Buffalo Lithia Spring Water Endorsements
A collection of medical testimonials from James L Cabell George Ben Johnson and others praising Buffalo Lithia Water as a valuable therapeutic resource for Brights Disease kidney and bladder conditions pyelitis cystitis albuminuria pregnancy and diuretic uses. They note its disintegrating solvent and eliminating powers in renal calculi and its utility after surgical operations. Additional medical testimony available on request.
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Materia Medica
James L. Cabell
University of Virginia
Dla- Board of Health
Psion
Bright
George Ben Johnson
Richmond
Southern Surgical and Gynecological Association
Medical Society of Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
E. H. Pratt
Chicago Homeopad Medical College
Buffalo Lithia
General Drug and Mineral Water Trade
Baptist Pastors Listen as Miami Association Meets in Cincinnati
Members of the Cincinnati Baptist Social Union hosted an annual reception for pastors at the Grand Hotel with forty attendees and dinner at seven. Rev. H. T. Crane spoke on The Needs and Opportunities of the Baptists of the Miami Association, joined by Rev. F. I. Briggs, J. Cambron, Rev. R. W. Wear, Rev. J. F. Herget, and Rev. S. B. Hilty. a long list of both ministers and laymen attended.
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Cincinnati Baptist Social Union
Grand Hotel
Baptists of the Miami Association
H. T. Crane
Cincinnati Baptist Church Union
F. I. Briggs
Middletown
J. Cambron
First Baptist Church
R. W. Wear
Mt. Auburn
J. F. Herget
Ninth Street
G. H. Denham
John L. Cornette
H. C. Drake
W. A. Everson
J. M. Fisher
John Greife
Charles Heidrich
Carl A. Hildebrandt
Charles R. McClure
Wright H. Prickett
H. L. Richards
HW. C. Robinson
Jacob Ruoff
Thomas C. Shipley
J. C. Vankirk
John JA. Whitaker
A. M. Beckley
N. C. Stacy
W. R. Shepard
C. W. Davenport
J. M. Tockhart
F. F. Murray
C. H. Smith
William A. Biddle
J. R. Spencer
Methodist Minister Warns Church Drifting From Spirituality
The Rev J G Oliver of Covington Kentucky told a Wiley Chapel gathering of Methodist ministers that the Methodist Book Concern should stop publishing or selling books that insinuate heresy He charged publications trade in Unitarian and Universalist tones saying Methodism drifts toward commercialism and away from spirituality, mirroring church trends toward social engagement.
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J. G. Oliver
Covington
Methodist Ministers
Wiley Chapel
Methodist Book Concern
Suffered 14 years cured by Cuticura
Mrs Lily Hedge recalls an endured eczema battle from infancy to age fifteen. After failed medical care and hospitalizations, a regimen of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills finally cleared the condition. She reports improvement and no blemish now, urging others to seek the Cuticura treatment.
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Owen
Lily Hedge
Vaughan Road
Coldharbour Lane
Camblewell Green
Eng
Sind
Cincinnati Doctor Named To Tuberculosis Congress Panel
Dr E S McKee of Cincinnati has been named to the committee for the upcoming joint meeting of the American National Tuberculosis Congress and the New York Medico Legal Society. He fills the vacancy left by the late Dr Nicholas Senn and adds to his duties as Ohio Vice President and secretary of the Preventive Legislation committee. The Chicago gathering in late June will cover preventive legislation tuberculosis pathology bacteriology and sanatoria as tools against the disease.
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E. S. McKee
American National Tuberculosis Congress
New York Medico-Legal Society
Nicholas Senn
Ohio
McKee
Chicago
Missionaries warn of Japanese polities on Korea faith struggle
Three Korean Missionaries at the Presbyterian ministers meeting in the Church of the Covenant said Christianity’s growth in Korea hinders Japan’s Far East ambitions. They noted anti Christian literature is circulated to curb converts while avoiding direct political comment. Further meetings and leadership nominations were scheduled for Cincinnati next week.
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Presbyterian Ministers
Church of the Covenant
Korea
Japan
Far East
Underwood
Sharrocks
Hall
Hermit Kingdom
New York City
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
Cincinnati
I. R. Monfort
Presbyterian
Evangelical Alliance
J. R. Millin
First United Presbyterian Church
Frank H. Given
Trinity Church
Avondale
J D Ring Reports Coat Theft From Vine Street Saloon
J D Ring of 108 Elm Street told police yesterday that his overcoat was stolen from a Vine Street saloon on Sunday. He said he knew who took it and preferred not to report promptly to avoid implicating the saloon keeper for a Sunday law violation.
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J. D. Ring
Elm Street
Vine Street
Highland Avenue Petition Calls Traction Route Improvements
Residents and property owners on Highland Avenue delivered a 150 name petition to the Board of Public Service demanding the traction company repair or upgrade its line. They accuse cars of being old and dirty with flat wheels and say the clatter of flat wheels already signals their approach, making gongs unnecessary.
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Highland Avenue
Board of Public Service
Traction Company
City Council Passes Orders On Bonds And Street Upgrades
Council approves sale of 250000 water works bonds and advances numerous street improvements including macadam and brick pavements, sewers, and street name changes. Debates over annexation, billiard room curfews, and zoning arise as committees move to finalize specifications and budgets.
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Humboldt Avenue
Hackberry Street
Columbia Avenue
Conkin Street
Ohio
Clifton Avenues
Pierce Street
Baymiller
Pea Alley
Clark
Hopking Street
Hermosa Avenue
Rapid Runa Road
West Highth Street
Morton Street
Montrose Street
Queen City Avenue
Fairmount Avenue
Iriquois Street
Kincaid Court
Seegar Street
Vinton Street
Knox Street
Pine Tree Street
Beekman Street
Bloom Street
Knox
Waverly Avenue
Quince Alley
Waverly Avenues
Mullen
Board of Public Service
Mayor Enforces 18 Year Age Cutoff for Billiard Rooms
Mayor Markbreit ordered enforcement of the state law barring anyone under 18 from billiard halls and poolrooms. He acted after a Central Labor Council request and a billiard room owner inquiry. Chief Millikin will enforce the ordinance and support midnight closing. the Mayor will sign once Council passes.
