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Branch News Offices and Bureaus Listed
The notice lists branch news offices at Walnut Hills East McMillan Street, Covington Simrall Building 427 Madison Avenue, Newport York Street 307, London Trafalgar Building, Washington Munsey Building, and Chicago 618 People's Gas Blas. It notes reading room access for Americans.
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Walnut Hills
East
McMillan Street
Newebays
Covington
Simrall Building
Madison Avenue
Newport
York Street
London
Trafalgar Building
Trafalgar Square
Washington
Munsey Building
Chicago
Marriage Ring Revelations in a Wife's Secret
Adele Garrison portrays Mrs. Margaret Graham resisting a stranger’s demand for her husband Robert Gordon’s address. Drake asserts proof of Gordon’s identity and pressures disclosure, prompting a tense standoff as family loyalties and hidden names surface amid perilous intrigue.
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati Local Notices and Transfers
Southeast winds warm 76 to 86 degrees. Owen O B Gateny moves from 111 West Sixth to 121 West Seventh between Race and Elm. Wes Owens opens a biliary room at Scott and Fourth Covington. J H Mack sells southeast corner Seventh and John streets 6314x90 feet for $16 827 to J J Cozad. C A S annual anniversary at Maxwell's Seminary Seventh and Mound features Butler McLean Shakespeare Fustain Poor Sharp Marley Millar Thompson Upson and others. J T Swasey sells south Barr Street lot 132 3x80 feet to William Carter for $13 500.
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Owen O'B. Gateny
West Sixth Street
West Seventh Street
Race
Elm
Wes Owens
Scott and
Fourth Streets
Covington
J. H. Mack
J. J. Cozad
Seventh and John Streets
P. Butler
Sylvester
Charles F. McLean
Shakespeare Fustain
Will H. Poor
John Sharp
West Cattle
Reading
Edward Marley
Harry W. Millar
George H
Thompson
Charles Upsom
Hush
The
George Pohlman
Will Poor
Charles McLean
Charles Upson
Samuel P. Butler
Thomas Shaw
Charles C. Morrison
J. T. Swasey
William Carter
Barr Street
Linn and
Baymiller
Ticklish Areas and Survival Lessons From Prehistoric Days
Secrets of Health and Happiness surveys ticklish sensation as a prehistoric relic, with Dr George W Crile and Johns Hopkins experts arguing it signals ancient warnings against peril. It describes two distinct touch impressions, self-protective reactions, and how tickling may relate to hair loss and survival.
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Anna
George W. Crile
Crile
Covington Completes selective conscription returns
Covington and Kenton County total registration results were reported by Mayor John J. Craig and Sheriff John Allison. City returns totaled 5,458 against a government estimate of 5,615, while county precincts registered 1,434 versus 1,487 expected. Officials began sorting cards alphabetically for publication and archiving, with copies to Frankfort and 5,000 additional cards requested for state records.
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John J. Craig
Covington
John Allison
Kenton
Craig
Dillon
Allison
Wvmog S Dstova
Newport district surpasses draft registration turnout
Newport and Campbell County reporting 5,518 men registered for military service under the selective draft bill, beating estimates of 5,510. Newport city contributed 2,827 registrants while surrounding areas added 2,691. Bellevue 676 and Dayton 650 followed by several precincts with smaller totals. Officials Jule Plumber and Arthur Roth compiled the figures for forwarding to Frankfort and Washington. Mayor Livingston announced a second registration opportunity for those who missed Tuesday, with penalties to apply after June 10 including a possible $1,000 fine and up to one year in prison or both.
