Local Folks Visit Relatives Across Nearby Towns
Mrs. 8 J Ludwig spent last Thursday at Carey. Daniel Wickerham and wife of Carey visited relatives here last week. Mrs. E L Marks spent last Wednesday at Cedar Point. Miss Lucy Elford of Hamlet is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Mrs. Jacob Schubert and family of Selpsie are visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Schubert. Mrs. Mary Blinn and daughter Fern spent Sunday with Carey friends. Dr and Mrs L Harris and family returned from Cleveland after three weeks visiting relatives. John Kimm and wife were guests of Fostella friends Sunday. Will Sweet of Toledo spent Sunday with Peter Elford. Mr and Mrs J D Peters entertained for Sunday dinner relatives including Mr and Mrs O B Samson and daughter Maria of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Charles Justice of Olumbus. A three course dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Marks
Cedar Point
Lucy Elford
Hamlet
Jacob Schubert
Selpsie
Charles Schubert
Mary Blinn
Fern
Carey
L. Harris
Cleveland
John Kimm
Fostella
Will Sweet
Toledo
Peter Elford
J. D. Peters
M Irs. O. B. Samson
Maria
Findlay
Charles Justice
Olumbis
Dean's Results Claim To Ease Constipation
If you lack time to exercise this product promises bowel movement aid without griping. It claims a mild easy healthful action. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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Dean
Farmers Ball Club Dominates Adrian In 8 to 1 Victory
Rainy reality noted as Crawfordsville visitors join local crowd. Farmers ball club of this place beat Adrian 8 to 1 on Sunday. The Farmers’ boys also won 4 to 3 against the Oilmen of Lovell at Trinity Reformed picnic near McCutchenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers
McCutchenville
Trinity Reformed
Johnson’s Grove
John Bowman
Frank
Samue
Charles
Crawfordsville
Lovell
Cleveland Families Visit and Catholic Knights Formation
Edward Seibenauer with wife and daughters Beatrice and Helen stay in Cleveland with the Cornealys. Susie Bremger and Mrs P Oelberg visit Dayton friends. Strasser siblings Vitora and Christena visit parents in Kenton. Bremger visits grandparents in Kenton. Homer Danford returns to Gloucester for two weeks. Howard Healey returns home from Sandusky City after a week with grandmother. Owen Quai and wife visit William Oelberg. A St Marys school meeting organized a Catholic Knights of Ohio chapter with about forty Upper Sandusky knights attending. an order to be established here September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seibenauer
Beatrice
Helen
Cleveland
Charles Cornealy
P. Oelberg
Susie Bremger
Dayton
Charles Strasser
Vitoras
Christena
George Strasser
Wv. V. Bremger
John Schrank
Kenton
Homer Danford
Gloucester
Howard Healey
Sandusky City
M. Haley
Owen Quai
William Oelberg
St. Mary’s School
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Eczema Relief Mentioned by Local Advertiser
A brief note recommends Chamberlain's Salve for eczema and similar troubles. The seller is listed as J. D Ewing and the testimonial airs in a local notice style. The recommendation emphasizes the salve as superior to other remedies tried by the testifier’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. D Ewing
Local visitors and health notes from Tiffin area
Adrian Mr and Mrs Alva Ewing visited Tiffin on Saturday. John Schail is very ill with Dr Benner of Tiffin in attendance. Cedar Polit visitors included Neil Lenner Rome and Grover Clouse Russell Greer. D D No 1 mail carrier Perry Presler takes a fifteen day vacation visiting Oleda and Lake Erie. Minor Crumline of Melm in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jashes Phillips and son Leon of Garey with Mrs F B Phillips of Springville guests of Mr and Mrs W M Presler. Florence Ewing visiting relatives in Sandusky. Mrs Frank Winderman of St Louis MO visiting Mr and Mrs A F Bakers. her husband has been here two weeks. Charles Kermis of Toledo in town Monday. Earl Master of Fostoria home Monday. Frank Corlis, guest of Aunt Mrs Ella Haines, returned to Toledo Thursday. Mr and Mrs Wirt Bemisderfer of Tiffin guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Greer Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian
Alva Ewing
Tiffin
John Schail
Dr. Benner
Neil Lenner
Rome
Grover Clouse
Russell Greer
Cedar Polit
Perry Presler
D. No. 1
Oleda
Lake Erie
Crumline
Melm
Jashes Phillips
Leon
Garey
F. B. Phillips
Springville
W. M Presler
Florence Ewing
Sandusky
Frank Winderman
St Louis
A. F. Bakers
Charles Kermis
Toledo
Earl Master
Fostoria
Frank Corlis
Ella Haines
Wirt Bemisderfer
Andrew Greer
Social Visit Notes From Poverty Run Community
Local residents from Poverty Run and nearby towns share weekend visits and dinners. Attendees include Mrs Jacob Alton Miss Harriet Allion Miss Delia Allion Miss Leone Allion of Adrian and guests from Carey Henton Kenton West Virginia Berwick and nearby families.
