San Cura Ointment Ad Promises Quick Healing
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment for running sores fever sores burns scalds bruises and other conditions with a money back guarantee. It lists The Cline Isnicely Co Athens and The Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville as guarantees and notes prices 30c 60c 1.20 and 2.40 per jar along with San Cura Soap at 25 cents from Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA.
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San Cura
America
Cline Isnicely Co
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
National Geographic to bring vast photo library to schools
Washington announces a new National Geographic Society program making its vast collection of geographic photographs available to public schools. The effort aims to enrich geography teaching with vivid pictures and field like insight across four major cities, benefiting millions of students nationwide.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Washington
United States
New York
Vesuvius
Rocky Mountains
Yellowstone
Japan
North Pole
Buenestes
Phere
Huckster
Central America
Rica
White House
Washington Monument
Eathouse
National Geographic
Ryideal
Jessie L. Burrall
Annie's Rise at the Office Brings New Skills and Pay
Annie moves from factory work to a stenography job under Aunt Margaret. She learns typing, shorthand, and chemistry terms, earns raises to eight and then ten dollars, and gains confidence and independence while supporting her family.
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Annie
Margaret
Meg
Jennie
Maggis
Simms
Margaret Bailley
Haynes & Hawkins
Albany
Maggie
Jimsie
Heart and Home Problems of a Teenager and Family Dilemma
A 15 year old asks about sending a gift to a boy and whether to drop formality, advised to send a card or a small gift and to use first names with consent. Concerns about annulment and parental guidance after a teen marriage are addressed with emphasis on support and responsibility. A reader considering choosing love over family opinion is advised to marry the man she loves after long acquaintance and tested affections.
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Constant Reader
Thompson
Dorothy
Love and marriage advice for a teen suitor
The writer warns a teen to let age guide marriage choices, noting parents may not see the suitor's qualities. The reply then shifts to a reader asking how to mend broken china, advising to buy mucilage from a china shop.
Under Garment Pattern for Various Fabrics
The pattern offers a comfortable practical undergarment with side closing. Cut in five children's sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 years. Size 8 needs two yards of 36 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Man stabbed fifteen times in Cleveland home
Daniel Kaber, 45, advertising man, was stabbed fifteen times while ill and asleep in his Cleveland residence. His condition was listed critical. George Brecker, his brother in law, was detained but denied knowledge of the stabbing after surrendering when sought for examination.
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Cleveland
Daniel Kaber
Geo. Brecker
Brecker
Raber
Ten Generals On One Vessel Arrive With Aquitania
New York July 19 Ten generals are aboard the transport Aquitania expected to dock late today along with units of the Fighting Fifth Division. Generals Hunter Liggett Dickman Nolan Squier Reese Burt H O Smith Kennelly Barnum Craig and notable figures Benedict Crowell George Perley Thomas Lebreton and others were reported on board.
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New York
Fifth Division
Hunter Liggett
J. T. Dickman
Dennis E. Nolan
Squier
Reese
Burt
H. O. Smith
Kennelly
Barnum
Athens Reader Warns of Kidney Trouble Cure
Mrs. Samuel Woodruff of 113 Franklin Ave. credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing a two year backache and kidney trouble. She describes dizziness and blurred vision before relief and urges readers to use the same remedy sold for 60 cents by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY endorses the product.
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Athens
Samuel Woodruff
Franklin Ave
Dean
Cline
Harmacy
Willard Dempsey Fight Pictures Shown After Censor Rejection
The Wil lard Dempsey fight films were shown last night in the Deshler hotel ballroom to about 150 attendees after being turned down by the Ohio board of censors. Frank G. Hall, one owner, has gone to New York and has largely despaired of state approval.
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Columbus
Ohio Board of Censors
Deshler Hotel
Frank G. Hall
New York
Ohio Board
Force of Habit Beloved Train Brakes Hard in Cleveland
A Cleveland motor man Andrew Hardos slammed on the brakes after a bugle call and shouted attention. Passengers asked if he ran over someone. He quipped that he thought he was still in the army.
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Cleveland
Andrew Hardos
Chicago Strike Expands as 237 Fire Engineers Resign
Chicago's labor unrest grows with 237 fire department and pumping station engineers resigning. About 115000 workers are affected as ten thousand packing house workers strike over police presence in the stockyards, with officers expected to be withdrawn before a return to work.
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Chicago
Ills
Fire Department
Governor Cobb Aground Near Halifax With 500 aboard
The American steamship Governor Cobb of 2522 tons ran ashore today at Green Island near Yarmouth while en route from Yarmouth to Boston. Light tugs were dispatched to assist, and a 500 passenger crew and travelers await relief.
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Halifax
N. S
Governor Cobb
Green Island
Yarmouth
Boston
Road Law Held Up by Attorney General Ruling
Columbus July 19 Attorney General Price ruled the highway bill does not become effective until 90 days after filing with the secretary of state. The measure, once thought a taxation law, is clarified as a rule for how to raise levies for road work rather than a tax.
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Columbus, CO
Price
Cox
Governor Cobb Floated Off Yarmouth After Shoreing
The steamship Governor Cobb which went ashore early today off Yarmouth has been floated and will leave Yarmouth this afternoon on her voyage to Boston.
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Halifax
N. S
Governor Cobb
Yarmouth
Boston
Bomb scare ends with severed fingers in Chicago
In Chicago, Tony Nero assessed a device marked bomb and confirmed its danger. The improvised blast damaged his hand, resulting in the loss of three fingers and leaving the scene under investigation.
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Chicago
Ills
Tony Nero
Cider Fermentation Ruled Legal In Chicago District
Chicago officials declare hard cider that ferments without adulteration legal under district authority. District Attorney Epstein rules the beverage is not illegal despite brewing trends.
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Chicago
Ills
Epstein
Postmaster Seeks Central Post Office Over Bandits
McDaniel requests relocating his highly robbed office to a central spot after noting frequent robberies. The move is approved. Michigan topped state salt production last year, followed by New York and Ohio in third.
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Los Molines
Cal
McDaniel
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pope Benedict praises end of blockade and urges forgiveness
In a letter to German Catholic bishops, Pope Benedict expresses joy that the blockade has ended, saying it caused many non combatant victims. He calls for forgotten hatred and reconciliation. Also notes new triangular writing desks designed for small rooms.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
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Messenger Pattern Dept
Aquitania
Epoison
Lash
TOO
Republic
Republic Tiree
Twichee
the Republic Rubber Corporation
Youngstown, Ohio
Republic Tires
The
Lostro Auto Sales Co
Court and Union Sts
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