Township Ticket and Cure Ad For Hyomei
Voter slate lists Trustee William J. Sigerfoose and Assessor Eber Darling. An Hyomei catarrh cure ad cites G J Stevens Crown City Ohio praising two inhalent bottles for complete cure. The ad claims Hyomei can cure asthma bronchitis hay fever coughs and colds with a $1 outfit and 60 cent refills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Sigerfoose
Eber Darling, SR
G. J. Stevers
Crown City
Ohio
Houseworth Bros
Memory Test at Canterbury Inn Sparks Umbrella Joke
A mnemonics professor visiting Canterbury shows feats to locals while waiting for a London train. He rushes to the station after a train whistle, leaving the inn parlor, and a waiter proclaims in the parlor that the memory expert has forgotten his umbrella.
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Canterbury
London
Potman
Flg
The Rich Turkish Beggar Tale and Publicity Stunt
A tale claims an American woman in Turkey returned a gold piece to a beggar who then claimed the master would be down after dressing. The piece ends with the beggar’s embarrassment at the mistaken generosity and a note on charitable stories. An unrelated herbal remedy ad promises refunds if customers are not satisfied with William’s Indian Herb Tea and lists local sellers and services.
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Turkey
Constantinople
Charities and Commons
Miles
Indy
LaGrippe
G. H. Webb
Austinburg
Ohio
Dr. Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Woman from Texas Named Vi Elevates Play Girls in New York
Ruth Maycliffe the ranch upbringing star of Clyde Fitch's Girls recalls her ascent from El Paso to Broadway. Fitch discovered her in New York after a stint in vaudeville and stock companies, aided by Shubert support. She dramatizes Vi with boyish charm and strong stage discipline, crediting Fitch for her rise and vowing to stay dedicated to acting.
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Texas
Clyde Fitch
New York
Lone Star
Ruth Maycliffe
Mr. Fitch
Mark
Cupid
Mr. Witch
el Paso
Ruth
Busi
Stolen Fire Alarm Box Report From Philadelphia
Philadelphia authorities report the theft of a fire alarm box. a separate note mentions ore from a Canadian silver district containing high arsenic levels reducing its value. Other items touch on absinthe bans in Swiss cantons, U. S. and European submarine mileage, railroad presidents, a Philadelphia sale of Congressional Record volumes, Norwich rain lore linked to meadow mowing, and a recent downpour.
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Philadelpha
Switzerland
Geneva
England
United States
Harper's Weekly
Philadelphia
Russia
Norwich
Conn
Theater Notes: Casts and Rights for Recent Productions
Frauk McIntyre and Gertrude Coghlan to lead The Traveling Salesman. Comstock & Gest secured stage rights to Mr Crewe's Career. Stella Tracey joins The Three Twins after The Soul Kiss. W D Crane denies leaving the stage. Father and the Boys stays popular. Jacob Adler quits Grand Street Opera House lease to tour world with his famed character plays.
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Frauk McIntyre
Gertrude Coghlan
Winston Churchill
Mr. Crewe
Comstock & Gest
Stella Tracey
W. d. Crane
Jacob Adler
New York East Side
Grand Street Opera House
Wll
Scottish Churches Seek Joint Management Of Theological Colleges
The Established, United Free and Free churches of Scotland move to place their theological colleges under one management. The Southern Presbyterian church plans a men's missionary convention this coming winter. Epistolary data show Episcopal Sunday schools surpass other denominations in average missionary contributions per pupil. Rev. George Finch of the Baptist denomination faces mission challenges in Haliburton with five preaching places spanning twenty four miles.
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Southern Presbyterian Church
United Free
The
Free Churches of Scotland
Episcopal
Canada
George Finch
Haliburton
Flippant Flings and Peculiar Predictions Across Papers
A collage of quips from major papers notes Wu Ting Fang aiming for two centuries of life John D Rockefeller’s book to come in oil cloth binding a London suffragette warns of bombs and a New York skyscraper uses a single gold rivet 700 feet up the street.
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Wu Ting Fang
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John D. Rockefeller
Washington Post
London
Cleveland Plain Dealer
New York
Portland
New York Exports Rise by Over 100 Million in Two Years
New York City shows a rapid export growth with an increase exceeding 100 million dollars over the last two years. A local towel company reportedly offers customers a small life insurance policy. A West Broadway sign touts shoe shining while pants are pressed. City residents are consuming alcohol at record rates, around 200000 gallons daily.
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New York
New York City
West Broadway
Modes of the Moment in Summer Fashion
The New York Post notes gowns use sashes as girdles hip yokes and shoulderettes. Big hats from spring remain popular into fall. Foulard dresses with cloth coats at three-quarter length and lined with foulard appear for late summer and early fall. Bordered linens rise in vogue with borders in panel fronts or tunic designs.
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New York Post
Old Fashioned Woman and Man Recalled by Atchison Globe
The Atchison Globe ponders the fate of a traditional old fashioned woman who bragged about her boys being great at monkey shines and a man who spoke of soft soapers. It reflects on those who value plain speaking and old time ways.
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Atchison Globe
Quotations on manners and character from a magazine
A brief collection of maxims and bon mots on manners and character. It contrasts Mrs Premiere and Mrs Seconde over gowns before travel, then adds Lavater’s line about cheating friends and God, with a closing remark on manners carrying the world for a moment.
Count’s American Heiress Dream Ends in Bedtime Wakeup
A dream of marriage to an American heiress turns comic when the count promises no cash settlement or debts yet wakes from the fantasy as the judge ends the tale. The father negotiates in mock seriousness while the suitor denies gambling or castle costs, culminating in a humorous fall.
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Nossing
Entering Society and Paradise by Treasure Temperament and Tact
Edgar Saltus in Broad way Magazine argues that entry to society or paradise hinges on treasure, temperament, and tact. Treasure fuels delight, temperament means calmly debating experts, and tact aligns your vibrations with others. Without tact, effort fails even for the wealthy and prepared. Taste remains mercantile and unbecoming.
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Paradise
Edgar Saltus
Broadway Magazine
Woman's Era Sees Twentieth Century As Equal
In a London P T O excerpt, a speaker declares the era of waning is over and the twentieth century is the era of the woman. The text asserts women can do as well as men in all fields with few exceptions.
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London
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