South Side Club Donation Highlights Interior Decor Talk
A South Side club donated funds to the Salva army and discussed interior decoration at a regular meeting. Mr. Schuler, a New York art graduate, described principles of decoration, balance, color theory, and room composition, noting the role of personality and the era’s color harmonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Schuler
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Coyle and
Richardson
William Morris
Mr. Schuler
M. Schuler
Active glands give Napoleon fighting force
A noted scientist argues that large active adrenal glands powered Napoleon’s courage and vigor. The piece promotes Glandogen, a gland tonic for men and women, claiming it supports normal gland function to improve health, energy, and vitality.
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Napoleon
Europe
Mantel as Focal Point in Room Display Says Mr Schuler
Mr Schuler notes the mantel is the room's most important element and urges using the spate above to enhance the prevailing ambience of the room with hints of whintzes and woolen fabrics across different periods.
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Schuler
Auto Smashes Get Police Attention
Investigations of minor automobile accidents and petty thefts were conducted by the department of investigation at police headquarters yesterday. The key case involved George Fruth accused of driving a automobile that struck Harold Pierce of 08 Pennsylvania avenue near Court and Washington streets. After treatment at St. Francis hospital Pierce was sent home and Fruth faced a reckless driving charge. March 24 officers were also investigating.
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Department of Investigation
George Fruth
Harold Pierce
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
Pierce
Epsonade Salts Promoted as Gentle Epsom Remedy
The ad touts Epsonade Salts as a pure Epsom Salts product for constipation biliousness and migraine headaches. It claims gentle action without griping and promises a pleasant taste like sparkling lemonade. Sold cheaply at drug stores and guaranteed by the American Epsom Association.
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Epsom
American Epsom Association
Swamp Root Promoted as Kidney Remedy in Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the premier kidney and bladder remedy. It touts gentle, quick-acting effects, urges immediate start of treatment, and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton, N Y, with newspaper mention requested.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Biliousness Tonic Restores Woman's Health and Cheer
A testimonial from Mrs. John Heberler of Indianapolis credits Todd's Tonic with ending her nervous breakdown. She describes biliousness and coated tongue, then reports renewed appetite and energy for housework after using the tonic. Advertisement notes sale at local druggists.
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John Hebeler
Indianapolis
Ind
Todd
Tenth St
Bullman
C. A. Potterfield
Bolarsky Drug Company
Charleston
Adv
Accidents and thefts reported in Charleston area
Last Saturday on Charleston street G Truro injured in an accident with a car driven by FE. 7, Cub. TA08 Atain street. Other injuries include Frank Rupd at 219 Kin street struck by TR Cross of Cedar Grove and Frank Dugan of South Charleston, a Western Union messenger. Theft reports include German coins from a hair clipper sale, Wade lost tire rim, Rowan lost a watch, and a jewelry theft at a house near Hik river. A bicycle theft occurred at Quarrier street drug store and overcoats stolen in a South Charleston restaurant.
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Charleston Street
G. Truro
Reynold Atrant
Atain
Rupd
Kin Street
Cross
Cedar Grove
Frank Dugan
South Charleston
Trian
West Virginia
Wines Murder Case Gets Continuance
There were no trials in the intermediate court yesterday. The case of the state against Hobart Wines and Arthur Ray for the murder of B. L. Jones and his son William at Poca district last fall was continued to the April term due to Ray’s bond issues. Ray, Wines, bond set at 1000 for appearance. old bond contending. Trial date to be set when court convenes on April 1. The felony charges against Hubert and Marshall Cooper were continued to April 3, each posting one dollar on the docket and to be called if needed.
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Ine Pottiner
Hobart
Arthur Ray
B. JL
Jones
William
Poca District
Ray
Hubert
Marshall Cooper
London
Burkholder, Be Charged With Selling Property Not His Own
Burkholder charged with selling property not his own and George B. Mook charged with larceny of $1,000 from RM, Det a and Mertle Layman. Lilly Barts wounded in a felonious attack. Article notes dye industry shift to other countries and Treland importing higher quality food while buying cheaper products domestically.
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Barts
New Zealand
Treland
Marmola Prescription Tabs Claim Easy Fat Loss
Advertises Marmola Prescription Tabs as a fat reducing remedy claiming doctors endorse it. Promotes a one dollar price and ordering by mail from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan, promising steady, pleasant weight loss without exercise or starvation, with little or no side effects.
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Dhaiwanda
Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Tuer
Fragmented ad copy for grocery items and prices
A damaged OCR fragment shows a list of food and beverage items with prices such as full cream and condensed products. The text is incomplete and contains garbled phrases making exact item names and quantities unclear.
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Roman
Euler
Pion Ges
Gordon
Charles Q
Enfira
City Police
Tanlat
Tenlea
Wines
Kanawha Cash
Kanawha ST
Chelyan
W. VA
Handley
Gauley Bridge
W. Ve
GEO, Ort
Kansas
Pillsbury
Kuingiers
Sciota
Crigco
Vienna
Lake Herzing
Chimgold
Ib. c
Eagle Brand
M Manor Farm
Patl Monarch
R. L
Mary Jane Molasses
N. C. Molasses
Richmond
Tetley's
India
Ceylon
Verve
Kellogg's
Monarch
Gillans
Baker's Ton
U. B
Davis
Richmond Maid
Royal
Goodwin's O. B
White House
ARLEN
Rte
Bae
van Camp
Lee
Dili
Lanford's
Kidd
Arm & Hammer
Hulk Soda
ATIOU
Wrean
Lux
Apollo
Union Carbide
Wey
Vay
Tee
Ker
CH Henry Smith
Capitol Street
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