Adventure of Joseph Hayward in Harmar Frontier
A rugged frontier tale unfolds with Joseph Hayward guiding a dangerous mission to Fort Harmar. He faces Girty allied threats, femme fatale Rene D Auvray, and a perilous hut island standoff with murder, British officers, and a brutal underground struggle.
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Joseph Hayward
United States
Harmar
Simon Girty
Fort Harmar
Hamilton
Hayward
General Harmar
Rene D'Auvray
Brady
Haylward
Frightful Tunnel Encounter in a Dark Pursuit
A narrator recounts a tense tunnel moment with a black man who lunged with a pistol. The assailant, terrified, crashes headlong on a wooden slab and dies. The narrator discovers a stake wound and salvages a rifle and tools before continuing.
The Cave Escape Amid Smoke and Fire
A narrator trapped in a tunnel fights dense smoke and a burning cabin as he frees himself by battering a heavy oak door with a rifle stock. He discovers a warm body, crawls forward, and finally bursts into fresh air through a jammed passage, gulping air gratefully.
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Mademoiselle
Hidden Survivor Describes Smoke Flood and Aiding Stranger
The narrator recalls darkness followed by smoke pouring from a cellar door as she hid. She glimpses a large man in a white outfit with a red jacket, whose braided sleeves she seemed to feel as she pulls him toward the light.
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Pants
Moving Poles and Preparing Wider Sidewalks in Town
The town advances curb line work with seven Bell poles relocated along Main street and a Home People pole moved near the alley north of the town hall. The next task listed is widening sidewalks.
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Bell
Main Street
Weather Diary Notes Mixed Rainfall and Wind
Rain fell Sunday evening but missed Carey by miles with the heaviest showers northward. Some farmers saw little while others could not plow on Monday. Sunday and Monday downpours came with brief strong gusts. Tuesday remained sultry.
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Carey
Grocers Agree to Close On the Fourth 1914
The Carey Grocery Co and fellow signatories pledge to close their places of business all day on July 4 1914. Signers include F J Simonis Chesebrough Bish W H Lyte D C Henry Co R D MacKinnon F H Ered erick.
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the Carey Grocery Co
F. J. Simonis Chesebrough & Bish
W. H. Lyte
D. C. Henry & Co
R. D. McKinnon
F. H. Erederick
Coal Famine Hits Water Works Plant Supply
The water works plant faces near depletion of coal as a miners strike limits new shipments. Sunday Creek suppliers, who previously sold coal to the plant, cannot secure a car load for delivery.
Class Meeting at United Evangelical Church
The I. T. class met at the home of Misses Marie and Florence Lusk for a regular business meeting. A program was presented and the evening concluded with games and fellowship.
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I. T
Uniteds Evangelical Church
Marie
Florence Lusk
What the Stork Has Brought
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Wooley on Monday.
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James Wooley
Farms for Sale in Seneca Wyandot Counties Ohio
160 acres in Seneca County at 90 per acre. 152 acres in Seneca County at 85 per acre. 40 acres in Seneca County at 107 per acre. 60 acres near Carey with buildings at 126 per acre. 35 acres near Carey at 100 per acre. 120 acres in Wyandot County with buildings at 115 per acre. 40 acres in Wyandot County at 95 per acre. 120 acres near New Riegel at 110 per acre. Also homes and business properties in Seneca Wyandot areas. W M Presler Adrian Ohio. Home phone 5167.
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Seneca Co
Carey
Wyandot Co
New Riegel
Seneca and Wyandot Co
W. M. Presler
Adrian
Ohio
Obituary for Sadie Ewing of Adrian in 1914
Sadie Ewing of Adrian Seneca county born June 23 1853 died near Adrian June 9 1914 aged 60 years 11 months 16 days. Survived by brothers Charles M. Ewing Peru Indiana Elmer Ewing Adrian sisters Mrs John Laughlin Fostoria Mrs Emma Webble Adrian. Funeral held Friday at Adrian with Rev Gressley and Rev Snow. Baptist quartet and choir. Numerous relatives and friends mourn her passing.
