Remarkable Cures at Cattle Show Advertised with Money Back Promise
An occluded old advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and Soap from N. F. Ames & Co and Thomas Downey. Claims include immediate relief and permanent cures for eczema piles burns and skin conditions with testimonials. Also notes a fatal apoplexy during a fight watching a Davenport Iowa event and two boys killed by lightning near Cedar Rapids. The cattle show section highlights top exhibitors like F. J. Bradley Spartansburg and G. Ward Youngsville Pa with various herds and prize-winning stock.
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N. FP
Amos & Co
Thomas Powey
Chan
Fay
Townville
Igene McKenzie
Plum
James Lynch
Enterprise
N, B, Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
N. F. Amen, & Co
Thompson
Mellont Co
Titusville
September Daily Oat Price Drive and Stock Clean-Up Plan
September activity centers on oat price movements and a stock clean-up ahead of Beml Annual Inventory in October. The note urges de- vowing a cleanup of leftovers, marking a routine month of preparation and organization.
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Beml
September price blitz on groceries and household goods
Advertises September prices with Pillsbury flour at 77c and 1.53 per sack, Snow Flake flour 65c and 1.20, potatoes 28c peck, onions 31c peck, beans 10c quart, beans 2 for 29c, fancy rice 6c lb, Fairy Soap 95c for six bars, laundry powders 25c, lye 8c can, cider vinegar 2.00 per gallon, spices 1b at 1c, cookies 25c per three pounds, fly papers from 3c to 10c, jar rubbers 4-8c per dozen, jelly glasses 18-26c each dozen, Mason jars 50c per dozen, delivery free on $5+.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury
Royal Seal
New California
Mason's
Swine Exhibit Shows Record Quality This Year
Department says extra effort raised the exhibit beyond any prior year with top exhibitors and leading raisers from Northwestern Pennsylvania participating.
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Pennsylvania
Freak Calf Known as Turtle Cult Tops Odd World News
A sensational calf born April 7, 1911 on A C Woolever’s farm in Austinburg Ohio is billed as the greatest living freak. Described as turtlelike with pug dog features, hair and hide unusual, large eyes, pointy ears and a bullish head, its tongue-like tooth and cleft palate create a startling appearance and feeding method.
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Corry
Lheir
A. C. Woolever
Austinbars
Ohio
Astor-Force wedding expected in Newport today
Reports say Colonel John Jacob Astor and Miss Micheline Force planned to wed in Newport aboard the yacht Noma with Rev KE Straight to perform the ceremony. City clerks declined to confirm license issuance, noting no record yet of a marriage license despite public interest.
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Newport
Coleone
Astor
Miss Royce
New York
K. 1
John Jacob Astor
Mise Micheline
T. Force
Providence
KE. S. Straight
City Clerk Mum on Marriage Applications at Fe Se Ceremony
City Clerk Fullerton declined to confirm whether Colonel Astor and three others had made marriage heats or applications. He said no information could be released until it is on record, and a later question about the ministers present asked if they could marry if the law was complied with.
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Fullerton
Astor
Strange animal growth and unnamed journal ad noted
A fragment describes a small animal with four reach joints, a hard turtle shell like back, and four inch shoulder spread, never stood on feet yet. It mentions a single journal want ad and a license matter involving Astorforce, City Clerk, and a law firm closing arrangements with Mr Straight.
Obliging Pastor to Officiate Astor Force Wedding
Rev Edwin Straight of Providence will marry John Jacob Astor and Miss Made Ine Talmadge Force in Newport. Straight, once pastor of Achireh and a carpenter by trade, has long served as a lay preacher and held pastorship at a Free Baptist Church in Way. The ceremony details reflect longtime clerical ties and local church history.
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Edwin Straight
Providence
Astor Force
R. J
Thin City
Achireh
John Jacob Astor
Newport
Straleht
Pree Baptist
Way
Hardware firm donates gifts at fair exhibition
More than five hundred dollars in gifts from the Barley Mard ware Company will be displayed at the Floral Hall booth during the fair. Representatives will demonstrate new tools and provide information on uses, with factory experts on hand to discuss items from varnishes to blacksmith supplies and a display of up to date biggies. Visitors are urged to see the selection, valued from 26 cent paint cans to $60 ranges, including silverware, stoves, and tools for practical use.
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Cory
Tito
Floral Hol
Barlow Hardware Company
Nervous Dyspepsia Patient Reports Fast Relief
A newspaper reader from Avoca New York recounts severe stomach trouble diagnosed as nervous dyspepsia. After four weeks of doctor prescribed treatment, relief came only after trying Mi O Na tablets on December first. The testimonial claims the next day brought no pain and continues to feel well. The ad touts Mi Ona as the best digestion prescription and notes a money back guarantee and 60 cents per box.
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M. EB
Avoca
N. Y
N. F. Ames & Co
Miona
Buffalo N
Toledo Firm Notarizes Claim of Internal Cure
Ohio officials and Lucas County certify oath for F. J. Cheney & Co claiming Hala Caturrh Cure acts on blood and mucus. The notice invites testimonials and promises free literature. Written by notary public Al W Gleason, Toledo Ohio, with ad copy for doctors and druggists.
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State OF Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tol
AL W. Gleason
Lake Halls
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