General Corbin on China in St. Louis interview
General Corbin arrived in St. Louis and stated there is no prospect of war with China. He said there is no broad hostility to Americans among the Chinese government or people and that China will always offer a market for U.S. foodstuffs. He noted anti-foreign feeling exists but is directed at foreigners in general, not specifically at Americans, and linked it partly to missionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
China
St. Louis
America
Japan
Celestial Empire
Philippines
Sleep Regimen and Dr Miles Nervine Endorsement
A health ad stresses regular sleep as essential for nerve repair and overall well being. It touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for restlessness, nerve fatigue, headaches, and indigestion, with testimonials and a money back guarantee from Miles Magical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Mile
BF. F. Gilapertsod
Berglan Ave
Belvidere
Ils
Miles Magical § Co
Elkhart
Ind
Chalfants News Highlights Local Visits and Club Programs
County town notes recount visits by Wm Siegrist and Col M V Raley, church talk by Rev Jones on Mis-spent Life, new probationers and two baptisms. Community groups discuss Japan programs, Southern writers, and Booker T Washington as Estella Hughes hosts the Twentieth Century Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakatomika
Col
M. V. Raley
Jacksonville
Fla
Cleveland
J. P. Smith
Wood Nash
Minneapolis
West Carlisle
W. O. Wiggins
Lancaster
Ohio
F. C. Welling
Zanesville
Lois Esther
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Minnie Stump
Booker T. Washington
South
Milla Magruder
Dunbar
Old Kentucky
Ethel Hoover
Etta Welling
Roosevelt
Estella Tinghes
Hazel Hoover
Ruth Magruder
Rev. Powell
Hanover
Masonic Hall
Mr. Powell
South America
Cooperdale and Tunnel Hill Local Notes March News
Cooperdale residents visit Coshocton for the Dickerson trial and social events. Nearby Tunnel Hill reports a birthday surprise party with friends gathering at Abe Anelish's home and plans to move to Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperdale
Judith Preston
Satuday
Coshocton
J. M. Turner
C. J. Tuff
Sadie Dickerson
H. Nicholas
Atv
R. L. Sharpless
Tunnel Hill
Gertie Wright
Hare Baker
Columbus
Ohio National Guards
Mary Cooper
Zanesville
B. L. Alverson
Coshouton
Charlier Thompson
Millersburg
Mickerson
Daniel Wricht
Alice Dickerson
Daniel Johnson
T. &. Steffee
Sallie Loge
Newark
Dickerson
Dora Kanavel
Nellie
George Foster
New Guilford
J. T. Thompson
Rosear
Malonia Dickey
Ash Obryon
Pittsburg
Abe Anelish
Mirs Martin Reed
Willian Smideleton
John Kirke
Scott Wright
T. W. Johnston
Ash Oleven
Frank Price
Guy Lowery
Moeere Grace
Mike Wable
Estella Wabel
Ottin Wright
Fern Grae
Willy Kirker
Martha Richcreek
Cla‘ton Price
Cley Lowers
Edwin Red
Ward Grace
Gana Lewisville Church Converts Market Report
March meeting at the M and church closed with forty eight converts. Charles Bessi and family moved back from Conesville last week. Ethel Sinden improving. Mrs Leander Fortune ill with pneumonia. Wilhelm leaves for Indiana for the summer. Eugene Tronderson and wife visited Cosheeton Crignils. Olive Shenneman ill. Aary Kuhn moving from Gribble farm to W R Hoyd near Keene. Daniel Shenneman plans to plaster new house. Mrs Jesse Reamer not improving. Mrs Eaward Thompson rheumatic. Dickerson trial draws crowds despite bad roads.
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Gana
Lewisville
Charles Bessi
Conesville
Ethel Sinden
Leander Fortune
Wm. Wilhelm
Indiana
Eugene Tronderson
Cosheeton Crignils
Olive Shenneman
Aaery Kuhn
Gribble
W. R. Hoyd
Keene
Daniel Shenneman
Jesse Reamer
Eaward Thompson
Dickerson
Plainfield and New Bedford Community Notices
Plainfield reports multiple farm transfers scheduled for April first including G. B. Rook purchasing a deceased farmer’s property for 3000 and Robinson buying the Abbot farm for 6000. Local residents ill or moving, Howard Phillips trading his farm for a hotel and plans to move. visits and sickness noted at New Bedford with several family updates and remarks on winter conditions. The Age notes embossed cards available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Misa Nancy Workman
Frank Craumer
Cosheston
Neva Sunderland
G. BR. Cook
Bank
Robinson
G. Abbot
Sane McAvister
Fife
Three Dead in Jamestown Building Collapse
In Jamestown Indiana March nine men gathered in a grocery when the adjacent Odd Fellows building under repair collapsed killing Summer Dewis George Scott and Charles Hedge and injuring five others. The incident halted traffic and prompted an investigation into the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Tall
Summer Dewis
George Scott
Charles Hedge
William Mirched, Jr
Abney
Joseph Jackson
Intius
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Health for Mother and Child
The advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion as a reliable nourishment for both mother and baby. It argues that pregnancy and mothering require strong internal health and that exhausted or overworked women may lack it, making the product a beneficial daily aid.
