Eckert's Auto Service RIP Routes and Fares
From the courthouse a.m. and p.m. departures to Cambridge Nicholas residence Seventh Street Ghestnut Street Culvert and other points. Leaves vary by route with multiple daily times. Fare is six cents each way and tickets at 26 cents sold on car.
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Court House
Cambridge -Street
Nicholas
Sig
Courthouse
Seventh Street
Bank
Lawn Avenue
Leavesourt House
Ghestnut Street
Round Trip Fares West and Southwest for Home Seekers
Round trip fares via Pennsylvania lines offer visits to 40 states and western regions including Idaho Iowa Kansas Montana Nebraska Dakotas Oregon Washington and the south. Stopover privileges allow exploration of business openings with tickets on sale until December 19th. Further details on fares and through time are available from local Pennsylvania agent.
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Spe
Sylvania
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Min
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR Entry About Davies, Agent
Readable fragments show names and figures with the note the afteen days in. For further in. Davies, Agent. The text is garbled, containing numbers like 0.10 13.15 13.16 18.16 13.65 and stray terms. No coherent event or action is clear from the readable portions.
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Davies
Winter Tourist Rates for 1906 Season Announced
The W and L E announces round trip tourist tickets from Oct 16 1905 to Apr 30 1906 to Florida Georgia Mississippi Cuba and Central America and from Nov 1 1905 to Apr 30 1906 to Texas and New Mexico with final return by Jun 1 1906. Havana Cuba tickets expire in six months. Diverse routes west of Chicago or St Louis incur no extra charge. routes between Cincinnati or Louisville and Jacksonville incur small fees. For rates and details contact agent W J Davies.
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Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Cuba
Central America
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Havanna
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Jacksonville
W. J. Davies
Thanksgiving Excursion Fares On Pennsylvania Line
Thanksgiving day special excursion tickets go on sale November 29 and 30 at all ticket stations within 150 miles of the selling point. Tickets are valid for return until December 4 at one and one third fare. Consult Local Ticket Agent for details sulle Pennsylvania lines November 20.
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of Pennsylvania Lines
Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders Promise Health
An advertisement touts Dr. Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders as a cure for a wide range of ailments from indigestion to nervousness. It cites personal testimonial by Margaret Richcreek of Coshocton Ohio and credits Mrs Henry Preston for the powders effectiveness. Sold by druggists 50 cents to 1.00 or by mail from Jackson Medicine Company Zanesville Ohio.
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Jackson
Henry Preston
Margaret Richcreek
Coshocton
Ohio
Jackson Medicine Company
Zanesvile
High Grade Laundering for Collars and Shirts
Prestigious cleaners offer meticulous laundering of collars cuffs and shirts for fastidious men. Entrust linen to us for careful handling and worry free results.
Few items from across the states mix tragedy and business
Reports detail a hunter killed by accidental gun discharge near Denver and a string of incidents from windowglass price talks in Buffalo to a coroner verdict in Mayton about hyoscin poisonings. Other notes cover suicides, accidents, a new Cleveland Buffalo boat line, and regional deaths and appointments.
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Denver
Ross
Fletcher
Cleveland
Amalgamated Windowglass Workers of America
Buffalo
A. L. Faulkner
Amalgamated Windowglass Workers
United States
Troquois
Faulkner
American
British Firm Abolishes Mouthpiece in New Telephone System
Consul Mahin of Nottingham reports a British company has developed a mouthpiece free telephone receiver. The device uses a small mineral cave shaped unit held to the ear for speaking and listening, with a highly sensitive transmitter and no mouthpiece. Count Witte comments on Roosevelt, praising his moral leadership and vision as world events unfold. The piece notes Roosevelt’s engaged, decisive stance amid global tensions.
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Mahin
Nottingham
Elretric
Washington
New York Times
Count Wittein
Roosevelt
London News
Count Witte
United States
Sttesman
Mr. Roosevelt
Hall's Catarrh Cure offered with $100 reward
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears the firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document notes the product is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
J. F. Cheney. & CO
Iledo
Ohio
Shout for Freedom Yet Remember the Work Ahead
This fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald urges celebratory cheers for liberty while warning that freedom does not buy immediate abundance. It emphasizes continued labor, guarding gains, and transforming triumph into lasting effort.
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Ragttera
Nuttte Vladimar
Kiser
Chicago Record-Herald
Jury of Epicures to Test Nutritive Value of Cold Storage Foods
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley plans a series of experiments on cold storage foods to judge nutritive and gustatory qualities. A kitchen will stage meals with fresh and cold storage items while two squads are fed on each regimen to compare health and vitality over time.
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Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemtstry
Department of Agriculture
Washington Post
Congress
Department
Howe Deville
Lafe 1
Deaf Mute Colony Planned In Eldorado Dispatch
A dispatch reports fifty deaf mutes from Iowa Missouri and Kansas will form a colony led by Edwant Schuling in Caney under a Brook Farm like government. The plan mirrors Belgiumn and a Belgian model inspiring the Caney settlement with a similar project in the Kangaprine area.
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Valony
Caney, Wan
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Belwtin
Coal Operators Agree to Death Benefit in Wilkesbarre
A large group of independent coal operators in Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania agreed with their workers to pay 50 dollars to the family of every miner killed or dying in a mine accident. Each miner contributes one dollar and each laborer contributes zero. The total death benefit per affected family is about five hundred dollars.
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Uniqee Insurance
Minera
Wilkesbarre
New York World
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