Grocers Urged to Save Pennies by Coffee Roasters
The National Coffee Roasters Association in annual session at the Hotel Linton endorsed an educational campaign urging grocers nationwide to value the penny. The group argued that by trimming penny profits grocers can still earn money while meeting public demand for better goods. Charles Lewis of Cincinnati, a leading member, supported the view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
United States
Thev Educational Committee
Association
New Orleans
Crescent City
Live baby barred from parcel post in Stockton
Special to The American reports a Stockton tale where a mother tries to mail a live baby to a neighbor via parcel post. The Lodi master rules the package cannot be shipped as live stock and perishable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Lodi
D. Bashen
Tokayo
Hural
David Bernardeley
Rockefeller criticizes Standard Oil gasoline and patent roads
William G. Rockefeller asserts defects in Standard Oil gasoline and a patent binder used on Greenwich Connecticut roads. He claims the binder causes holding so the company should compensate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Greenwich, Conn
Enforcing School Vaccination Order Voiced by Cincinnati Board
At a Board of Health meeting a letter from Superintendent Condon outlines plans to vaccinate all Cincinnati school children and to prosecute noncompliant parents. The letter authorizes exclusion of nonvaccinated children and requests report of names from College Hill School for enforcement actions if necessary.
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Condon
Board of Health
Public Schools
Cincinnati
College Hill
The Chochems Poker Club Blackmailed Servant and Dream
Ignate Fluegelmann endures humiliation at the Chochems Poker Club as Saltpeter wins a key game with a straight flush. Saltpeter declares himself master, then makes Fluegelmann act as dealer and servant, until the power shifts again and Fluegelmann is fired. The tale blends fortune telling dreams, diamond visions, and high stakes poker with a tense, period newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignate Fluegelmann
Ruth Eichencreen
Mr. Saltpeter
Lenatz
Baltpeter
Jy. Ood
Terana
Fluegelmann
Eichengreen
Saltpeter
Sadie Naphthall
Frau Leviticus Levi
Drol-Bellen Band
Ion
Thorne
Pluegelmann
al Hershfield
Yulius Shabboedecker
Bolossy Plumstein
Levi Blaunstein
Sam Spieceleier
Blaustein
Jaloncar
Solly Bernately
Bolly
Mr. Fluegelmann
Badie Napththall
Yulias Shabosdeckel
Aner
Mr Saltpeter
Mr.Saltpter
Hirieder Leben
Choéhems
Fluegelinmann
Choeens Poker Club
Sam Spiegeleier
Sears
Bimbelindier’s
the Lehman
Mr. Pluegelmann
Mr. Galtpeter
Chochems
Schlamiel
Masuma
Julius Rosenzweig
Mr. Blumetein
Chorus Girls With Canes Cause City Street Buzz
A crowded Sixth and Walnut scene shows Tony the hot tamale salesman watching Mary Garden Jensie and Laelia chorus girls parade with canes. A blind man narrowly avoids a street collision as onlookers chase the sight, while a peanut vendor and a streetcar operator are jolted by the spectacle. The girls seek refuge in a store as the crowd asks the cause of the commotion.
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Sixth
Walnut Streets
Tony
Mary Garden
Jensie
Laelia
Incal Theater
Zinginnatt
Toney
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Coffee Roasters
New York
William G
Canal 1800
E. 7Th ST
CANAL
By Goldberg
SPN
London
Wren
Nekt AA
Guy
Pease
Little Pill
A Carlo
THE
Poker Club
jJewere
Balipeter
Takiff Villa
J. Merhal Goldstein
Eadie Naphthali
Goldstein
Mr. Laltpeter
Chocherss
Bimbelmeiers
Sholem Alachem
Mr. Shabbosdecker
Mr. Blaunstein
Hiaustein
Flueceimann
Tiltha
Mesere
Mlaunstein
Sabbosdeckel
Mr Fuegelmann
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