Wire Fence Factory Planned North of County Line
A new wire fence plant is planned on the Panhandle tracks in Coshocton near Twelfth street and Arthur avenue. John D. Kissner of West Lafayette and the Powelson heirs own the land, with a cement basement and three brick stone cement floors planned. Construction to begin by May 1, possible access via Arthur avenue, and stockholders expect wholesale prices while public market price remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Twelfth Street
Arthur Avenue
John D. Kissner
West Lafayette
Powelson
Pennsylvania Company
Isom
Coshocton
Mayor Nominee for Kansas City Platform Supports Municipal Utilities
For Mayor of Kansas City Kansas City Mo March 15 Robert LL Gregors a wholesale grocer was nominated for mayor at the city Democratic convention. The platform advocates municipal ownership of all guiding utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Robert LL Gregors
Nomi
Onremtien
Gudiie
Tonsiline Promoted As Quick Sore Throat Cure
An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as a fast remedy for sore throat claiming it prevents tonsillitis quinsy croup and diphtheria. It emphasizes ease of use and family safety with a price and limited product details.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
W. L. Douglas
Foster & Strome
J. Ll. Rue
R. H. Mills
L. E. Baughman
E. W. Adams
Gee
T. H.wheeler
L. P. Gallagher
P. McGinnis
Marshall
A. P. Stewart D
G. Whittemore
M. T. Moorehead
John Hesket
P. C.shipps
Jas. Scott
Litten
H. M. Owing
E Teehee KS
R. M. Temple
Dr E
McDonald
Maia
Geidel Building
Tharge
Fremont, O
Emeline Myers
A- C. Reynolds
Bowling Green
Fremont
Chalfants
Linton Mills
John Robinson
Birds Run
Charles Harbort
Martha
Lydia Culbertson
Newcomerstown
Altha Carr
Lucy Clemens
Lambert Amstott
John Henderson
Marlatt’s Run
Bessie Lawrence
John Welker
Charles Harbold
David Phillabama
Evansboure
Peter Hamersley
Coshoct
Orville Bowman
Snellsburg
John Ross
Terrence of
Otseso
Sarah
L. C. Welker
Phoebe Harbold
Adams Jp
Fresno
Mae Haynes
West Bedford
U. P
Charley Deeds
McCrea
Amity Church
Garges
Savannah
Alex Adams
Everett Boyd
Mildred
Marion
Mabel Bell
Tranway
Prof
Mastin
Bakersville
Mabel Park
Alice Henderson
Cambridge Road
Joseph Deeds
Canal Dovner
Nelson Murphy
Frans Caton
Harry Caton
Ashberry Norman
Charles Henderson
Ark Deeds
J. A. Huff
Bob Myser
Dora
Citizens’ Co
Tanny Tinley
Warsaw
Corena Daugherty
Mike Leavengood
Uruk Thomas
Deibel Vs Hood
Squire Geese
Isleta
Isteta
Black
Mroo
WW. Gualbertson
Fred Underhill
John Tufford
John Stewart
Culbertson Waggoner
David Angle
Smith Brown
Canal Lewisville
Neice
John Sawyer
Dan Johns
McCune
Canal Lewisille
New Bedford
Jon Baker
Mary
Pearl Welling
Jemina Wellin
Guerdser County
Elijah Welling
Delet
Sehanweeker
Albert Batder
Vic
Balder
Galveston
Tex
Shumaker
Jefferson City
Marehi
W. C. Mershall
Supreme Court
Govern
Folk
O. Mah
Boston
Mass
Hamson Dilbling
Euclid Avenue
Amsailor
Cleseland
Tain
Staten
Nancy
France
Trafic
Cha
Saki Scott
Scott
Cty Umm
Powelses Lane
Bottoms
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