Direc toire returns in 1795 revival described for fall fashions
New York fashion notes highlight the Directoire influence with clinging sheath skirts and high waists, plus revival coats and elaborate waisted gowns. Street suits show gray tones, green shades, and velvet trims, while diagonal cheviots and serges dominate outerwear. Millinery features large and small hats with plumes and turbans, in blues grays browns and purples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
France
Directoire
Lord & Taylors
Colic in Domestic Animals Aids by Veterinary Specific
Colic is a common costly disease in domestic animals. Humphreys Veterinary Specific F. F. relieves pain quickly and often cures within about half an hour. A 60 cent bottle is available with prepaid mail order options and a 500 page book on treatment is offered free by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Canary
Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Area
Frank Durban and Lizzie D Phelps of Kimbolton were issued licenses with Rev Harry Stewart on record. James E LePage of this city and Columbia C Bales of Salesville received licenses with no minister on record. Wm Kimball and Maude Kimball of this city were granted licenses with Rev J S McMunn listed as minister on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Durban
Lizzie D.phelps
Kimbolton
Harry Stewart
James E. LePage
Miss Columbia C. Bales
Salesville
Wm. Kimball
Maude Kimball
J. S. McMunn
Post Card Contest Draws Witty Word Counts
Dr G M Raudabaugh of St Mary's submits a card for a New Madison competition offering a fine piano for inscribing an eleven word sentence most often. The sentence appears 2333 times on the card using two microscopes and a hard lead pencil. Master Fred Clark of Foster Avenue travels to Canton to visit his father A B Clark.
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New Madison
G. M. Raudabaugh
St. Mary's
Fred Clark
Foster Avenue
A. B. Clark
Canton
Larrick Family Visit Reported in Pleasant City
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Larrick of Pleasant City are visiting their son JK J. Larrick and his wife in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Thos. Larrick
Pleasant City
JK. J. Larrick
Court House News Court Actions and Filings Summary
Court notices list marriages Walter E Howell Knox town and Mary L Woodward Adams township. Guardian appoint ments T J Hall for Verland and Mildred Greenfield. Numerous civil cases show settlements dismissals and pay orders including judgments of 2000 and 4 weekly until hearing. New cases include George Garan vs Akron Coal Co for money and Bertha Miller vs David Miller divorce and alimony for extreme cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Howell
Knox
Mary L. Woodward
Adams Township
T. J. Hall
Verland Greenfield
Mildred Greenfield
Chas. Scott
Common Pleas
George Garan
Akron Coal Co
Wells & Carnes
Bertha L. Miller
David D. Miller
Turnbaugh & Eagleson
Rockefeller Humorists Letter At Denver Convention
A letter from John D. Rockefeller read at the American Press humorists convention in Denver praises the group for spreading goodwill and humor. The event elected J Edmund Vance Cooke secretary treasurer and re elected Frank J Seabright president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johar PD
Rockefeller
American Press
Denver
Forest Hill
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Convention of
American Press Humorists
J. Edmund Vance
New Diplomacy I A Diplomat Seeks Global Unity
Dr. David Jayne Ifill, new American ambassador to Germany, argues for transforming old diplomacy from rival interest to global cooperation. He urges learning state histories, embracing law and justice, and prioritizing shared prosperity over national gain amid rising commercial and territorial pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Ifill
Germany
Hill
The vast mail load to Bryan dwarfs staff at Lincoln office
The Democratic subscription drive floods William J. Bryan with letters at Lincoln. Charles Bryan handles most mail, with Fairview handling remaining items and Rose assisting. A stenographic team acknowledges gifts and receipts while drafts and money orders pile for bank processing twice daily.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Bryans
Charles
William J. Bryan
Fairview
Rose
Bryan
Haskell
Nichols Brothers Awarded Prize After 35 Year Reunion
The five Nichols brothers, Civil War veterans, reunite after thirty five years and are awarded a prize for their long awaited gathering.
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Nichols Bros
Nichols Brothers
Obituary of William C Bryan 1823 1908 Cambridge to Zanesville
William C Bryan died in Zanesville Ohio on August 24 1908 at age 85 He was born March 28 1823 in Cambridge Guernsey County son of Thomas Bryan and Joanna He had a twin brother David Newell Bryan both tailors trained at local shops He married Elizabeth Jenkins in Washington in 1847 and had nine children Surviving are his wife two daughters and four sons He moved to Zanesville in 1851 and spent the rest of his life there He was the last surviving Bryan brother
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William Cornelius Bryan
Zanesville
Ohio
Thomas Bryan
Cambridge
David Newell Bryan
Senecaville
John Ferguson
Steubenville Avenue
Elza M. Scott
W. C
Daniel K. Wiser
Elza Turner
David N
Jefferson
Dr. Jefferson
Guernsey County
Morgantown
George R. Tingle
Thomas
Joanna Bryan
Cambridge Township
Guernsey
David Kirkpatrick
Old Court House
William C. Bryan
Washington
Elizabeth Jenkins
David Cross
M. E. Church
Bryan
John Jenkins
James
Washington Crawford
George T. Bryan
William
Auto Transfer Sparks Chortles on Maple Street
A disheveled man asks who wants a car and a crowd laughs. John Giard volunteers to take the auto and drives it to a garage. The owner, masking identity with a cap, takes the license plate and departs. Miss Beatrice Melick of Zanesville visits Springfield.
