Teachers Institute Week Three Highlights At Toledo
The third week of the Teachers Institute continued Friday with strong attendance and strong interest. Dr W K Sheddan lectured on room hygiene and the session was enjoyed by the class. New teachers from Williamson county joined the program as the fourth week opened with 9 o'clock sessions. Professors Page London Lawson and others led classes in spelling geography writing and mathematics with practical demonstrations. A Toledo notary public swore to an affidavit declaring Hall’s Catarrh Cure and its promoters offer a reward for any case cured by other methods.
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W. K. Sheddan
Peabody Institute
Seasion
Williamson County
Mesari
G. W. King
J. L. Hutcherson
Sampley
Page
London
Coll
Lawson
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas Coun Prask J. Cheney
FP. J. Cropey & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cressy
Night drama in parlor as voices fade and meter ticks
In a tense late scene the gas meter ticks steadily while muffled voices echo in the parlor. A man asks Phyllis if the morning paper has arrived as a Daily Bugle clerk jokes about balding the farm for a crucial decision, leaving the old paper pondering arrangements.
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Daily Bugle
Colorado Springs Gazette
Remarkable Confederate Officer Roster and Lodge Installations
A historical notice recounts the lives of officers from Company 1, 9th Battalion of the Southern Confederacy, led by Jas H Akin with promotions and battle injuries noted. It also reports the Fri night installation of officers for the Phineas Lode lodge and records the lodge’s growing membership, plus an advertisement for Arnica Salve and related remedies.
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Oan
Jas
H Akin
Confederacy
Mira
A.B. Bitle
Maj Akinan
Leats
A.A. Kennedy
Jack Pugh
J. J. Patton
GO Kirk
Jel Corey
Capt. Bitte
Liewt. Curry
How Kansas Farmers Do Harvest Demand Tales
Vieasborg Herald reports fierce harvest demand in Kansas. A band of farmers halted a train of emigrants at Burlingame after a clash, injuring several, and forced thirty men to work at a wage of 100 a day. wheat yields are large and surplus prompts a short sale of fifty or hundred bundles at reduced prices.
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Vieasborg Herald
Kansas
Burlingame Wilt
Herald
W.J. Oakers
J. Oakes
N. Main St
Columbia
Teun
Lightning Strikes Home Near Columbia Injuring Mrs Cooper
Lightning struck the Bear Creek residence of Mr B Cooper near Columbia last week. The bolt tore clothing and knocked Mrs Cooper unconscious while she sat nearby. Mr Cooper, a distance away, was shocked but unhurt.
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Mr. B. Cooper
Columbia
Bear Creek
Mr. Cooper
The Lay of the Hen and Odd Verses of South Life
A composite fragment listing rustic verses about the American hen and farm life, interspersed with satirical lines on manners and a brief note about Fourth of July buggies. It references Maud, May, corn, and rural scenes alongside a joke about mortgages and a weather-drenched observation from Tullahoma.
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Maud
Weather contrasts and liquor license vote spark debate
Washington reports cooler conditions across most of the nation except the Ohio Valley and lake region. meanwhile heat persists west of the Mississippi due to a Northwest low. A Nashville letter argues against liquor licenses, citing harm to boys, as Cheatham County officials vote 29 to 1 to sustain an $80,000 measure.
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Washington
Ohio
Val.ley and
Lake Region
Missisippi
Nashville
Teco
Nashville & Clarksville Railroad Today
Cheatham County
Oxford March Parade Presents New Footwear Display
On Parade the Oxford March is played as a vivid display showcases ladies footwear. The feature highlights up-to-date Oxfords and strap slippers in many styles from heavy soles and military heels for street wear to light soles and high French heels for dress wear. Prices start at 41 a pair and 3.50.
Strap Sandals Showcases 1 3 Strap Styles and Prices
Sandals have ancient roots and many variations but share a primitive sole and straps. The Artist line features Patent Kin sandals with 2 or 3 straps and trench heels, and Fine Glove Kid with 2 or 3 straps and French heels beads trim. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.00.