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Sadie Ewing
of. Anderson
Lucretia Crooks Ewing
Adrian
Seneca County
Tiffin
Eugene Ewing
Charles M. Ewing
Peru
Indiana
Elmer Ewing
John Laughlin
Fostoria
Emma Webble
Gressley
Delphos
Zechariah
Snow
Findlay
J. D. Ewing
W. J. Baker
Ella Dow
Alma Leedom
Gladys Heck
Henry Crooks
W. Crooks
Ea Bloom
Flo Arbogast
James Crooks
Toledo
G. Crooks
Chicago
Ohio
Owen Owls
Sandusky
Louise
Florence Ewing
Bucyrus
Helen Laughlin
Whitney Abbot and Sons
George Laughlin
Carey
Declaration of Independence from Forest Review Advertiser
The Forest Review Advertiser announces new pricing for obituaries and cards of thanks at five cents per line, entertainment notices at five cents per line, and reading locals at ten cents per line. It also introduces a Want and For Sale column at five cents per line and sets display ad rates at ten cents per inch on pages four five and eight and twelve cents per inch on page one.
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Forest Review Advertiser
Reading
Review-Advertiser
Indigestion Relief Credits Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs Mary E McMullen of Phelps New York credits Chamberlains Tablets with easing years of indigestion and constipation. She reports immediate relief and eventual cure after several weeks of use. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps,n. Y
To Keep Bacon From Curling
A young cook notes bacon curls when sliced thin. Heat the pan hot and turn slices before the undersides sear so they cook flat and crisp rather to curl. The method aims for straight browning through constant attention and turning thin slices.
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Nebraska
Get Rid of Your Rheumatism Now
Get rid of rheumatism now with Chamberlain's Liniment. W. A. Lockhard of Homer City New York reports severe arm and shoulder pains last spring were relieved after one application and a full bottle left him entirely tired. Sold by all druggists.
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W. A. Lockhard
Homer City
N. Y
al Dealers
Wanted An Occupation
A brief humorous note cites two reasons some people intrude on others affairs. One is absence of mind the other absence of business sense. The quote attributed to Harvard Lampoon frames the social quip as a concise, witty facet of daily life.
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Harvard Lampoon
Hanford Balsam of Myrrh Promoted for Harness Soreness
Advertises Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for shoulder and back discomforts faced by harness riders. Claims relief through topical application, noting traditional use and suggested schedules for sore shoulders.
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Galish
Hanford
Neighborly Kidney Pill Endorsement Still Helpful
A Toledo resident Mrs. Minor Mann reports relief from kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills obtained at New Pharmacy. She says early doses eased back pain and chills, and a later return of symptoms was quickly cured by another box. She urges others to try the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Carey
Minor Mann
Joledo Street
Cérey
Dean
Forgetful Stockholders Leave Britain Wealth to State
The British government profits yearly as stockholders fail to collect dividends and forget to supply addresses. About $5,000,000 goes to the national debt commission, which then earns interest on the unclaimed funds.
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National Debt Commission
Don't Lose Sleep Cough Syrup Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound promises immediate relief from night coughs and chest tightness. It appeals to parents and asserts no opiates, with endorsements from a company and reference to a New York Times dialogue and Hanford's Balsam for healing.
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Foley
J. K. Ewing
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Randall
Wa-pa-tee-tah
Harmarm
Girty
Renee
North
Ravel ‘D'Auvray
Frrench
jRene
Theore
Reno
Rene
Wes
Pegro
DUG
Opy Trent Py Mecture’ Syndicate
Monsieur
J.J. Mc
Broad, Street
Clellan Columbus
Madge
Marjorie
New York Times
Brown Avenue
South Street
Gorner
J. A. Smith
Fidelity
U.S
FiDelity Building
Oan & Savings Company
Lumbus
Carey, Ohio
F. L. Moyer
Ash & Houk Hardware Store
Mutual
J. A. Gibbs
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