Knox Nominated for President by Pennsylvania Faith
Lieutenant Governor Robert S Murhy places Thilander Chase Knox in nomination at the Republican Convention praising Knox as a record of law reform and anti trust victories. He stresses Pennsylvanias historic loyalty to Republicanism and Knox as the nations best available leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Murphy
Pennsylvania
P. C. Knox
Valley Forge
Meade
Hancock
Reynolds
Gettysburg
Lel
Tenown
Messinley
Republican Party
Republic
Northern Securities Company
Sword of Justice
Beef Trust
Privy Council
Gaynor and Greene
Roosevelt
America
Thilander Chase Knox
Ink stain removal on leather chairs
Instruction advises removing ink spots from leather by washing with milk, renewing milk until stain disappears, then washing with warm water. Dry the leather and polish with a mix of linseed oil and vinegar. Warns ink can harden and may become impossible to remove.
A Better Authority Joke Quips Over Bad Pudding
A London Telegraph quip contrasts a young husband and wife arguing over a pudding’s taste. The husband complains that it tastes bad while the wife cites the cookery book claiming it tastes excellent.
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Jemima
London Telegraph
Self Satisfied in Louisville Journal Quip
A Louisville Courier-Journal humorous line notes a person described as easily pleased, calling him self satisfied and praising his commendable trait. The brief quote highlights a self contented attitude in a wry tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville dlourier-Journal
Three Feet and Yard Yard Talk
A compact item notes that buying land by the front foot creates a small usable yard. The saying humorously contrasts practical space needs with a lesson on valuing property and money. It quotes lines from the Kansas City Star and Philadelphia Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Personal Notices From Chicago to Battle Creek
A parade of brief personal notices lists P. L. Turner, Glen R. Sawyer, Guy T. MacBride, George Rush, Davenport Thomas, and others visiting or staying in Chicago, plus relatives traveling to Christiana Lake, Battle Creek, Kendallville, and Ambridge. Several local residents attend events in Chicago and nearby towns, with moves, visits, and a few family updates. A separate short piece from the London Telegraph describes a bashful diner observed with a large family at a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collins
Battle Creek
Arthur Kilbury
Kendallville
Frederick Worst
Aurora
A. J. Moody
Allen Houseworth
A. L. Fisher
Arthur Plympton
Rochester
N. Y
S. A. Jones
Jones
Klinger Lake
London Telegraph
A List of the Sick Declares Local Illnesses
James Dygert of Allendale is sick. L. G. Hafer is recovering from pleuro-pneumonia. Charles Ludlow contends with an ulcerated tooth. Benjamin Page south of the city has been sick months but is not well. George Scoles' baby fell ill suddenly Wednesday night but is better today. Mrs. Frank Seiler, confined to Strong Avenue home for three months by illness, underwent a delicate operation at Turner Hospital this morning with rapid recovery expected.
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Herman Borneman
Marion Street
South Second Street
J. L. Brodrick
Marie Landis
George Fisher
Jackson
Mich
J. T. Dock
Charles Kissinger
Delia
South Bend
Ferdinand H. Hanson
Chicago
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Henderson
Harry Wilkinson
Albert Virgil
Simonton Lake
Cyrus Seiler
Ohio
W. E. Wider
Klinger Lake
W. W. Denham
Christian Church of
Carthage
Ill
Mary Johnson Stenberg
Hill
Catherine Jane Reed
F. A. Reed
Knoxville
Iowa
J. M. Benton
Strong Avenue
Salida
Colo
Homer Benton
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Charles Yoder
Garfield Avenue
North Judson
L. G. Hafer
Charles Ludlow
Benjamin Page
George Scoles
Frank Seiler
Turner Hospital
Machan for Trustee Urged in Local Caucus
A letter from G. W. of Butler endorses EB G Machan for town ship trustee. He argues the office should seek the man, praising Machan as capable and conscientious and noting willingness from supporters regardless of political ties. He calls for caucus attendees to crystallize the suggestion into realization.
Wasted Opportunity for Two Democratic Orators in California
Two southern California campaigners, Ole Bil Foote and Ole Bill Hing ish, slept in chairs at a farmhouse after a night of travel. The farmer later sheepishly reveals he saved beds for two Democratic orators who never arrived, joking about the missed lodging.
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Ole Bil” Foote
Ole Bill” Hingish
California
Los Angeles
Foote
Napoleon
Grant
Washington
Valley Forge
San Francisco
The King Had Rights In A Hamlet Stage Incident
During a Mobile Alabama performance Macready upset a Western Indian actor. In Hamlet the actor as Claudius feigned anger and then injured the kingly scene. Macready hissed Die farther up the stage, sir. Hamlet finished the scene with the usurper collapsing while Claudius claimed he would die where he pleased.
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Macready
Mobile
Ala
Tyne
Claudius
Hamlet
Missionary meeting and church services announced
Rev B Roberts of the A M E church will preach at Truth hall at 10 30 a m next Sunday. Miss Constance Field will address a missionary meeting at Mrs George Zimmer 706 Strong avenue at 2 30 p m Friday. Miss Genevieve Heaton offers piano lessons beginners welcome. Home phone 2 on 808.
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B. Roberts
A. M. BE
Truth Hall
Constance Field
George Zimmer
Strong Avenue
Hickory-Jefferson
Genevieve Heaton
Elkhart Brigade Meeting Seeks Reorganization
Notice to United Brigade of America members in Elkhart announces meetings at Moody avenue end to reorganize the Boys Brigade. Boys wishing to join should attend at 7 30 p m on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for new features equipment and other improvements.
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United Brigade of America
Elkhart
Moody Avenue
Boys’ Brigade
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Garden of Diversified Beauty
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Abraman Line. Com
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Philadelphia Telegraph
P. L. Turner
Glen R. Sawyer
Guy T. MacBride
George Rush
Christiana Lake
Davenport Thomas
Warsaw
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H. C. Noe
LaPorte
E. J. Rogers
P. 8. Bohm
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James Dygert
Allendale
the Daily Review
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Bowles
Lake Shore
Big Four
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Bucklen
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Mudge’s
Mudge
Clauss
Turnock @ Sons
Rose
Burrell
Morgan
American Veneer & Roofing CO
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