Display prompts reflection on questions bothering you
The note invites readers to examine an exhibit and weigh questions on display. It emphasizes no purchase or careful reading is required but suggests the display can aid decision making. It uses a welcoming tone to encourage viewing.
Toilet Accessories at Inwing’s Line
The shop presents a fine line of toilet accessories including brush and comb sets priced from 0c to 313.50 in silver, stag, or celluloid. Also available are glove holders, collar boxes, gents travelers sets and travelers collar cases.
Pictures as Acceptable Presents Display Priced Up to 35 Dollars
The display features pictures offered as gifts with prices listed from Sc and 1c through 25¢ 50c and 1.00 up to 35.00 dollars. The catalogue emphasizes value and gift appeal for buyers seeking affordable keepsakes.
Thirsty patrons miss concert due to intoxicating music
Neddie notes a missed treat at the concert last night as the paper claims the music was intoxicating. The line hints at a lively scene with a hint of trouble brewing after the performance.
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Neddie
Grace Chapel Ads and Local Notes From Ewing's
Read Ewing's ad and local items recount Tuesday visits as neighbors call on Charles Benjamin Orville Dean and others. The column notes sick lists, hay hauling, family visits, and small business notices. It also includes advertisements for skin salve and a simple home remedy with claims of relief for back ache kidney trouble and urinary issues.
Local notes from Vanlue and area mix with shop and lecture
ORA Hart of Carey spent weekend with brother Lewis. Mrs N W Bright of Findlay visited relatives here. Wagonseller of Selins Grove Pa visited Jacob Garman. An explosion near Bowling Green broke a window at Frank Stanley’s home. Wedding of Eugene Copeland last Monday. Lecture by H H Rangeler of Findlay College scheduled for December 25. E L Swihart and others plan purchases in Trumbull County. Vanlue stores urge Christmas shopping locally. K of P No 710 elects officers. Mack Walters returns from Lima. Edward Dulgar and others noted. K C Early suffers facial burns from gasoline explosion.
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Ora Hart
Carey
Lewis
N. W. Bright
Findlas
M. A. Wagonseller
Selins Grove
Jacob Garman
Bowling Green
Frank Stanley
West Mainstreet
Eugene Copeland
Eatherton
Jesse Mack
Vanlue
P. No
Vaolue
Ohno
PAG
Sieiss R. C
Gineas
P. B. Hendricks
Bre
A. J
See
F.C Mosier K
R.C
Multiple Disasters and Crimes Reported Across Cities
A string of grim items: a four story Harmony mills fire in Troy destroys a building and racks $150000. Dayton sees George W Haurtzell, a long time letter carrier, commit suicide by carbolic acid. Akin to Mississippi, Pat Jones a lynching victim is identified near East McHenry. Chicago faces a $250000 brewery blaze amid Sunday closing protests. In Sturgisson W Va two dwellings burn and three children of O P Corbin die. Episcopal bishop Leighton Coleman of Delaware is found dead in Wilmington. Fairbanks Alaska’s Fairbanks Banking Company suspends, citing currency shortage. Moroccan rebels under Roghi defeat sultan’s forces near Marchica with heavy casualties. A Memphis plant reports William Wolfe Gordon’s gruesome lynching-like injury. Cincinnati Enquirer editor Lewis T. Heck dies of a brain clot. Roosevelt appoints Gen William Coates to replace Col Elliott as Confederate graves commissioner. John Tranter guilty of manslaughter in his wife’s death at Niles, Ohio.
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Hawkins Norton
Ilinois Central Railroad
Walter Grima
New Orleans
Dandy Leary
Edward Payson Weston
Patrick Husband
Pat Jones
East McHenry
Miss
Husband
Barton Rouse
Cooke
Chicago
Sturgisson
W. Va
O P Corbin
Leighton Coleman
Episcopal
Delaware
Wilmington
Fairbanks Banking Company
Fairbanks
Alaska
Roghi
Marchica
Algeria
Wolfe Gorden
Memphis
Tenn
Lewis T. Heck
Cincinnati Enquirer
Roosevelt
William Coates
Colonel Elliott
John Tranter
Niles, O
Train Schedule Fragments for Toledo Cincinnati Route
Schedule snippets show multiple train numbers with arrival and departure times between Toledo and Cincinnati and other destinations. Daily branch service operates except Sundays, with several trains listed and notes to consult an agent for full details.
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Pindlay
Rucday
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