Editor Harnly Quits Newspaper Work for Industrial Field
The Times reports editor D H Harnly leaves the paper after three years as city editor and later managing editor. He will become general manager of the Colcagg Sash Weight Co, a venture he helped organize with inventor Ed Tverdahl. The firm plans to manufacture sash weights using a new steel mold process, with initial factory in Chicago area and branches planned.
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Columbus Dispatch
Miss Marguerite Platt Wins Gold Medal for Fire Engine Story
A child author Miss Marguerite Platt wins a gold medal prize from World's Chronicle for The Fire Engine. The tale follows a fire captain racing to a blaze with his dog Spot as he faces danger and a perilous rescue of his wife and baby amid a dramatic theatre fire.
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Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children in New York
Cure feverishness teething disorders and regulate bowels with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used at the Children's Home in New York. Over 10,000 testimonials claim effectiveness. Free sample offered. address Allen 3 Olmsted Le Roy, N.Y.
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Stinger Demonstrates Seed Corn Testing at Bank
BH. O. Stinger, noted farmer, showcases at the People's Bank boxes containing one hundred ears of corn tested for germination. He prepared a chart grading seed quality, distinguishing good seed from rejected seed. County farmers are invited to inspect this practical seed corn testing lesson.
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Obituary: Mrs Mary Plechler Dies at Four Plus Years
Mrs Mary Plechler died on February Yth at age 4 years 5 months and days. She lived most her life in Coshocton county and was a devoted Christian mother who raised five children now married with many worldly goods. A lifelong German Lutheran, she is survived by Solomon Diehler of Gnadenhatten Mrs Jacob Walkenspaurth of Newcomerstown Mrs John Ranspoyher of Coshocton and Mrs John Neighbors of Newark as well as 32 grandchildren.
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Resolutions on Death of Abraham Laird Sr From Court Meade No. 72 F of A
Resolutions express heartfelt sympathy to the widow and family of Abraham Laird Sr who died March 16 1908. The charter will be suspended for thirty days, minutes will record the resolutions, a copy sent to the widow and family, and to daily papers for publication. Committee members Robert McCormick Geo H Brant John Bosson.
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Castoria Campaign Notes From College Canvass
The text records a college canvass led by President Strangho urging subscriptions and larger endowment gifts. It mentions a $5000 contingency income target and aims to reach 1000 subscribers with hopes of expanding to more supporters through various methods. The phrasing is garbled but centers on fundraising efforts and outreach.
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The Findlay Courier on Ohio politics and spring
The fragment discusses Ohio political scenes with Taft and Bryan references, noting party tension, reform rhetoric, and campaign malice. It references Cleveland, Coshocton, Foraker, and Kentucky senators, with musings on reform and the upcoming spring season. It mentions environmental notes, consumer habits, and a light aside about spring vacation.
Meadowbrook Farm Notes On Farm Household Advice
A long, meandering farm note discusses varied feeding, crop variety, and farm management practices. It emphasizes diverse feed for vigor, careful fertilizer choices, keeping cows clean, and steady work routines for hires. It warns against run-down stock, moldy corn, and wasteful farming, urging planning, garden yields, and patient effort for better milk, crops, and farm income.
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