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Uncle Sam
Campbell County
Newport
Bellevue
Dayton
Cote Brilliante
Southgate
Alexandria
California
Wilders
Highlands
Highlands B
Coldsprings
Johns Hill
Indian Springs
Carthage
Dry Ridge
Creeyville
Grant’s Lick
Guber’s Mill
Clifton A
Clifton B
Mentor
Pool's Creek
Jule Plumber
Arthur Roth
Frankfort
Washington
Livingston
Big Estate Divided After Betty Washington Taylor Will
The estate of Betty Washington Taylor was probated Wednesday by County Judge Edward Boltz. The will directs sale of the estate, convert it to cash, and divide: one half to Florence W. Washington. the other half among five parts to Mary K. Jones, Keturah DeMos, Thomas L. Jones, and Brent Arnold Jr. the grandchildren of James Taylor Barry Taylor. the daughters of Martha Taylor Saunders. and W Taylor Barry, Kate Le Baron of Santa Barbara, Cal., and W B Overton of Frankfort Ky. If Overton dies, his share goes to his son. Central Savings Bank and Trust Company named executor.
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Betty Washington
Taylor
George Washington
John Taylor
Edward Boltz
Florence W. Washington
Mary K. Jones
Keturah DeMos
Thomas L. Jones
Brent Arnold, Jr
James Taylor
Barry Taylor
Martha’ Taylor Saunders
W. Taylor Barry
Kate le Baron
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. B. Overton
Frankfort
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mystery Surrounding My Father's South American Absences
The narrator fears a hidden crime behind her father’s long South American disappearances. She hesitates to reveal suspicions to Dicky and contemplates telling only brief confidants, while sensing a lurking menace in a stranger’s remarks about her father. The tension continues as she resolves to keep counsel until danger clarifies.
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Dicky
Robert Gordon
South America
Lillian
Charles Spencer
Mr. Drake
Testator divides holdings between James Hoge and Mrs. Frederick Grant
The will splits the estate equally between James Hoge a Seattle banker and Mrs. Frederick Grant a Zanesville resident with both named as heirs.
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Eral Charities
James Hoge
Seattle
Frederick Grant
Zanesville
No Need to Fear Press Censorship TOLD by Kiwanis Club
James C. Hamilton of the Cincinnati AP says Creel will censor military news that benefits the enemy but assures press freedom otherwise. He notes publishers believe wartime censorship missteps in Britain and Germany were costly and that living costs will normalize long before news values return.
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Kiwanis Club
James C. Hamilton
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Linton
George Creel
Mr. Hamilton
Great Britain
Germany
Kenton County precinct tallies with grand total
Readable results show counts for multiple towns including Elsmere Erlanger Crescent Springs Bromley Sandfordtown Independence Ludlow and four precincts in Ludlow plus a county total of 1 434. Grand total for Kenton County including Covington 6 892 versus a government estimate of 7 052, 160 higher than registered.
Cox Succeeds Sluss as Covington Schools Chief
Covington school commissioners re employed most principals and teachers for another year. H S Cox becomes superintendent succeeding H O Sluss who resigns to head Western Reserve Academy in Hudson Ohio. Sluss led Covington schools ten years, Graf resigns to marry.
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Covington
H. S. Cox
H. O. Sluss
Sluss
Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Cleveland
Margaret L. Graf
Miss Bary Heroine of Dayton Canoe Rescue
Friends of Dayton swimmer Miss Florence Bary discuss securing a Carnegie heroine medal after she saved Miss Caroline Smith and Joseph Montgomery from drowning during a canoe trip on the Ohio River. The Estelle and the Princess collided, flipping the canoe and sending Bary into deep water. she guided both survivors to shore while fellow traveler Floyd Picket struggled to reach safety. Montgomery later denied being saved, saying he was not in danger.
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Florence Bary
Dayton
Caroline Smith
Joseph Montgomery
Vine Street
Ohio River
Estelle
Princess
Floyd Picket
Miss Bury
Montgomery
Miss Bary
John Hoge Millionaire Dies in Zanesville
News of the death of John Hoge a multimillionaire bachelor at his Zanesville home reached Cincinnati Wednesday. He lived there all his life born in the same house. Ill for months he passed away aged well beyond three score and ten. Hoge was a longtime director of the United States Playing Card Company and invested heavily in New York Seattle real estate and Cincinnati Columbus and Kansas City ventures. The estate’s disposition was not yet known but he was understood to have given generously to several causes.