Post-Mortem Praise From a Grieving Lighter Note
A speaker laments the futility of post mortem praise as people gossip to bolster memory after death. He urges honesty and declares such praise worthless to the living. The piece blends a grave meditation with an ad for Cascarets candy.
The Land of Dreams by Joseph W Hamphrt
Poem fragment praising a mythical land of peace and light. Mentions spring of life in the heart, leaves of light, watered sod, and God’s smile on the land. Appeals to love, faith, and noble deeds, merging fancy with hope for a divine future.
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Watts
Joseph W. Hamphrt
Sanctum Sentiments Narrates Summer Nashville Route
The note describes Nashville as a summer resort with a lively route featuring more horsepower, jubilation, and pressure around the square lock. It mentions a pass to the city in Tennessee and hints at an appeal.
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Nashville
Banquet at Maury Lodge Delights Mt Blencant Citizens
Special to the Herald Mt Blencant July 4 Maury Lodge banquet tied to Thegeam Hall drew about 130 members wives sweethearts and guests with a string band music and decorated halls The speeches by Heys L Z Padgett and John Dexter highlighted the event. Quick Work Might Solve It A mother asks a boy about supporting a family after a father dies The boy humorously questions whether the house or food can sustain them Nelson Burk fined 5 for rocks Ninian Evans and Charley Goad 5 each for drunkenness and disorderly conduct other cases postponed Dispensary to govern liquor traffic for two years raises hopes for enforcement.
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Mt. Blencant
Maury Lodge
Uvthins
Thin City
Oceano
Heys
L. Z. Padgett
John ©. Dexter
Do Not Make Wrinkles Deeper for Aging Parents
Poem-like piece urges youth to honor and protect aging parents, avoid causing sorrow, and remain tender caretakers. Includes scattered notices of local events and licenses. The readable lines emphasize peace, filial duty, and the risk of grief from neglect. Some lines mention Aug dates and place names, reflecting a newspaper page mix.
Train Collision Wrecks Coach Near Here Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Pa July 7 The Baltimore and Ohio accommodation train from Connellsville crashed into an engine on a siding near Here Prislay nicht causing a wreck. Many passengers were injured though none fatally. Seriously hurt were Mrs Victor Woodward Lancaster and Engineer Ridenour. Passenger Sarnel Fish Lowell Mass suffered burns and cuts after leaping from the engine. Open switch caused the accident.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Connellsville
Here
Prislay
Victor Woodward
Lancaster
Mnett
Ridenour
Sarnel Fish
Lowell
Mass
Attack by Three Bears Near Albuquerque Claims Life
A sheepherder Suferine Jaramillo was attacked by a large bear while guiding a flock between Cebellitta and Ojo Francisco about 33 miles northwest of Albuquerque. He suffered severe head and body injuries and died en route to Los Duranes.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Cebellitta
Ojo San Francisco
Suferine Jaramillo
Los Duranes
California Ranch Tragedy: Titman Kills Wife Then Drowns
Peter Titman killed his wife on a California ranch near Riverside and then attempted suicide. The husband was found dead in a ditch near the burned dwelling, and his wife lay nearby. After two failed throat cuts he drowned himself in a water box, ending a cruel act.
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Eisigare
Peeter
Titman Aml
Voeldener
Mie Shall
DROWNED IN ST CROIX RIVER NEAR RUSH CITY
A five person party crossing the St Croix river near Rush City saw their boat capsize Friday evening. Norris attempted to save Mrs Pst but both were pulled under and drowned. Annie ust and Osrar Norris were among the victims. The report also mentions a protest by Dr Leys and a Toledo theft case involving Gey Monett.
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Minn
Joely
Annie Ust
St. Veal
Osrar Norris
Independence
Kas
Evenue
St Croix
Rush City
Norris
Pst
Dee Leyds
London
Dr. Leys
Brussels
Vewt
Continental
United States
Britain
Leer
Lenn Hince
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