off dust and causes the leaves to redden as chlorophyll sinks. It astonishes sleepers and room sweepers unfamiliar with its behavior.
Punctured Jets and Yachts in Brooklyn Eagles Quip
A Brooklyn Eagle item notes a pun about cyclists, yachtsmen, and an old sailor’s quip. The exchange plays on punctures, pumping, and tacking as maritime and cycling imagery mix in a humorous line.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Decisive Parting Agreeing to End Forever
A young man declares they must part for ever while the former lover, now cold, rejects forever and proposes a final, decisive separation. The exchange carries a tone of finality and resolution, reflecting a dramatic personal event archived by the Washington Star.
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Inger
Washington Star
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Tele Reehes
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G. W. Duffee
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Pathe
Ben Werneke
George P. Taubman
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Boston Transcript
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Chicago News
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Athens, Ohio
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CA Storta
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Pittsburg
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