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John Hoge
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Hoge
United States Playing Card Company
New York
Seattle
Columbus
Kansas City
Sev
Samuel Rosenthal Dies at Age Eighty Three
Funeral services for Samuel Rosenthal who died Wednesday at 24 Albany Avenue Avondale will be held Friday at 3 PM at the crematory Dr Grossman officiating He headed S Rosenthal & Co of 15 West Sixth Street retiring years ago After forty nine years with the firm he was a Civil War veteran and member of William Nelson Post G A R He is survived by seven sons Henry S Charles Edward David Joseph Benjamin all of Cincinnati and William of Chicago and a daughter Mrs S Lillenstein of this city
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Samuel Rosenthal
Albany Avenue
Avondale
Grossman
Rosenthal
S. Rosenthal & Co
West Sixth Street
William Nelson Post
Markbreit
Henry S
Charles
Edward
David
Joseph
Benjamin
Cincinnati
William
Chicago
Mrs. S. Lillenstein
City
Tribute to William Lodge Honors Lodge & Shipley Tool Firm
The Chamber of Commerce directorate adopted resolutions paying warm tribute to the memory of William Lodge of the Lodge and Shipley Machine Tool Company.
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William Lodge
The
Lodge & Shipley Machine Tool Company
Chamber of Commerce
Treason Charge Filed Against Kentucky Man
Leslie Harris of Litchisville Kentucky was arrested Tuesday in Williamstown for alleged violation of the selective service act. He was arraigned in Covington before United States Commissioner Bell, pleaded not guilty, and is held on a $10,000 bond awaiting a preliminary trial June 11. Harris allegedly refused to register and urged others not to register. He claimed to have registered at Ft. Thomas, which officers denied. Harris did not testify.
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Leslie Harris
Litchisville
Williamstown
Covington
United States
Bell
Harris
Cunningham
Southern Railroad
Ft. Thomas
New blouse pattern by May Manton with novel collar
The fashion note presents a versatile blouse pattern No. 9414 by May Manton. It features a novel collar, optional front pocket, and options for contrasting collar and cuffs. Sizes 34 to 42 bust. requires 2 1/4 yards of 36 inch material for medium size. mailed for ten cents.
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Batiste
Fashion Department
Covington notes on permits deaths and local events
Building Inspector Alfred Dailey issued a 1000 dollar permit to C J Hollingsworth for an addition to his factory at Second and Greenup. A jury awarded Mary Drew six dollars for auto damages. she seeks one hundred. The will of Joseph Goedde was probated. six children inherit with Anton Goedde named executor. War council plans meetings to aid soldiers. Liberty bonds purchased. fireworks restrictions reiterated. Harvest hands needed in Kansas. wages two dollars and board. Edward Meyrose, 46, died. funeral at St Patrick’s Church. survived by widow and four. Gypsies moved to Cincinnati after police intervention. Finance Commissioner Philipps ill, will miss days. Bernard Lemker and Helen Lyons wed at St Mary’s Cathedral. William Nock, once with Covington Board of Health, died at 66.
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Alfred Dailey
C.J. Hollingsworth
Second and
Greenup Streets
Mary Drew
A. E. Miller
Joseph Goedde
Kenton
R. P. Ernst
War Work Council Committee
J. EB. Harris
Scott Street
M. E
John Feeney
Covington Merchants
Ware
Department of Labor
Washington
Kansas
Edward Meyrose
Tom Kenney
Pye's Hill
Covington
Cincinnati
George E. Philipps
Upper Greenup Street
Bernard J. Lemker
John Lemker
Helen. Lyons
Edward Lyons
East Eleventh Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
William Nock
Freeman Renews Stance on Newport Car Franchise
President W. W. Freeman of the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Car Company told Newport officials and civic leaders that the firm will contribute no more than $6,000 yearly for street operation and will not cover street reconstruction costs. He insisted the company will not bid under the proposed franchise ordinance, replying to a previously rejected 1916 Newport vote. A five member committee was appointed by Civic Club head Fischer to negotiate with the car company and city commissioners.
