Aaron Jones Elected Master of National Grange
Aaron Jones succeeds Col. J H Brigham as master of the National Grange amid a heated local scene. The piece critiques printing costs at the trustee’s office and questions Times and Herald positions on fiscal matters, noting Treasury actions on Cuba neutrality and enforcement efforts. Baby Aimes performs at the Baptist church with Manhattan Mandolin Club providing selections to an enthusiastic audience.
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Baby 4 Mires
the Baptist Church
Solemn Greensburg Wedding Unites Hamilton and Roland Family
The Presbyterian Church in Greensburg hosted the wedding of Florine Hamilton daughter of Brutus Hamilton and Elmer E. Roland formerly of Columbus. The ceremony was led by Rev. J W Parker with a large gathering of relatives and friends. The reception followed at the bride’s home with elaborate white and green decor and gifts.
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Florine Hamilton
Brutus Hamilton
That City
Elmer E. Roland
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Parker
Vanden Ende
Stella Riddell
Brazil
Vanden Ends
Sadie Hamilton
B. Kendrick
Bicola Pills Promoted For Nervous Blood Troubles
An old advertisement claims Bicola Pills cure nervous and blood troubles, improve heart and lung function, and supply pure blood to brain and spine. It assertively targets females and infants, touting Turners Little Liver Pills for liver relief, sold by Hauser & Parker.
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Ness
Wright
Gro H Cummins Ad Promises Savings on Books and Gifts
An advertisement touts savings on books albums dolls and Christmas novelties at Gro H Cummins promising a lien of pow good value and money saved for shoppers seeking seasonal items and gifts.
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Gro
H. Cummins
The Country Editor and Local News Tidbits
A mix of editorial reflections on gossip in small towns and scattered local notes. Mentions editors bearing community secrets, J. F. Matson visiting the city, and a well at the fire department. Also reports figures on civil service reform lobbying and sugar grinding in Cuba, finishing with a Buckwheat flour solicitation.
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Washington
Cuba
Allen Farmer Teases Mill to Run as Usual At Feed Mill
A terse message from Allen Farmer assures that the feed mill will operate normally and invites customers to bring in their orders, countering rumors and urging steady business.
Woman's Auxiliary to Meet Tomorrow at 2:30 PM
Woman's Auxiliary meeting announced for association parlors tomorrow at 2 30 PM with a call for full attendance as important matters will be discussed. Also notes travel excursion details and local business notices including buckwheat flour advertisement and Clifty township trustee Henry Mier.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Association
Pittsburg Coal the Genuine Simon Pure Article
A fragmented opinion piece quotes J A George on public duty and government, stressing tax payment and citizen focus on business while government restrains riots burglars and incendiarism. It notes Hawaiian treaty supporters fear Senate doubts a two thirds majority. It warns grain traders charging over sixty eight pounds a bushel face fines up to twenty five dollars.
Household Tips From Old Cookery Column
A fragment from a New York Sun column offers practical kitchen hints. It covers bread crust trimming after baking, keeping peppers by wrapping, testing custards to avoid soggy results, making horseradish lemon sauce for cold meats, preserving flavor, and cleaning stove glass with vinegar and water.
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High Born Dames Carry Their Beds on Travels
The article notes that many great ladies travel with beds, bedding, blankets, and a mackintosh sheet. Queen and Grand Duke Paul of Eissia are cited, with royal tapissiers coordinating packing and transport, ensuring bedding moves swiftly between Windsor and other palaces.
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Eissia
Windsor
Packer
Explosives Industry in Britain Sees High Casualties
More than 10,000 people work in explosives manufacture in Great Britain. Last year 40 workers were killed and 167 injured in accidents.
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