Shiv as a School Boy Though Seventy Years Gid
Advertisement style piece touting Phosphated Iron capsules to boost strength and vitality. It cites a seventy year old Newark area case, Dr Joerg Ciara men tion, and claims on improved sleep, weight gain, and stamina. It urges readers to test themselves, buy from McKee Drug Co and other druggists.
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Shiv
C. Post
Joerh Ciara Me Ti
Newark
Hospital Incurabili
Hosital
Jesus Ari
Naples
Italy
Ciarainelli
Man Died After Drinking Substitutes at City Jail
Walter F. Roberts aged 69 of Dayton was jailed on intoxication charges and found unconscious in his cell. He died at a hospital after officials discovered he had drunk shellac and other substitutes, with no clear cause yet reported.
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Walter F. Roberts
Roberts
City Prison
E. R Lindsay
Dayton
Sol
City to Buy Sugar Direct from Refineries
City officials propose to buy sugar directly from two refineries to cut middlemen. Resolution introduced by city president Harry C. Gahn seeks government fixed prices at retail markets, ensuring consumer access.
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Harry C. Gahn
Ing City
Morgan's Talk at Noon Dinner Promised for City Education Topic
Secretary Leopold urges advance reservations for about one hundred seating in the chamber dining room to hear Superintendent Morgan discuss New Schools for Old and plans for Athens city schools. Dinner starts at noon and ends after one hour. call 43 to reserve places. A New York inventor patents a rod to prevent ladder slips with a bottom ring clamp and rubber pad.
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Leopold
Chamber of Commerce
Morgan
Athens
Princess Margeret Boncompagni to Spend Winter in Washington
Princess Margeret Boncompagni daughter of the late Senator William Draper will spend the winter at the Draper home in Washington with the prince joining later. The couple shared a childhood connection and their courtship began long ago. The prince accompanied the princess to the United States last August with her mother's body and later returned to Italy.
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Margeret Boncompagni
William Draper
Draper
Washington
U. S
Italy
High School Band Debt Tied to Tangoland Fundraiser
Superintendent Morgan explains the Snoweia high school band owes 375 dollars on a uniform note. The group plans a Tangoland performance to raise funds and avoid saddling two town businessmen with the debt while continuing dramatics as a school activity.
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Morgan
Fim
Michigan
Chamber of Commerce
Grounded Ohio stomach remedy praised in local notice
Edward A. Hood reports relief from chronic stomach distress after using Dr. Parker's Treatment. He asserts quick improvement, endorses it for others with stomach issues, and notes it is sold in Ohio with a dollar guaranteed refund. Available at Cline's Conner's Lash's MeeKee's and other druggists.
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Lancaster, CO
Edward A. Hood
E. Main St
Ohio
Cline’s
Conner
Lash
MeeKee
Inventor Patents Pushable Chair On Wheels
An inventor patents an office chair on wheels that moves with a light push and stops via a foot brake. The design focuses on ease of mobility and controlled stopping for workspace efficiency.
Masters Restrict Shimmy Dancing At Conference
In Chicago, the American Association of Masters of Dancing issues a rule prohibiting shimmy style dancing defined as shaking the upper body with short steps. The guidance emphasizes avoiding waist down movement and sets standards for acceptable technique.
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Chicago
American Association of Masters of Dancing
Relatives Learn Grave Mixup In Westerhof Case
Grand Rapids. Relatives of John T. Westerhof, a Grand Rapids soldier killed in Russia, sought burial location news from the war department after the casket opened for his burial yielded the body of another soldier instead.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John T. Westerhof
Grand Rapids
Russia
War Department
Westerhof
Number 40 For the Blood claims 40 years of cure
J C Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana marks forty years as a druggist by naming a new medicine Number 40 For the Blood. The remedy, studied through standard medical texts, is promoted for glandular blood disorders skin eruptions ulcers and several chronic conditions. McKee Drug Co. sells the preparation.
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U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
McKee Drug Co
ANIL CHAIRMEN MEET MONDAY TO TALK WAGES
Five hundred general chairmen of the four railroad brotherhoods will meet in Cleveland to discuss Railroad Director Hines overtime pay offer and likely broader wage increase demands. William G. Lee said the trainmen and firemen groups received the proposal. other brotherhoods will join later. Representatives met yesterday and plans call for a joint decision. In Mount Sangay, South America, the most active volcano has erupted constantly since 1728.
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Cleveland, O
Hines
William G. Lee
Brotherhood Railroad
Mount Sangay
South America
Arrests and warrants flash in Columbus crime report
Louis Kidner was arrested on his Pataskala area farm by a self styled game warden who robbed him of a watch, shotgun, revolver and 72 dollars and jailed him. Marshal Joseph Gerstner left East Columbus for Canton with a warrant for J D Warner accused of highway robbery.
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Columbus
Louis Kidner
Pataskala
Joseph Gerstner
East Columbus
Canton
J. D. Warner
Psuedo
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New York
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Cincinnati
T. G. Carter
Runsel Ave
Charles Lentz
Sheridan Street
Trads-Marek
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