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W. W. Freeman
South Covington & Cincinnati Street Car Company
Newport
Polk Laffoon
Newport City Commissioners
Newport Civic and Industrial Club
Monmouth Street Welfare Association
Freeman
Fischer
Civic and Industrial Club
Plans for a Campbell County commission house
Plans to establish a commission house with enough capacity to aid Campbell County farmers in selling their produce are being developed by a committee from the Newport Civic and Industrial Club. Farmers have hauled to Cincinnati for years and seek Newport sales to save bridge tolls.
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Campbell County
Newport Civic and Industrial Club
Cincinnati
Newport
Bridge Toll
Newport School Debate Seeks Dropping German Language
A movement rises in Newport urging the Newport Public School Commissioner to remove German from the Newport High School curriculum. It is the only Newport high school offering the language.
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Newport
Newport Public School Commissioner's
Newport High School
Kenton Circuit Court Abandonment Divorce Filed
T I Hornbeck sues Grace Hornbeck for absolute divorce after over five years separation. They wed March 4, 1896. Attorney B F Graziani represents plaintiff. Also, William Deddens sues Burton Watson for 256.2 dollars for merchandise with request for attachment on funds at Citizens National Bank Covington. Commonwealth vs Cornelius Lovinghart pleads guilty to house breaking and larceny and is sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Tracy.
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T. I
Hornbeck
Grace Hornbeck
B. F. Graziani
William Deddens
Burton Watson
Citizens National Bank
Covington
The
Commonwealth
Cornelius Lovinghart
Ft. Thomas High School to Hold 1917 Graduation
The Ft. Thomas High School will host commencement in the school auditorium Thursday night for the class of 1917. Twenty nine graduates will receive diplomas. Principal address by Prof. W. T. Gosling of Cincinnati. Graduates include Roscoe M. Prather, Helen W. Morris, Bertha Lee Lukens, Eleanor Jane Wright, Robert Hardesty, Florence M. Greenwood, Charles E. Tavenner.
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Ft. Thomas High School
Prof
W. T. Gosling
Cincinnati
Roscoe M. Prather
Helen W. T. Morris
Bertha Lee Lukens
Eleanor Jane Wright
Robert Hardesty
Florence M. Greenwood
Charles E. Tavenner
Notable Names in the Local Memorial List
The notice lists William Dwight Sporing Walter Newman Helen L Young Jack I Kirker Alice C Grapes Marjorie B Collins Hazel May Pfiefer William C Hough Bernice H Shuey Pauline Aylwarfl Robert Jones Robert L Putnam Mildred M Rensford Richard C Henderson Harwood C Coffin Evelyn C Wildt.
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William Dwight Sporing
Walter Newman
Helen L. Young
Jack I. Kirker
Alice C. Grapes
Marjorie
B. Collins
Hazel May Pfiefer
William C. Hough
Bernice H. Shuey
Pauline Aylwarfl
Robert Jones
Robert L. Putnam
Mildred M. Rensford
Richard C. Henderson
Harwood C. Coffin
Evelyn C. Wildt
Y Branch Public Meeting Promotes War Work Expansion
A public meeting in the interest of the Y M C A war work was held Wednesday in the County Court room. William A. Paterson chaired. Secretary William N. Ewald of the Y M C A Kentucky railway and mining branch urged establishing a local branch. Other speakers were O P Schriver of Ft Thomas and D B Meacham of Cincinnati.
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County Court
William A. Paterson
William N. Ewald
Kentucky
O. P. Schriver
Ft. Thomas
D. B. Meacham
Cincinnati
Mayor on bench in Newport Police Court
Mayor A J Livingston occupied the bench in Newport Police Court Wednesday. Fines and costs amounting to 113 dollars were collected from alleged auto speeders. John Sharp Ben Tanner Howard Mack and William Kastrub were fined 25 dollars and costs on charges of speeding preferred by Motorcycle Policeman Armstrong.