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Markbreit
Central Labor Council
Millikin
City Officials Study Damage From Subterranean Flood
City officials estimate minor losses from a broken 35 inch water main on Eighth Street between Race and Elm. Repairs will continue through the week with tests planned for valves. inspectors report limited damage to cellars, noting the Wilder estate home as most affected and a tunnel with an earth vacuum needing care.
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Eighth Street
Race
Elm Streets
Hiller
Elm Street
Twelfth
Twelfth Street
Canal
Music Hall
Water Works’ Department
Kuhlman
S. H. Wilder
Garfield Place
Phoenix Club
Welcome for Ohio G A R Commander Rogers in Cincinnati
Cincinnati veterans prepare to honor Ohio Department Commander Colonel W B Rogers arriving with Mrs Rogers and Colonel John I Wilson. A reception at Burnet House follows at 2 to 5 pm with Mayor Markbreit greeting, Colonel Kissane presiding, and Captain Monfort to respond. Mrs Rogers, sister of General John A Logan, joins the visit, spurring Women’s Relief Corps to arrange a fitting reception.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
W. 8. Rogers
John T. Booth
Rogers
Columbus
John I. Wilson
Burnet House
Black Jack
John A. Logan
Illinois
Logan
Kissane
Markbreit
Monfort
Rogers Wll
Women’s Relief Corps
Mund
Day
Fuller
Evans
Fitts
Savill
No Chance Says Schoepf On Bond Hill Traction Route
President Schoepf of the Traction Company replied to President Laidlaw of the Service Board that extending lines to Bond Hill is not contemplated at present. He stated the logical route would run over Paddock road from the Avondale line terminus.
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Highland Avenue
Bond Hill
Schoepf
The
Traction Company
Laidlaw
Service Board
Paddock Road
Avondale
Ministers Debate Pool Tables At Y M C A Meeting
At a Baptist ministers meeting in the Y M C A Hall Rev John F Herget argued against liberalizing tendencies in the Y M C A saying pool is not wicked but diverts attention to material things. Revs F P Kruse and Dr Johnson defended the association and its amusements noting billiard rooms keep young men away from saloons.
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John F. Herget
F. P. Kruse
Dr. Johnson
Transcontinental rail matches offer best service to California
Going to California a note offers booklets maps hotel lists and schedules for the electric lighted Los Angeles Limited and Overland Limited trains via Chicago Northwestern Union Pacific and Salt Lake Route with tickets and information on request from N. M. Breeze Cincinnati agent at 436 Walnut Street.
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Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Overland Limited
China
Surprised Court Grants Citizenship to New Applicants
Twenty one new citizens were admitted as Judge Sater and District Attorney McPherson spent an afternoon testing qualifications. Tim Sullivan of the Eighth Ward answered who elects the President, saying The Republican party. Sullivan was sworn in amid smiles from Tom Clancy who vouched for a friend. One applicant Harbin Katchwar, a Russian preacher, was rejected. Fugi Yamamoto’s case under old law was postponed.
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Uncle Sam
Sater
McPherson
Michael Mullen
Tim Sullivan
Eighth Ward
Sullivan
United State
Republican Party
Tom Clancy
Harbin Katchwar
Russia
Fugi Yamamoto
Two Drivers Hurt In Street Accidents
Dennis Ledwridge, 46, fell down stairs at Canal and Vine, breaking a leg and was taken to City Hospital. Bernard Schmidt, 59, Kroger Coal driver of 1049 Rittenhouse, was struck on Chapel and Gilbert when a car hit his wagon, suffering a leg injury likely requiring amputation.
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Dennis Ledwridge
Court Street
Broadway
Canal
Vine Streets
City Hospital
Bernard Schmidt
Kroger Coal Company
Rittenhouse Street
Chapel Street
Gilbert Avenue
Gunstable Takes A Red Hot Stove In Heist On Twelfth Street
Residents on Twelfth Street watched Constable Ben Tebbe with assistants haul a red hot stove from a Mrs Perlman dispute over a heating unit tied to an installment firm. The writ of replevin aimed to recover furniture. Tebbe moved the stove to the sidewalk amid curling smoke with neighbors watching.
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Twelfth Street
Elm
Ben Tebbe
Clearing House Script Value and Future of Holders
The Clearing House committee estimates about 1400 in script and notes the 40000 outstanding will be burned as banks receive it. Banks will redeem the paper at face value when presented, releasing securities pledged when the script was issued. Some collectors expect the script to gain value over time, while the remainder will be destroyed or kept by souvenir collectors.
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Clearing House Committee
Bonbright Bonebrake Family Set for June Reunion
A group photo of the General Executive Committee of the Bonbright Bonebrake family, recently in session at Georgetown, Ohio, plans a grand reunion at Cornelius Bonebrake’s home near Veedersburg Indiana from June 20 to 23, 1908. The clan, dating to 1630, links by marriage to Morris, Stone, Zearing, Lippincott, Conn, Wolfe, Hall, Anderson and Schellenburger.
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S @ Commercial Tribune
Bonbright-Bonebrake
Town
Cor
Nelius Bonebrake
Veeders
Burg
Ind
Morris, Stone, Zearing, Lippincott
Conn
Wolfe
Hall
Anderson
Schellenburger
Commercial Tribune
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Grand Army of the Republic
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