Atwood the Star Aviator Hits Early Flight Milestones
Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood undertakes a series of pioneering flights from New London to New York and Washington, reaching 1700 feet and logging legs of 108 to 148 miles. He passes trials for the Jaguar pilot’s license, endures a bumpy engine, and earns a gold Aero Club of America medal after a July 14 overflight of the White House grounds.
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Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Minouri
Atlantic
Jnot
Spectatora
Thames River
New London
Salanina
Maw
Tumo
Atwood
Goyer Hort Island
Auto Club of
Ameren
Q. 8
Madden
Army
Mw Liberty
John
Bickid
Atwood Dogan
Aero Club Hulen
Atlantic City
Mywood
Youke Park
Ile
Atyrood
Pam Atwood
Tomeron K. Tramltan
Atruick
Wis
Huenitton
Washington
Homton
Baltimore
Americatt
College Pook
Washington Monument
College Park
White House
Prudent Taft
Cirt Ex Coutive
Aero Club of America
Bt Lowla
Yin
Springfield
Chicago
Buffalo
Byracum Albany
New Nori
Saved daughter’s life by toning blood with Harosia
A distraught parent recalls a pale frail daughter saved by Thompson’s Harosia and Barosma after school illness and kidney and urinary troubles. The ad claims rapid strength, restored vigor, and cure of bed wetting with tonics, urging buyers to use the products.
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Thompson
Thomnoxon
Aten & Co
Thomas
Downey Aell Thommmon
Courtly Masked Burglar Holds Up Walter at Cleveland Restau rant
A disrupted Cleveland scene reports a masked burglar robbing Walter, threatening guests including Lila Colvin, demanding the register and money before escaping. The attack targeted young women and men during a supper at Growded Restaurant with a revolver pointed at Walter’s face as he guarded the entrance.
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Walter
Cleveland
Charles Deynan
Joe Atmirant
al Colven
Colven
Battered Husband and Wife Battle Over Pet Center Incident
Pittsburg news reports a domestic quarrel ending with Mrs. Ochwl striking her husband with a heavy pitcher and shattering his leg. Police arrived after the clash at Bratock home as the couple’s fight led to hospitalization for the man and injuries to the woman.
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Pittsburg
Charles
Bratock
Alia
Elise
Ochwl
Anon
Gehal
Hood
Octal
Maud in Motion at Local Trolley Stop
A mule named Maud owned by BE Frick delays a trolley run in Hellefontaine Ohio. The animal refused to move from the track for about an hour, frustrating the motorman and Frick. A farmer reportedly coaxed the mule back to the rails, allowing service to resume.
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Hellefontaine
Maya
Frick
Pausonenes
Mosquito Likely Saves Pedestrian in Sharon
In Sharon Pennsylvania on Avenue 3 a pedestrian named John Mahoney narrowly escaped injury when a hammer dropped from a construction site. A mosquito apparently startled Mahoney, prompting a backward jerk of the head that deflected the hammer’s path and spared a serious blow to the face.
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Morquito
Pedastrain
Sharon
John Mahoney
Mahoney
Workan
Ba Mahoney
Lighting Company Offers New Household Conveniences In Carry
Inaugurated by the Lighting Company the new day brings ready comfort with readily available installations and demonstrations. The firm announces stock including split steel pulleys hangers belting shading couplings cement plaster structural steel reinforcing steel wheel barrows electric lamps wire locks switches fuses tape batteries gas engines concrete mixers.
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Maken
Doubt Disappears Doan's Kidney Pills Report
Mrs A O Gillett of Cuton City Pennsyl claims kidney pain and backache vanished after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls trying other remedies without relief and says the cure was permanent after two years. She endorses the product for kidney complaints and notes Buffalo agents.
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Gillett
Cuton City
Paenya
Dean
Mra Gillett
Doan
Death Toll 19 in Charleston Amid Storm's Aftermath
Charleston, Aug 10 A hurricane raged off the coast causing extensive damage and a death toll of 19 in Charleston city with property losses exceeding 1 million dollars. The Clyde liner Apache faced peril, passengers reported revolver-armed stokers on deck, and relief followed its return to port. Cotton crops suffered, Isle of Palms visitors recounted a terror-filled night as tides rose and winds roared.
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Charleston Harbor
Point of
Savannah
Charleston
Apache Wade
Harleeton
Ben
Gotton
Port Royal
Beaufort
Isle of Palms
Robber with revolver flees from store in Sharon
Two Sharon residents, Jane Tokhir and her husband School Director Splexer, confronted a man wielding a revolver who entered the More of Joseph Heroel at 30 Sharon Ave. He threatened to kill Mrs Hessel, shoved her into another room, then locked the door and escaped as Fegee and her husband reacted.