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A. J. Livingston
Newport
John Sharp
Ben Tanner
Howard Mack
William Kastrub
Armstrong
Day ton Presbyterian Women to Host All Day Red Cross Event
The Ladies' Aid Society of Day ton Presbyterian Church invites Red Cross members to join an all day meeting starting at 9 a.m. Thursday in the church parlors. Bring your lunch.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Dayton’ Presbyterian Church
Red Cross Society
Newport Notes Advances and Court Decisions
Samuel Pearson of Newport dies at 111 Maple Ave Southgate Ky leaving four daughters including Emma Pearson a Newport Public Schools teacher. Separately Cincinnati detective A l A Young arrested on false swearing charges tied to a Newport divorce deposition and then dismissed at preliminary hearing. Margaret Schmit sues Federal Amusement Co in Newport for $12 alleged injuries from a fall on Monmouth Street sidewalk in front of Hippodrome Theater. Mary J Cottingham awarded $300 alimony from W J Cottingham. Geeslin of Bellevue to be tried for cruelty to animals after prior conviction for beating a dog. Geeslin previously fined. Gertrude Logan awarded divorce from Lawrence Logan and resumes maiden name Trappe. Anton Schhacter awarded $1 756 10 in suit against Margaret J Phillips. McMillin Lodge No 141 F and A M of Cincinnati holds first lien on Ft Thomas property and judgment of $1 800. Ft Thomas property sale ordered. Master Commissioner John Barton to conduct sale June 2.
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Samuel Pearson
W. J. Baker Screen Company
Maple Avenue
Southgate
Emma Pearson
Newport Public Schools
Ll. A. Young
Cincinnati
Bertha Kirchmer
Ernest Brandes
Ft. Thomas
W. F. Clark
Young
Margaret Schmit
Federal Amusement Company
Newport
Hippodrome Theater
Monmouth Street
J. Ryan
Otto Wolff
Mary J. Cottingham
W. J. Cottingham
Joseph Geeslin
Bellevue
Campbell
Geeslin
Klein
Gertrude Logan
Lawrence Logan
Wolff
Trappe
Liquor Charge Filed Against Covington Roadhouse Owner
United States Marshal R C Ford arrested John Hobner proprietor of a roadhouse on the Independence pike south of Covington on a charge of selling liquor to three soldiers in violation of a new federal law. The warrant backed by Lieutenant L E Barnes alleged the sale occurred May 26. Hobner was held on a 30 bond for a Friday preliminary hearing, with John Seiler as surety. He proclaims innocence. The new law carries a maximum fine of 1000.
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United States
R. C. Ford
Covington
John Hobner
Independence Pike
Congress
L. E. Barnes
First Kentucky Infantry
Hobner
Bell
John Seiler
Nashville Man's Body Found in Cisterna Farm
The body of a man believed to be John Brennan about 45 of Nashville Tennessee was found dead in a cistern on R C Stephens farm at Independence on Wednesday night Coroner Riffe of Kenton County was informed by Stephens who discovered the body.
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John Brennan
Nashville
Man Found Dead as Early Wednesday Visitor Mentioned
A man was found dead at his home early Wednesday. In the dead man's pocket were letters and cards, including a carpenter's union card with the name John J. Brennan of Nashville. The body was taken to the Covington Morgue.
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Carpenter's Union
John J. Brennan
Nashville
Covington
Former Covington councilman dies at 67
Fred C. Niemeyer aged 67, a former Covington councilman, died at his Bethel home Wednesday night. He was jailed with six fellow councilmen for contempt of court after refusing a court mandate to build a new courthouse. Pallbearers at the funeral Saturday include Joseph Ruh Henry Ulefeld John Corsel Michael Messenschlacer Charles Avery and Anton Nienaber.
