Advertising Persists, Right Store On Right Street Wins
A large city retailer with the right goods and location persists despite slow start. The message argues advertising pays over time, not immediately, and emphasizes choosing the right store and the right medium. It asserts that manufacturers can profit from publicity in The Ladies' Home Journal, given proper proposition, judgment, capital, and patience. The Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia New York Boards Oxford.
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Guards Battle With Strikers In Ohio Riot Tragedy
In Dillonvale Bradley Ohio a miners riot left 14 dead two fatally injured and seven seriously wounded after guards fired during a three hour clash with strikers. Wives and children fled as houses were bullet struck and one striker Frank Utrewski died from a gunshot wound. Local farmers sought sheriff protection amid property depradations.
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Dillonvale
Ohio
Bradley
Phin Rua
Coal Company
Frank Utrewski
Voorhees
Congress
Mechanical height adjustable devices list fragment
Fragmented OCR shows several adjustable height items with numbers 7 84 inches, 9 30 inches, 12 86 inches. Mentions ranges 20 to 33 inches, 24 to 87 inches, 24 to 37 inches. Includes codes No and BOP and stray letters.
Instant Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief Trial Sample
The Eclipse Catarrh Cure is advertised as a vegetable remedy that provides instant relief by clearing nasal passages and reducing offensive buildup. The notice claims rapid soothing of irritated membranes and offers a trial package, including a pipe, for $0.25 or a full package upon request, with testimonials from users and a booklet of information.
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Robert L. Wiggins
Augusta
Eclinge Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Excellent Seaboard Rail Service to Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard Air Line Railway schedules weekend trains from Atlanta to Wilmington with through sleeper cars to Wrightsville Beach June through August. Sleeper return departs Wilmington Thursdays at 3 pm for Atlanta arriving 6:30 am. Weekend passes five days nine eighty five dollars. season tickets nineteen sixty five.
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Ralinay
Allanta
Wilmington
N.C
Wilming
Atlanta
Street Railway
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Fourth of July Railroad Rates Announced by W. and A. R.
The W. and A. R. announces discount railroad rates for July travel to southern points including St. Louis, Cincinnati, and hubs east of the Mississippi and west of the Potomac. Tickets will be sold July 2, 3, and 4 and may be used for return until August 31, 1905. Inquiries should be directed to any W. and A. R. agent, Chas. K. Harman noted as passenger agent.
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Potomac
Missiestort Rivers
St. Louis
Huanevitis
Cincinnati
A. R. Rchas
KE. Harman
Pasa
Miles M. Dawson
America
Kaan
Remarkable Cotton Specimen Brought to Covington
Covington Ga July 2 special Thomas E Hardeman champion Georgia grower presented a 46 inch long stalk of Tried Big Boy cotton from his Starville area farm. The stalk bore ten to twelve bloom laden limbs, large forms and several half grown bolls. Hardeman has won over $1000 in prizes for large stalks in recent years and aims for more this season. He credits intensive soil preparation heavy fertilization and rapid cultivation for his success despite June rains.
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Covington
Thomas Hardman
Thomas E. Hardeman
Georgia
Starreville
Hardeman
George W. Truett
Mr. Hardeman
September Grand Jury Named for Fulton County Term
The Fulton County September term grand jury for the superior court was drawn by Judge Pendleton in open court. Members include Clark Howell Jr, W R B Whittler, Igobn T Graves, A J West, TH A Sam, J R Nutting, John M Green, F J Paxon, Alonzo Richardson, James M Canter, John K Ottley, Ernest Woodruff, Albert Steiner, George E King, M T Emmons, W H Kiser, Demps Perkerson, S C Stuff, L H W Beck, J M Baker, B M Blount, George J Boynton, Benjamin J Boyd, Edwin Kingsbery, Joseph Thompson, HW Harralson, Wilmer Moore, Frank Hawkins, Roby Robinson, William J Day. Wilson Takes the Oath. Washington, July 2. Huntington Wil
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Judge Pendleton
Clark Howell, Jr
W. R. B. Whittler
Igobn T. Graves
A. J. West
TH. A. Sam J. R. Nutting
John M. Green
F. J. Paxon
Alonzo Richardson
James M. Canter
John K. Ottley
Ernest Woodruff
Albert Steiner
George E. King
M. Tt. Emmons
W. H. Kiser
Demps Perkergon
S.C. Stuff
L. H W. Beck
J. M. Baker
B. M. Blount
George J. Boynton
Benjamin J. Boyd
Edwin Kingsbery
Joseph Thompson
HW. T. Harralson
Wilmer I. Moore
Frank Hawkins
Roby Robinson
Wlliam J. Day
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