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Sharon
Joseph Heroel
South Sharon
Jane Tokhir
Hessel
Girl bitten by rat dies in Camden home tragedy
Ruth Jones six months old, daughter of Charles Jones, is believed to be dying from a rat bite. The child awoke her parents at 3 am when bitten on the left hand. a punctured artery and severe infection threaten her recovery. A physician says death is likely.
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Camden
N. J. Ang
Ruth Jones
Charles Jones
Physselius
Market Report From New York Buffalo Fruits and Livestock Prices
Market report dated Aug 29 lists futures and spot prices across commodities. Wheat No 2 red, corn No 3, oats standard, butter creamery specials, hogs freshly gathered extras, potatoes Long Island and Southern varieties, flour blends, eggs, potatoes and beef and lamb figures from East Buffalo and Buffalo Provision Market. Notable items include Hogs at 7.00 to 7.05, cattle trailing around 1 106, veal ranges 8.85 to 9.50, spring lambs 6.75 to 7.00, and various butter prices, with discrepancies due to regional markets.
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New York
Long Island
Ney
Southern
Buffalo
Sula
East Buffalo
Sholke Holfers
Expor
Pga
Flour Flour Weave Ad Offers Allvor Leat Flour Sweek
Local ad markets Allvor Leat Flour at $2.60 per wack with refund option if purchase fails. Lyons and Merrar listed as sellers or distributors in Corry.
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Corry
Maliatuours
Lyons
Merrar
Savannah Reels From Storm After Two Day Silence
Savannah reports heavy property loss estimated around 200000 dollars with no lives lost. Debris lines streets as cleanup begins. The Merchant ship Lexington ran aground off Hunting Island near Charleston after storms, passengers rescued by revenue cutter Yamnoraw while crew stayed aboard.
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Savannah
Savannah Coast
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Savanah
Philadelphia
Huntingsland
South Carolina
Kilsto River
Lexington
Yamnoraw
Charleston
Bartlett Freshman Ex-Congressman Begins Nevada Study
Ex congressman George A. Bartlett, aged forty one, begins study at University of Nevada. He will major in chemistry, metallurgy, and mining, attending four hours daily, and will not play football. Bartlett is a leading figure in Nevada politics and potential gubernatorial candidate in 1914. Meanwhile, a rumor from Deraanton, Pa says J J Neuman Lumber Co. may purchase a local timber property, a claim denied by Neuman, with option expiring December 1.
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University of Neveds
George A. Bartlett
Congress
Tohn
Culveralty
Nevada
Bartlett
Deranton
J. J. Neuman Tarmber Company
Thin
Elt
United States Timber Company
Tng
MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets Promised Cure Ad
A testimonial-style ad from N. F. Amgs & Co. touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach fermentation. It claims relief from belching heartburn and heavy feeling, with a customer praising immediate benefit after using MI- DNA, pricing 50 cents a box and a sale pitch to doctors.
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N. F. Amgs & Co
Oster
Cory
Arthur Sederquest
Nichole
Wakefield
Mass
N. F. Amen & Co
Corry Ice Ad Claims Pure Water Origin
An advertising notice from CORRY ICE CO promotes Corry ice as absolutely pure, made from well water, distilled and filtered. It promises cleanliness, long-lasting ice, no odor, lower cost, and delivery options by year, season, or 1000 pounds, asserting local production in Corry.
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Cauitary Mann
Seabon
Corry
Canonsburg Funeral As Lightning Strikes Morgan Opera House Victims
Seventeen Morgan Opera House disaster victims were buried as a thunderstorm toppled trees and felled mourners in Canonsburg Pennsylvania. A lightning strike knocked mourners to the ground and toppled the hearse setting the casket in the grave as high winds roared through the procession. Witnesses described the day as the town’s most dismal in memory.
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Jome
Canonsburg
Iun
Morgan Opera House
Stephen Mustowics
Canonsbor
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims cure with constitutional treatment
The advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a positive remedy for catarrh and constitutional diseases. It claims the medicine works through the blood and mucous membranes to destroy disease foundations and build constitution, offering a $100 reward for any unt cured case. It also touts Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Catarril
Andrews
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Tule Hall
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Corin
Chis
Maud
Ingersoll -Trentorependace Watched
Ingersolltenton
J. R. Graves
West Main St
C. R. Rogers & Co., Inc. Engineers & Contractors
Fiat
Recreation Park
Columbus
Labor Day
Fage
Market Report
Bartlett A
Mit
Corry Garage
First Ave
Bill
G. H. Crippen & Son Coney Fall Co
Eagle 5
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