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Fred C. Niemeyer
Covington
Bethel
Independence
James R. Tarvin
Joseph Ruh
Henry Ulefeld
John Corsel
Michael Messenschlacer
Charles Avery
Anton Nienaber
Men of affairs and rail executive moves noted
Superintendent John Clark leaves for Washington to attend a mail chiefs conference and returns next week. Assistant Superintendent Rich mond Harris leads local operations. Judge Joseph B. Kelley to give memorial address at Mason Odd Fellows. T James Brokaw tours Indiana grocers for GE Coyle in new chain drive. George P. Coyle of Barrett Chemical visits Covington area. Richard L. Murphy markets Southern Railroad interests in South Georgia. P M Ripley resigns. G W Feakins appointed assistant to T M Schumacher El Paso & Southwestern. J W Shultz elevated to Mt Carmel Illinois post. Murray Hubbard, newly named southern railway tax chief, meets Atlanta officials. James W Flannery notes good hh crop prospects along Georgia Southern & Florida rail zone.
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John Clark
Railway Mail
Washington, D. C
Richmond Harris
Joseph B. Kelley
Odd Fellows
Mason, O
T. James Brokaw
Economy Grocery Stores Company
Indiana
George P. Coyle
Barrett Chemical Company
New York City
Covington (Ky
Richard L. Murphy
Southern Railroad System
South Georgia
P. M. Ripley
T. M. Schumacher
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company
G. W. Feakins
Murray R. Hubbard
Ft. Thomas
All Southern Railway Lines
Atlanta
James W. Flannery
Georgia Southern & Florida Set
Boy Killed by Auto at Twelfth and Race Streets
Charles Nitache aged 12 of 1060 Linn Street was killed Wednesday night when run over at Twelfth and Race by an automobile owned by Mrs. James Gilligan and driven by Harry Owens. The boy reportedly darted from behind another car into Owens path. the incident was deemed unavoidable.
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Charles Nitache
Linn Street
Twelfth
Race Streets
James Gilligan
West Eighth Street
Harry Owens
Owens
Dazed Woman Found by Officers Near Spring Grove and Colerain
A well dressed woman, found dazed by Sergeant Fricke and Patrolman von Dohre at Spring Grove and Colerain avenues, was taken to the hospital where dementia was diagnosed. Hospital search uncovered $350 in money and two gold watches. one with diamonds. Authorities seek her relatives. she identifies as Emma Schute, 50, unable to recall her home.
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Fricke
von Dohre
Spring Grove
Colerain
Emma Schute
New and Wonderful Hair Removing Secret Revealed
An advertisement proclaims a home method named phelactine to remove hair and roots. It promises quick, safe use without electrolysis, depilatories, or shaving, with a refund if not satisfied. The product claims odorless, non irritant formula and immediate root removal observed in use.
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Government Place
Ohio
Yankee
Sam
Dewey
Manila
Schley
Sampson
Santiago
Adele Garrison
Charles Robert Gordon Spencer
Margaret Spencer
Graham
Mr. Gordon
West End
Maxwell's Seminary
Corner of
Seventh and
Mound
Samuel
Leonard Keene Hirshberg
Johns Hopkins University
Kenton County
Cox
Miss Bary Heroine
May Manton
Covington Notes
Plan Commission House
Kenton Circuit Court
Wurlitzer
East Fourth St
C.T
Trish 10-In
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Johnny
Outfit NO. XI
Rudolph Wurlitzer Co
East Fourth Street
Newport Notes
Neal
Maple Ave
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Main St
Euclid Ave
Winebiddle
Woodward
Motion Picture Houses
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Little Mary Sunshine
Fannie Ward
J. W. Shultz
Delhi
Mt. Carmel
Illinois
WM. Farnum
the Nigger
Gail Kane
Serpent’s Tooth
Alham Bra
Frank Keenan
Clifton Theater
Geo. Beban
Orpheum
Carmel "Myers
Might and the Man
Paramount Pictograph
Keystone Comedy
Nordland Plaza
Corryville
Margaret Illington
American News
Chine
General Hospital
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