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Maple Street
Springfield
Mass
John Giard
Giard
Iolt
Lovell Resigns as Messenger at Marietta Division
James Lovell resigns from his post as messenger at the Marietta Division offices ending his service with the agency.
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James Lovell
Marietta
Athens visitors stay with Miss Jennie Blackburn
Mrs. Harry Wise and her son Harold of Athens Ohio are guests of Miss Jennie Blackburn, enjoying hospitality and a brief stay in town.
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Harry Wise
Harold
Athens, C
Jennie Blackburn
Miss Ilma Bowles Returns From Extended Visit
Miss Ilma Bowles will return to night from an extended visit at her home in Shadyside Ohio.
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Ilma Bowles
Shadyside, O
Pure food law praised for aiding exports to the United States
United States Consul in Bordeaux reports that the pure food law did not hinder trade with France. Exports of many foods to the US rose in 1907 including pasta products jams olive oil and wines. Some items fell but mainly due to factors like sardine fisheries and not law related.
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United States
Dominic J. Murphy
Bordeaux
France
Pensions
Murphy
Guernsey County Rural Roads Face Possible Mail Cutoff
Guernsey County roads used by rural mail carriers may lose service before winter if improvements are not made. Post office authorities warned of potential discontinuations after an inspector's evaluation. City post offices including Canal Dover New Philadelphia Uhrichsville were notified of unsatisfactory routes and urged action.
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Guernsey County
James R. Barr
Washington, D. C
Cambridge
Cambrdge
Canal Dover
New Philadelphia
Uhricchsville
Department
Miss Kate Burkhart Visits Barnesville Friends
Miss Kate Burkhart departed this afternoon for a visit with friends in Barnesville.
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Kate Burkhart
Barnesville
Foxes from Wheeling Visit Cambridge Friends
Mr and Mrs Fox of Wheeling West Virginia are visiting Cambridge friends this week.
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Mrs. Fox
Wheeling, W. Va
Cambridge
Farmers Right In It a Corner in Brains for Stockman
Pittsburgh newspaper notes The National Stockman and Farmer gains Dr. W S Chamberlain as associate editor. The Stockman boasts a 24 to 40 page issue price of one dollar annually and a 10 week trial for 10 cents. The piece highlights agricultural journalism and broad readership across Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and nearby states.
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Pittsburgh
National Stockman and Farmer
The
Stockman
W. L. Chamberlain
Ohio
W. D. Zinn
C. D. W. W. Foote
Fuch
W. S. Chamberlain
Farm and Home Journal
Electric Bitters Becomes Family Strength Boost Says Strong Man
How to become strong via Electric Bitters told by P. J. Daly of Chicago. He cites his feeble mother gaining flesh, overcoming insomnia, and growing stronger. The tonic claims to ease stomach, liver, and kidney issues and is sold under guarantee at local drug stores.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Neiley & Co
C. A. Heiner
Byesville
Visionaries Pursue Harmful Delusions Despite Risk
Some individuals cling to their own visionary beliefs even when these delusions cause harm. The pattern shows conviction amid warnings, with consequences ranging from personal loss to broader dysfunction.
Pure Food Law and Ely's Cream Balm Admits No Harmful Drugs
The government does not endorse or guarantee any preparation. Laws require listing drug ingredients on labels. Ely's Cream Balm for colds hay fever and nasal catarrh contains no injurious drugs and is printed to meet all labeling requirements.
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U. S
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Fashion Letter
McCall Company
McCall’s Magazine
McCall Pattern Agency
Court House News
Isabel Moore
Annie Proctor
S. Proctor
Maud Glenn
Campbell Warden
Elizabeth Kackley
I. F. Spaid
Solomon Saltz
Dr. C. Warden
Maude Glenn
Lauer, True Co
A. B. Farra
James A. Gardiner
Margaret Gardiner
Lenna Spear
Wm. M. Moser
Mary A. Gaygill
Wm. A. Gaygill
J. A. LaFollette
L. C. Morris
Emma Spencer
Jacob A. LaFollette
Whitefield Boyd
James McNiece
Wm. W. Stewart
Lydia Miles
Thomas Miles
Cecilia Coffey
David Coffey
Robt
Arbuckle
Cambridge Rolling Mill Co
Continental Iron Co
Emma Heakins
Wm. Heakins
Harry Nixson
Edith Nixson
Emma Milner
D. A. Milner
John Sickles
Mary Sickles
A. F. Wagstaff
Mary E. Wagstaff
Nora E. Boyd
D. F. Stanley
Arminda Dillon
Isaac Dillon
Minnie Woodman
Geo. Woodman
Wm. Caldwell
Robert Pinkerton
Philbert Flanigan
A. W. Nicholson Gas & Oil Co
A. W. Hull
Rebecca Huffman
Dr. Hill
Cambride
Messrs. Nichols
ORIAN
Popular
Beatrice Melick
HGH
Guantry
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Murs
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