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Jacob Alton
Harriet Ent
Joseph Orians
Salon
Sadie Copp
Kenton
Lena Simons
Ortel
Carey
Clara Long
Henton
West Va
Ella Fox
Maury McDonald
Poverty Run
Leone Allion
Adrian
Harriet Allion
Delia Al’ion
Jacob
Thomas Reardon
Elmer
Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment for Piles Sold by Ewing
Purports to give quick relief from piles with positive action. Claims itching and protruding or blind piles disappear with use. Large nickel capped jars sold for 10 cents by J B D Ewing.
Dean's Ointment Piles Relief Promise Highlights
Itching piles may be cured by Dean's Ointment after years of suffering. The ad claims relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles and notes availability at any drug store.
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Dean
Bert Mitten Announces Dye Works Agency in Fostoria
Bert Mitten declares he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Wks. and guarantees perfect satisfactions. Customers needing dyeing or clearing work are urged to call at his store. The shop also specializes in dyeing goods.
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Bert Mitten
Grace Chapel Farewell Sermon Notes Local Visits
Grace Chapel held Rev G W Rolfson’s farewell sermon with good attendance. Local residents report illnesses and visits among families including Benjamin Snyder Hotelling Shaw Stroup Walters and others. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing tonic for skin eruptions and impure blood.
Lovell Farm Scene Notes and Local Machinery Work
Katydid sounds in Lovell as farmers report sick list and active threshing. E Wentz thresher and Frank Long operate blower while the goldenrod colors roadside. Home Missionary society met at Samuel Stephan’s home. Wentz threshing draws customers. potato season light. sorghum headed. Plans to drill well No 4 on Charles Hyter farm and start on Von Stein farm near Lovell with stone crusher at Crawford by Stoll and Lowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schlup
Jacnh Simonis
E Wentz Thresher
Frank Long
Goldenrod
Home Missionary Society of the
McO
Samuel Stephan
H. Jy. Myers
Charles Hyter
Crawford
Stoll & Lowery
Hocking Galley Bulletin Excursions Link Ohio Michigan
A new tri weekly link between Ohio and Michigan connects Columbus and Frankfort via a pew through car service with connections to North Michigan resorts via Ann Arbor Railroad and Hocking Valley. Trains depart Toledo at 7 43 a m for Detroit and 9 27 a m for Columbus with fares 1.00 1.50 and 1.28 respectively.
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Toledo
Detroit
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Pew
Frankfort
Mich
Annj Arbor R. R
Hocking Valley
Through Sleeper Routes to Jamestown Exposition
Travel options include a through sleeper at Carey for Norfolk via H. W. and N. W Jamestown Exposition running from April 26 to November 30.
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Carey
Norfolk
H. W
Jamestown Exposition
Train Fares To Northern Michigan And Midwestern States
Rates show options for travel to northern Michigan and the Minnesota North and South Dakota region. Fares listed cover various routes and classes with itineraries and expected travel times.
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Michigan
Witty Irishman and Chinese Cody Exchange
A New York World cartoon dialogue mocks scientific tests comparing Irish potatoes and rice. An Irish worker retorts that the boss misinterprets results, noting the foreman’s ignorance and the laborer’s cleverness rather than rice superiority.
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Cody
New York World
Brilliant Display on an Air Yacht Balcony Romance
The Des Molines Register recounts a 1910 air yacht scene where Fhe Romeo guides the vehicle to a vine covered balcony as he professes love. Juliet warns of scrutiny if her father appears, while the old gentleman is heard searching for his cane.
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Romeo
Juliet
Des Molines
Memory of General Shafter Honored With Hawaiian Post Name
War department set the Kahauiki military post near Honolulu to bear General Shafter's name in honor of his Cuban War command. The tribute follows his leadership in the Spanish American War era and marks a formal commemoration by official decree.
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Norristown
War Department
General Shafter
Cuba
Kahauiki
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Thomas Baker
Bath
English Etchings and London Milk Trade Observations
A collection notes English milk shops in London numbering over 12 000 and recalls historic tithes dating to King Egbert. It cites cholera absence since 1866 in Europe, England's navy cost, a London court remark about a deceased defendant, and a Yorkshire Sussex cricket innovation with ball care by towel at delivery.
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London
Pees Land
Egbert
Abo God A. D
Europe
Liverpool
England
Yorkshire
Sussex
Sheffield
Plays and Players Turn Overseas And Stage News
Shakespeare in Japanese rendition gains popularity among mikado actors. Helen Terry helped vaudeville in the sixties. Burr McIntosh plans a return to star in Pudd'nhead Wilson and other works. Boston praises Richard Carle's The Hurdy Gurdy Girl. A H Woods next season slate includes two musicals and ten new melodramas among twenty two attractions.
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Burr McIntosh
Boston
Richard Carle
A H Woods
Ancient Chinese soldier diet vs modern drills in Bar Harborexchange
A Bar Harbor exchange recounts a Chinese diplomat claiming ancient ritual foods shape warrior ferocity. He cites tiger jelly Hon Liver serpent soup and other dishes said to grant bravery, cunning, or speed, contrasting with modern drilling and gunnery. The dialogue mocks reliance on diet lore.
