Democrats Hold Forth In An Ideal Hall
Descriptive report details Baltimore convention preparations with seating plans for delegates alternates and press at an ideal hall. It notes 76 sections 10 001 floor seats 4 498 balcony seats and 7 220 press seats plus temporary balconies 18 new doors and accessible exits to manage large crowds.
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Te Newapepirs
Omean'ea
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltmore
Army Io
Armory
Tho
Interior Remodelling for Hall Includes Fire Proof Bunting
The article details extensive interior renovations, including a false ceiling to mute acoustics, new wall draping, carved portraits of Washington and Jefferson, and a red white and blue speakers’ stand. All bunting is fire proofed, with 14 workers over four months costing $7,000.
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Esch
Maryland
Washington
Jefferson
Convention Committee
RHEUMA Claims In Letters Promote Cure All
A series of testimonial letters advocate RHEUMA and English Marine from The White Pharmacy. Readers in Union City and Hodgenville report relief from rheumatism and indigestion after using the remedies, with money back guarantees and contact details for Rheuma Co and a Buffalo New York distributor.
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Dertheister
Grove St
Union City
Rheuma Co
Buffalo N.Y
Parisian Sage hair grower advertised by local pharmacies
The Witte Pharmacy and South Side Pharmacy promote Parisian Sage as a hair dressing that stops dandruff prevents hair loss and adds vitality. Sold for 50 cents a large bottle with the auburn haired model on cartons, available in Graham Virginia at Graham Pharmacy.
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South ‘Side
Cee
White
South Side
Graham
Graham Pharmacy
Attendance at City Churches Sunday Services
Nearly 1400 attended city church services last Sunday across Bland Street Methodist First Baptist Grace Methodist Christian Presbyterian Calvary Baptist Church of Brethren Lutheran Catholic Salvation Army and others totaling 1388 with a note that Episcopal church did not hold Sunday school due to a council meeting.
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Ehhosls
Bland Street
First Baptist
Grace Methodist
Calvary ‘Baptist
Church of Brethren
Luthern Church
Salvation ‘Army
Episcopal Church
Lathrop Coal Co Hosts Banquet for White Employees
Mr William Leckie president of the Lathrop Coal Company hosted a first anniversary banquet for white employees and their families last Saturday. About eighty to one hundred attendees enjoyed a lavish spread in the store building rec room with decorations, salad, sandwiches, olives, ham, coffee, almonds, sliced tomatoes, ice cream and cake. Leckie acted as toastmaster urging cooperation between employers and employees, drawing praise from attendees.
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Yech
Jane
Wiliam Leckie
Lathrop Coal Company
Panther
Leckie
Leng‘h
Lockie
Post Toasties Jingle Contest Promises June Payouts
In June 1912 fifty participants will each receive twenty dollars for short jingles promoting Post Toasties. The offer runs separately from May purchases and invites girls boys and adults to write catchy jingles for a jingle book with simple instructions provided.
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Inquirer
Us & de
AMZ
Hatfield Campaign Urged By West Virginia Supporters
A local group calls for vigorous campaigning for Dr Hatfield in the upcoming election and extends heartfelt congratulations on a predicted victory. The item also notes a one sided baseball game where Welch beat Elkhorn 11 to 8 and lists several local personal notices from Welch and nearby towns.
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Hatfield
Fatfeld
West Virginia
Elkhorn
Weles
Welch Grounds
Welch
Ben
Abe
Local residents leave city for visits and events
W R Graham, Mrs C W Meade and children, Miss Lica Devis, Mrs Thomas Field, Mr and Mrs G W Lazenby and children, Miss Posie Durgess, Miss Ethel Potizo, Ms Thomas, Aaron, J N Harman, J W Harman, S D Mays, George Perry, W W Witten, Rev R D Carson, Fred Moyers and sister, Miss Virgie Carter, Miss Gladys Deaton and Miss Lucile Pack travel to Atlanta, Welch, Charleston, Athens, Huntington, Bluefield, and other points for exams visits, sermons, and family gatherings.
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Fred. Moyers
Huntington
Virgie Carter
Bluefield Avenue
Gladys Deaton
Lucile Pack
Bramwell
Athens
Conest Normal School
Missions for the Faith Washinstons-Jdine 10
The Society for the Propagation of the Faith announced its annual totals with funds raised in the United States for missions. Catholics contributed substantial amounts from the society’s founding to the present, totaling several million dollars for the Catholic religion worldwide.
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Washinstons
Jdine
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
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Postum Cereal 00. Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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Glendale College
Cincinnati
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W. R. Graham
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Charleston
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Middleport
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G. W. Lazenby
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R. BF. Lazenby
Posie Durgess
Ethel Potizo
Ms. Thomas
Lithia
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Tazewell Street
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Marshall College
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Williams Mfg. CO
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