The Hub Store promotes spring suits and union made wear
The Hub in Coshocton Ohio offers a large Spring line by Stein Bloch Co and Vitals Brand with stylish fit and finish. Prices claim to be lower than competitors. Union Made Newberg and Sweet Orr gear carried. Mothers urged to shop boys lines. Money back on demand.
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Hub
Stein, Bloch & Co
Vitals
Coshecton County
Union
Newberg
Sweet
Orr & Co’s
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Funeral of Mr. Hay Ends Quietly at Home
Funeral services for Houston Hay were held Friday afternoon at his residence with many friends attending. A choir and soloist performed as Rev. Dr. Toland delivered a reflective address on memory and legacy. The deceased was described as a neighbor and pioneer businessman whose life blended firmness with kindness and public spirit, leaving a lasting landmark in the city. Attending out of town were Frank Bostwick of Baltimore and others from Columbus, Newark, and Conneaut, with telegram delays preventing Houston Bostwick of Texas from arriving.
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Houston Hay
Emma Lynch
Mary McGovern
Robert Boyd
James Lear
Lynch
Dr. Toland
Grace M. E. Church
Tan
San
Father
Gran
Feayves
Pressron
Aves
Hay
Heaven
Earth
Limi
Cesirocion Lode
Odd Pellews
Frank Bostwick
Baltamore
A. C. Staver
Chicas
C.D. Firestone
Columbus
John M. Thomas
FW. C Bostwick
Newark
Robert Hay
Joseph Taft
Alexander Har
Robert
Elizabeth Way
New
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Houston
Bostwick
Pwukhos
Texas
Becomes a Marine from Mound Resident L E Babcock Enlists
L E Babcock, a well known young man from Mound, enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at Cleveland on Monday. He will likely be sent to the Atlantic coast in the coming days as marines are being filled rapidly by the government.
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L. E. Babcock
Mound
Cited States Marine Corps
Cleveland
Atlantic
Uncle Sam
Wasted Joke Scare Ends With Silly Nightfall Prank
A Cleveland Plain Dealer tale recounts Jim Prant attempting a hard scare on his wife by pranking with a bundled pile of old newspapers placed by the window. He opens the sash, then feigns fear as he hides. The plan backfires when she wakes, calls it a bake oven, and he ends up sneaking back to bed as she jokes about his nightshirt spectacle.
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Attait Developments
Jim
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Types of Gur Ane Gently Spolen
A string of brief quips and line snippets from Chicago Record and Philadelphia Press feature gossip style exchanges about clerks, impressions, and a brisk joke about a girl named Blinkersdorf. The items depict social chatter and light humor from early newspaper chatter.
Doctor Diagnoses Grip Based on Love Disappointment Question
A Chicago Tribune style tease reports a doctor asking whether a daughter's love disappointment exists to determine the cause of her illness. The exchange ends with the physician stating the daughter has the grip, implying illness linked to emotional distress.
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Chicago
Exercising pugilist questions in Washington Star
The Washington Star quotes a reader asking what a famous boxer is doing now and how he trains. The exchange plays on rumors and curiosity about the pugilist’s current routine and equipment.
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Washington Star
Four Feminine Exception Quote Reflections
A fragmentary quotation from the Chicago Record contrasts ignorance as bliss with a craving to learn of others. The speaker laments the frustration of not uncovering information about people, implying personal stress or obsession.
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Chicago
Comic Sketchers and a Dollar Demand in Excerpt
A fragment hints at humorous sketches and the line Old fellow, lend me a dolar. The text mentions a ship entering the Lesser Antilles and a captain demanding Puert your helm with a casual formality. The Chicago Tribune is cited in parts of the excerpt.
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Chicago Tribune
Loynitz
Antiles
Mlcw
Puert Vour
Fragmented Bizarre Note From Obscure Publication
A garbled single paragraph references The New Yorker Sleepy old town Philadelphia and The Trail of the Beer. It mentions intense drug effects lasting 37 hours and an apparent ancestor’s action during a volition, with scattered words like Cleveland Pilar Dealer and Ruaher kepje.
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New Yorker
Old Town
Philadelpha
Toeur
Tadanapolis Press
Cleveland Pilar
Different Points of View Morbidly Humorous Exchange
A brief squabble over a bonnet unfolds as Mr Growells questions a new purchase while Mrs Growells cites neighbor opinions. The neighbors mock the bonnet as ancient and decrepit in a short Chicago News item.
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Mr. Growells
Four Run on the Banks of Tugota
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Buller arrests attention with a sly quip about his idle moments. He reportedly funds a joke by cashing checks on the Tugota banks, illustrating a satirical take on bank dealings and financial amusement.
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Buller
Tugota
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Difference of Wit and Humor Quip Recounts
A fragmentary quotation exchange from the Chicago Record contrasts wit and humor with lines about laughing or anger. The dialogue touches on singing, music, and theSpeaker noting absence of hearing a final song in a terse, literary note.
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Chicago Record
Silks and laces on sale with varied silks and curtains
Silk waists dresses and trimming in gros grains taffetas and fancy weaves plus wash silks from 50¢ to 73c Lace curtains feature extreme novelties and staple pieces for home decor.
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Pries
MR. Hay
Gur
Smith
Jones
Tess
Jess
Clev
Philadelphia Press
Blinkersdorf
Casere Gesellschaft
Onal
Boston
J. E. Glass
Dic
Tor
Crawford
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