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China
Three Giant Locomotives for Erie at Schenectady Works
Three Mallet compound locomotives at the Schenectady works of the American Locomotive Company for the Erie railroad will be the heaviest and most powerful of their kind. Each unit will weigh 205 tons without a tender and haul 820 loaded freight cars or a two mile long train on level track. The engines feature sixteen drive wheels in two eight‑wheel groups, 43‑foot rollers, an eight‑foot largest firebox foundation ring, 404 tubes, and a 100 square foot grate area.
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Erie Railroad
Schenectady Works
American Locomotive Company
New York Herald
Medieval Specialist Notes Funeral Memory Aid
A medieval specialist, known for using a notebook to aid memory, attends his aged father’s funeral as chief mourner. After the service he draws his notebook and crosses out the entry reading Mom Bury father, illustrating a grim memory aid.
Nature fakirs cited in marriage tale from Chicago News
A Chicago News item notes a bride’s claim that her husband proclaimed a sweet nature before marriage but proved bearish after. The remark labels him among so called nature fakirs of whom such deceit is suspected.
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Pearl
Chicago News
His Idea An Exchange On Gentlemanhood From A Humble Voice
The dialogue presents a southern man named Rastus answering a social prompt about what makes a perfect gentleman. He defines gentility in terms of restraint and manners, contrasting it with service to others and proper conduct.
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Rastus
Not Practical. Hustle Versus Memorized Advice Disturbs Youth
The Waslington Star quotes a debate on youth effort versus blindly following advice from wealthy men. One critic argues the young man spends excessive time memorizing such guidance instead of actually pursuing business opportunities and taking action.
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Waslington Star
Just Had to Let Him Do It
A judge recalls a scarce moment of fear when a Scribbler threatened self harm to force publication. The editor explains the refusal and the subeditor questions the decision in a brief dialogue.
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Scribbler
Attempting the Impossible Hypnotist Fakem Ends Tour
Fakem the hypnotist faced a rough finale on his last trip. He impressed a crowd by hypnosis but ventured the challenge of making a tramp saw wood and failed, ending his act with mixed reaction.
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Fakem
Brooklyn Lite
Right In His Line Teddy Well the pugilist
Scribner's notes the line that Teddy the pugilist takes confidently in a column header style, suggesting a sports or boxing motif and confident phrasing. The fragment implies a pugilist and a direct stance on the matter.
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Teddy
the Pugilist
Scribner’s
Insect Species Count Sparks Sunday Picnic Talk
Yonkers Statesman notes a humorous exchange about insect diversity claiming over a million species exist, with Egbert remarking it’s old news and recalling a Sunday school picnic in the woods.
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Bacon
Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Home Notes on Household Care and Cleanup Practices
The column offers tips for tidy kimono sleeve ribbons, drying laundry to reduce wrinkles, airing piles to improve air flow, treating kerosene spills with earth or flour for 24 hours, and preserving dresser tops with a heavy glass covering that is easy to wipe and unlikely to break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller's Earth
Buick
France Consider Solitary Confinement in Lieu of Death Sentence
Reports discuss proposed substitution of solitary confinement for the death penalty in France. Paris trial tests a new paving system with steel laid on cement. A Paris bird dealer claims cayenne feeding will color eggs and birds red. Paris telephone service costs about $80 yearly plus a personal instrument.
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France
Paris
The Plain Woman and the Hat Fashion Note
The St. Louis Republic advises women to study hair and coiffure from all angles and to balance appearance. It warns that a badly chosen hat can magnify defects, and likens hat choice to the impact of a dress on overall look.
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St. Louis Republic
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J. Ludwig
Daniel Wickerham
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Elton Carr
Crawfordeville
Farmers Ball Club
Farmers Boys
Curt Bennett
David
Northern Michigan
Lizzie Kumerer
Clara Emerine
New Belger
Ed Swerline’s
William Davidson
Dan Willoughby
Cecil Hall
Kirby
Mack Green
Frank McDonald
Kathryn
Fla Box
Sandy
McDonald
Berwick
Jay Imber
Fostoria Steam Dye
Grace Chapes
Charles Benjamin
Bert Snyder
Myrtle Hotelling
Marie Devene
Reva Alspach
Ida Shaw
Roy Mick
Hazel
N. Shaw
G. W. Rolfson
Grace Chapel
David Stroup
Jeir Wharton
George Stroup
Family
May Walters
Truman Upderraff
Roy
Stella Walters
Charles Shaw
Orville Stroup
Kear of
Wharton
Milla,Nye
Arcadia
Elnora Alspach
Grover Hotelling
Albert Tong
S. Hunter
Nora
Orville Dean
Bessie Benjamin
Forest Eingle of
Ih Wentz
von Stein
Louell
Hocking _ Galley
Jamestown
Bomeseekers’ Excursion
Minnesota
South Dakota
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C. Walker
Thomas Darlington
Hllen Terry
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