Local Notables and Moves Highlight Last Week
Harry Burhman, Buchtel superintendent, stayed in thens with college friends. C W Harris visited ex-law partner J W Mcktheney of McConneleville, near Eagleport, afflicted by jaundice. George Falloon plans a western cattle venture with ward Clarry Bartlett. Athene Reading Club met on State Street with longevity as the topic. Dr G L Cable left Cuba service for Fort McIntosh duty in Texas. Ex-sheriff Riley recovers from surgery at Palmer House and eyes home near Guyaville.
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Harry Burhman
Buchtel Schools
College Friends
C. W. Harris
J. W. Mcktheney
McConneleville
Eagleport
George Falloon
West
Clarry Bartlett
G. L. Cable
Fostoria
Cuba
Army
Laredo
Texas
Fort McIntosh
Riley
Palmer House
Guyaville
Von Scio in Roseville Gas Business Noted by Alumnae
In post college circles M W Von Scio is remembered as a popular student and teacher at Marshfield and is now established in the natural gas business at Roseville. Dr and Mrs J Cross Thomas, former university alumni, plan to return to Trout Creek Michigan after visiting here, where Thomas expresses admiration for the campus progress. Calendar clocks requiring February 29 adjustment will be fixed by jeweler on March 2 as this year is not leap. Fifteen Chauncey Maccabees toured Athens to McArthur for work and praised the visit. the Chauncey lodge members listed include Welling Gardner Pendergrass Mingus Nye Cook Cradelbauh Welling John Lahugh Sr Lahugh Jr Harvey Courtney John James Samuel Willis and James Stalder.
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M. W. von Scio
Roseville
von Scio
Marshfield
J.cross Thomas
D. M. Burchfield
Trout Creek
Michigan
Thomas
Maccabee Lodge
Chauncey
Athens
McArthur
McArthur Lodge
Chauncey Maccabees
Vinton County
M.C. Welling
M. J. Gardner
Peter Pendergrass
Jasper Mingus
Robert Nye
Oliver Welling
Orla Cook
Eclipse May 2nd to Mark Century End
A sun eclipse due May 2nd draws expeditions to Northern Africa for longer viewing. In the U S totality lasts just over a minute, the last in the nineteenth century, with cloud cover risking wasted efforts.
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Africa
United States
War to the Death American Lice Destroyer Promises Quick Vermin Elimination
A bold product pitch for American Lice Destroyer claims it kills mites and lice within twenty four hours on poultry, boosts profits, and offers money back if not effective. It urges buyers to request Linux from American Mfg. Co. Terre Haute if local druggists do not stock it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel
American Mfg. Co
Terre, Haute, Inc
Huastlers
Terre Haute
Ind
Census Reform Aims To Protect Farm Data In 1900 Enumeration
Tax officials cannot serve as enumerators or access census returns. Over five million farms and related lands will be counted as individual farms in the June 1900 census. Each farm will have a separate blank and no names will be published, assuring confidentiality.
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United States
Grain-O beverage equation and a Cuba treasury report
Try Grain O. Ask your grocer to day to show you a package of GRAIN O the raw food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. Grain O has the rich seal brown color of Molt or Java but is made from pure grains. SEcnEeTARY Root reports receipts and expenditures in Cuba for the year ending December MW showing total receipts 1540,01 and total expenditures 14,095,805 leaving a balance over 2,000,000 in treasury.
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Java
Secneetary Root
Senate
Cuba
Iso
Banker Routs a Robber in Thornville Ohio
Garrison cashier at the Bank of Thornville Ohio says Dr Wing’s New Discovery cured a severe cold and lung trouble after a robbery scare. He urges keeping a bottle on hand and recommends the medicine for throat chest and lung ailments. Trial bottles free at W H McKee’s drug store. Missouri egg crop value exceeds cereal crop market value.
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Garrison
Bank of
Thornville
Ohio
Dr. Wing
W.H. McKee
Ora
Missouri
Dinner tasters and delicate grooming in a Paris salon
A curious 19th century profession is described as a dinner tester. A refined Parisian woman visits dances and tastes dishes for dinner, offering improvements to cooks. Compensation is described as ample, duties prescient, and skills include preparing dishes and suggesting new methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shela
Silo innovation praised by Cornet station bulletin
The Brave stave silo gains popularity after three years of testing in New York. The Cornet station bulletin concludes round stave silos are practical and high capacity with minimal material. Agents are sought at $15 weekly plus expenses, Terre Haute, while tarantulas in Australia produce silk like filament for balloon threads.
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New York
Australia
GILAENO Coffee Substitute Hits Grocery Shelves
A new preparation called GILAENO made from pire grains is now in groceries as a coffee substitute. It appeals to delicate stomachs and is said to resemble coffee in taste. Priced at 16 cents and a few extra, it is marketed for family use including children. Try it. ask for GCRALN-O.
Peach Trees Near House Face Disease and Pest Threat
A fragment from St Teoula Nepublic notes peach trees near the dwelling are exposed to worm infestation and disease as dishwater and washwater are disposed nearby, risking tree health and fruit quality.
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St. Teoula
Going Down Hill Itch Kidney Cure Ad
Kidney disease sufferers are urged to try Foley's Kidney Cure for a dependable boost in vitality. The ad cites guarantee and location at Henderson.
Manner Salve Promotion Amid Odd Divorces Mention
A garbled ad copy touts Manner Salve as the world’s healing ointment while referencing odd lines about divorces for talking and Chinese social norms. The text also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar and a Foley product claim tied to hoarseness and a lector at Central Munice Hall in Chicago.
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Foley
Central Munice Hall
Chicago
Fruit Trees for Shade Teers
Weary, apples and peaches may be grown in places where a crop could not, and by utilizing space of this kind to a good advantage plenty of fruit could be grown. The cherry especially can be planted along the road, or about the yard where there is more or less tramping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Voice
Cough Remedies and a Tall Egyptian Visitor Cause Talk
A Chicago firm touts Foley’s Honey and Tar for a persistent cough with a 50 cent bottle claim. An Egyptian newcomer to New York’s dime museum stands seven feet tall at 27, inspiring chatter. An Albany dairyman seeks a doctor for a child with croup. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is used until relief arrives, earning local endorsement.
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G. Vandher
Osgood St
Chicago
Fust
New York
Dime Museum
Albany
N. Y
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
W. IT. McKee
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Gen, Pass, & Tkar
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EF. M. Wilkinson
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Ohio Division
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W.K. Moore
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