Ohio notes drift through state as busy reader items
Ohio brief items report multiple incidents across cities. Fatal burns from coal oil in Orville, a hayloft fall in Homer, a suicide in Creed Smith, and a lynching scare in Wilmington. Also listed are political races, school counts, a burglary capture, and local celebrations.
Died of Hydrophobia at Bell Farm Near Athens
The last of eight valuable dogs owned by A. R. Bell died last week at his farm one mile west of Athens after a stray dog bit his kennel. The disease spread among the dogs, forcing the killing of many as a mother dog in frenzy crushed a pup, and the kennel was attacked in a gruesome scene.
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A. R. Bell
Athens
Mr. Bell
Capitol Falls to Ohio University 19–7 in Monday Game
Capitol Was Easy. The Capitol university baseball team of Columbus was defeated in an auninteresting game Monday afternoon by the Ohio university nine, by the score of 19 to 7.
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Capitol
Capitol University
Columbus
Ohio University
Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by Rev. Stevens in Indiana
In Fredricksburg Indiana on June 6 Rev Enoch P Stevens extols Dodd's Kidney Pills claiming they cured his kidney issues after two boxes. He says he has recommended them widely with no failures and calls them essential for kidney disease and rheumatism. The notice also mentions future Houston franchise referendums and promotes Dr Boschee German Syrup for lung ailments with trial sizes offered.
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Fredricesburg
Ind
Enoch P. Stevens
Dodd
Mr. Stevens
New York Reports Daily Water Leakage at 44 Million Gallons
City officials confirm a daily leakage of 44 million gallons from the water system. Engineers plan repairs and monitoring to reduce loss and safeguard supply reliability.
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New York
Ohio Visitors to the Worlds Fair Go Direct to Ohio Building
Ohio visitors going to the Worlds Fair are advised to ride westbound trains marked Direct to the World's Fair and proceed to the Ohio building near the southeast entrance. There they may register check parcels use resting rooms toilets telephones and the information bureau.
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Ohio Building
Ohio
Newton's Blue Bubble Colors and the Blue of the Sky
The article describes how a soap bubble under gravity forms a thin top and a thicker bottom wall. A black spot appears on the top, followed by red and blue color bands as thickness varies. The first moving blue band expands from the top as water subsides, named the blue of the first order.
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Newton
Atlantic
Jays Create Pandemonium Over Curious Cat Sighting
St Nicholas reports blue jays in a lawn evergreen tree erupting in screeches and whistles as neighbors gather to watch a meek cat near a spruce. No nest found and no attack observed, but the scene drew an astonished, noisy crowd.
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Raydom
St. Nicholas
To Restore Leather Bindings
Instructions to clean leather bindings by washing with warm water and a pinch of soda, then rinsing and drying. A glair made from gum arabic and egg white is applied with a sponge, dabbed to subside froth, and allowed to dry.
Shuffling Off a Husband's Male Friends
The Ladies' Field notes that a wife must prune her husband's male circle. About half can be dismissed immediately for poor manners or wrong collars, ten percent disliked by the wife, and most others drift away gradually, explaining farewell bachelor dinners brides may not realize.
Excursion Rates For Republican National Convention
The Ohio Central Lines and the L and N W Auy offer new sleeping car service for delegates traveling to Chicago for the Republican National Convention. Low rate excursion tickets go on sale June 16 to 20 and are valid for return until June 29, 1904.
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Chicago
Ohio Central Lines
Colorado and Return Fare Notice
Union Pacific offers daily Colorado round trips from June 1 to September 80 with a final return by October 31, 1904. Prices include 825.00 from St. Louis and 30.00 to Chicago with lower rates from other points. Inquiries to W. H. Conor at 53 East Fourth St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Colorado
Union Pacific
St. Louis
W. H. Conor
East Fourth St
Cincinnati
Ohio
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