Owens and Williams Real Estate Ad Promises Easy Ownership
An old classified ad from Owens & Williams offers real estate loans and insurance with low rates and flexible terms. It promotes buying homes or farms without cash upfront and urges readers to contact their offices at Citizens No. 187 and Central No. 188 for loans and investments, emphasizing reliability and prompt service.
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Eyo
Warna Treange
Sarguins
Khisiea
Torez
South
Williams
Columbus real estate ads and a bike contest roundup
A flood of listings along with prices and locations for numerous properties in Columbus appears, including No. 68 through No. 90 with varied parcels, houses, and acreage, many with cash or trade terms. The feature also shows a bicycle contest tally for a local Star prize wheel with candidates and votes.
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Columbus
Broad Easter Suit Display Promises Tailor Made Fit
A local shop describes a new Spring stock of exclusive woolens for Eastertide. It urges customers that ready made suits are inappropriate and asserts only a tailor can offer the varied patterns and perfect fit, naming LIENBERGER.
Crossroads Notes and Local Happenings In Brown County
Local update from Beck's Grove Normals with twenty pupils. Prof Taylor and visitors from Columbus. Religious talks at Berk's Grove Christian church, monthly on the first Sunday. Family visits include Tom Moore and Jerry Rudolph, Wesley Rudolph, and Garmicheal. Farmers busy with spring work and finances, neighbors Jay Moore and J F Wagoner trail plow work in Bartholomew County. Mention of Mrs Catherine Moore visiting from Walesboro. community aims to promote Columbus Star paper and local ads for remedies and furniture finishes.
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Tom Moore
Jerry Rudolph
Tom
Wesley Rudolph
George Garmicheal
Garden City Aid
Brown County
Frank Merit
Brown Co
Frank
Tou Brand
Jay Moore
J. F. Wagoner
Bartholomew Co
Catherine Moore
Walesboro
New Bicycle Livery at J. A. Georges 509 Washington
New bicycle livery at J A Georges 509 Washington street offers the Nobby pattern pneumatic seat and bicycle clothing priced from 5 50 to 9 75 per suit. Also notices on remedies and carpet stock. Three auction sales daily for 15 days in G A R building.
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J. A. Georges
Washington’t
George’s
If &Sts
Lunch Stand Serves Hot Coffee All Day At Kinney’s
The Geo Kinney lunch stand offers hot coffee from noon to 2 PM and continues service all night, inviting patrons to drop in for a warm cup.
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Kinney
Geo W. Kinney
Geo. Kinney
Handle Factory Stove Wood Sale Opens on 14th and California
J Arthur Meeks announces new Handle Factory offering stove wood by the cord with delivery citywide. Located on corner of 14th and California, prices described as right.
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14Th
California
J. Arthur Meeks
Unique Inventors Farm in New York Promises Flying Machines
A Frankfort New York farm near Herkimer County markets itself as a singular study in scientific research where balloons are raised and air ships are born. Inventor Carl E. Myore runs the venture, inviting minds with a scientific bent to explore its unusual products and devices in a remote rural setting.
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New York State
Frankfort
Herkimer County
N. Y
Carl E. Myore
The Aeronautic Farm and Its Inventions
An 1890s feature describes a sprawling aeronautics farm with a central modern house and outbuildings housing experiments, fabric coating systems, gas engines, and workshops. It highlights testing slopes for airships and wind machines, plus attic laboratories for models, kites, and propulsion devices.
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Santihe
N. Y. Herald
C. C. C. Promoted As Gentle Health Tonic
An old advertisement touts C. C. C. as a refreshing tonic that aids digestion strengthens the liver and bones and cleanses the system. It claims to dispel colds cure ailments and relieve constipation and biliousness. Boxes priced at 10 25 and 50 cents are sold by druggists with a guarantee of cure.
Edison fluoroscope trial fails to restore sight in Newark test
The Edison laboratory attempted to restore vision using X ray and incandescent light on Jacob Mahrbacher and Otto Kallensee of Newark. Subjects could not describe their sensations clearly, leading Edison to postpone experiments and call for thoroughly intelligent volunteers for future tests.
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Jacob Mahrbacher
Otto Kallensee
Newark
Edison
Orled
Otto Kalleneee
Germany
San Francisco
France
West Orange
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Lephone
Moiare Hose
Cavaalenczs
Hutedina Avenue
MaplaGroz
Venus
Orinoco
St. Oy Batst
Ohio Township
Nortreast
Alea Shelter Act
Aitunier
Erouni
Trianada
Harrison
Burnsville
Sant “Calumbus
Third Street
Big Four
Purcell
East Columbus Wall
Franklinetree
Strow
Justowarth County
Brow Euaty
Clifty Township
Jackson Township
Razair
Callar
Waynanaville
Wilson Street
Wno
Nef
Matern Aed
Lou Stadler
Beens
Ann Tooley
Matthews
Wees
Emma Moore
Jessie McLend
Jane Voris
Hattie May
Kate Rubbottom
Hazel Gysie
Bertha Lay
Tiehiee
Maud Belle
Sadie Leach
Star Oulee
Jt.a. Newton
Washington-st
Stahlhuth
Stahlhuth’s
Niagara Bieyils
Sracifice
White House
Qwens& Williams
Nwaqy
Lienberger
Tan
Beck's G
J. al’ ‘Taylor
David Garloch
Beck’s . Grove
Lay
B. F. Martin
Clays, Ind
Christian Church
Berk’s Grove
Brown
Mabel Philipps
Lockman
Beck’s Grove
The
Star
C. C.C
New York
Neptune
Leverrier
Berlin Observatory
Albany Journal
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Baftist
Hurch Bulletin
London
Tes & Sary
Evangelical
Lycemoest
Lehman’ 'S
Joseph
Stobo
Dunnington
Waxe Calvert
Inston' St
Wallace Redding
Scott's Bakery
Udio
Washington Street
Jie Pi
HH. M. Roles & Bros
Fington
Columpuss
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