Paris Intrigue Draws in Missing American Exile
In Paris a mysterious man named Gaston Lefevre seeks John D. Harmon and implies a plan involving Norman Greves. Harmon recalls his Scotland escape and considers Lefevre an ally or rival as he contemplates a risky bargain at Versailles and the Taverne Bertaim.
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Jardins Des Invalides
Scotland
John D. Harmon
Providence
Rhode Island
Grand Hotel
Ocean
Norman Greves
England
Monsieur Michael Sayers
Monsieur Gaston Lefevre
Agent de Compagnie d'Assurances
Rue Scribe
Norman Greyes
Paris
Calais
Versailles
Taverne Bertaim
Armenonville
Musterole Relief Advertises Old Mustard Plaster Alternative
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard that bypasses blistering. It promises fast relief by massaging into the skin with fingertip application and claims to quickly ease pain.
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Musterole
Sal fF his 7 2 him 1ds
Fragmentary OCR leaves a cryptic note about numbers and names lacking clear event or context. Summary presents no verifiable persons or organizations.
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Sal
Lessiu Orm
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children for the season. They break up colds regulate bowels relieve feverishness teething disorders headache and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years. All drug stores. Trial package free. Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy, N
Hatfield and Pierce Families Featured in Burr Oak and Glouster
Burr Oak residents Mr. and Mrs. Irvel Hatfield spent Thursday in Glouster. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pierce are proud parents of a newborn grandson born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shepard of Burr Oak. Mrs. John Cronon and children visited Glouster Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith plan to move to the Isaac Lewis farm near Federal Station, previously occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of Hartelyville. Mr. and Mrs. Teddie Walzack will move to the Smith vacated farm. Ralph Hines is ill. Dale and Ralph Shepard visited Glenister Friday. Miss Freda Palmer of near Hartelyville visited Millertown. Faye Ivers spent time with brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ivers. Grace Ivers attended a show in Glouster.
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Irvel Hatfield
Glouster
Homer Pierce
Bon
Charles Shepard
Burr Oak
John Cronon
John Smith
Frank Smith
Hartelyville
Federal Station
Isaac Lewis
Teddie Walzack
Wil
Smith
Ralph Hines
Messrs
Dale
Ralph Shepard
Glenister
Freda Palmer
Millertown
Faye Ivers
Fred Ivers
Grace Ivers
Jewelers Open WV Retail Meeting in Charleston
About seventy five jewelers attended the opening session of the West Virginia Retail Jewelers association annual meeting in Charleston with Frank Wallace of Huntington presiding.
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Charleston
W. VA
West Virginia Retail Jewelers’ Association
Frank Wallace
Huntington
Montana Legislature Puts Odd Bills On Deck
Helena report notes a bill by Senator John Oliver to bar firearms within 100 feet of liquor law violations and disarm violators. A proposed 500 foot ban on drunkenness near dance halls is paired with a bid to crank up penalties for mothers in law meddling in homes.
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Brown
Ohio
Hogg
Bonner
Gia
Lucian
Ria
Helena
Mont
Montana
John Oliver
Oliver
W. W. Hamilton
Phillips County
Catherine C. McCarthy
Dawson County
George T. Selentran
Assembly
Pattern for practical apron with trim and fabrics
Messenger Pattern Dept offers an economical sewing pattern for a practical apron with rick rack trim. The one size medium pattern calls for 1 1/2 yards of 82 inch material and can be mailed for 12 cents in stamps to any address.
Salvation Army Services Begin in Eastern Ohio
Envoy C W Waggoner a Spiritual Special for the Eastern Ohio division will conduct meetings at the hall over the Columbia from March 13 to March 25. He is described as a preacher poet composer and musician. Services begin daily at 7 o'clock.
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C. W. Waggoner
Eastern
Ohio
Salvation Army
Columbia
Waggoner
Farmers Back Eugenic Marriage Law in Nebraska
Nebraska farmers led by the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union push a health certificate requirement for marriage licenses. They call for physical examinations and a physician’s certificate before license issuance, aiming to curb genetic health issues and improve offspring. The proposal follows a national trend echoed by state legislators already in session.
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Omaha
Neb
Department of Agriculture
Farmers of Nebraska
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of Nebraska
State Assembly
Police Fines Drop to 728 Dollars in February
In Elyria on March 12 police fines for February dwindled to 728 dollars, the lowest total since prohibition began.
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Elyria
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative
Thousands report better health with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative and liver aid. The tablets are said to be harmless, teeth friendly, and quickly relieve constipation and dullness without calomel. Available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
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Dr. Edwards
Gambling in Detroit churches prompts moral alarm by Rev Cullen
Rev George E Cullen of West Grand Boulevard Methodist Episcopal Church says Detroit's search for a kick fuels gambling in churches homes and lodges after week studying Wayne County gaming. He cites church fairs in December bringing large sums claiming penny ante games foster vice and urge reform.
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Detroit
Tells Reeumatics To Begin On Salts
A well known authority links stomach trouble to acidity and mislogic about digestive juices. He prescribes four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestion. The preparation is made from grape and lemon juice with lithia and sodium phosphate.
Tobacco Use Endorsed by Leading Creators in Exposition
New York report says Samuel Gompers James Flagg Robert W. Chambers John S Sumner and Gelett Burgess back tobacco as a aid to creative work. Statement from executive council of the First International Tobacco and Allied Industries Exposition at Grand Central Palace.
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New York
Samuel S Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James Montgomery Flagg
Robert W. Chambers
John S&s Sumner
Gelett Burgess
Grand Central Palace
Red Snow in Summer In Rocky Mountain National Park
Billions of organisms half plant half animal ride Chinook winds from the Arctic and settle on snow banks in Rocky Mountain National Park Colorado. They color the surface of the snow red and astonish visitors as it mimics summer scenery.
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Denver
Colo
Arctics
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Faithful Wife Waits at Auburn Gate For Husband’s Release
Mrs. Margaret O Ballinger, awaiting E. E. Ballinger’s release from Auburn prison for abduction, stays in Auburn New York with daughters. She defends her husband, cites nine years of Salvation Army work, and works at Auburn Sanitary Milk while planning life after his July release. She says she remains loyal despite public scrutiny. Ballinger’s wife and family were formerly at Olean where he eloped with Blanche Foster.
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Auburn
N. Y
E. E. Ballinger
Margaret O. Ballinger
Olean
Pretty Blanche Foster
Ballinger
Mrs. Ballinger
Salvation Army
Promotion offer for Chamberlain medicines in Des Moines
A plain language promotion invites readers to mail name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co. Des Moines Iowa for a trial package. The trio includes Chamberlain Cough Remedy for coughs colds and related ailments Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestive issues and biliousness Chamberlain Salve for burns wounds and skin problems.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
Industrious Chicago Students Prove Industry With Machines
Chicago boards ban removing school typewriters and adding machines after pupils take equipment home for night work. The move aims to keep tools at school where students can continue diligent study.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Board of Education
Death Lays Heavy Hand Upon Aged About Coolville
Thomas Tresize 89, a respected Carthage resident, died Sunday afternoon in Coolville. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 10 at Carthage church with burial in Carthage cemetery. Also Mrs. Sarah Wheeler 480 died at her son-in-law and daughter’s home near Coolville. Services Tuesday at 9 30 at the Milhone residence with burial in Bethel cemetery.
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Coolville
Thomas Tresize
Carthage
Sarah Wheeler
William Milhone
Bethel Cemetery
Funeral services for R. L. Frame
Funeral services for 58 year old merchant R L Frame who died suddenly Friday will be held at the residence Friday at 1 30 PM. Interment will be in the family burying ground.
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R. L. Frame
Wurts Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
Thom as Wurts, indicted for manslaughter in the death of Lloyd Zimmerman after his auto swerved and struck Zimmerman, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty and was sentenced to five years in the Ohio penitentiary.
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Bucyrus
Thomas Wurts
Lloyd Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Ohio
Offices Removed Shift Superintendent Duties to Columbus
Bucyrus Ohio March 12 The removal of the office of the superintendent of the T and QO Railway from Bucyrus to Columbus transfers the principal and nine clerks to the new location. Fifteen years ago the office had been moved from Columbus to Bucyrus.
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Bucyrus
T. and
QO. Cy
Columbus
Two Life Sentences Handed Down in Belmont County
In St. Clairsville Ohio on March 12 Belmont county common pleas court imposed two life penitentiary terms. Don Agosta received the sentence for participation in a fatal mine strike riot and James M Taylor white was sentenced for murdering his 17 year old mulatto sweetheart.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Common Pleas Court
Don Agosta
James M. Taylor
Mullato
Dr. Alfred Robinson Named House Custodian
Dr. Alfred Robinson of Ironton has been formally employed by the Ohio House of Representatives as custodian of the hall when legislators are not in session. He serves as sergeant at arms in the house.
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Columbus, O
Alfred Robinson
Ironton
House of
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