Ameri beltway acts to fix railcar shortage penalties set
The Ameri Beltway association adopts a rule to penalize railroads $5 per car not promptly returned after unloading, plus a daily 50 cent charge after July 1 for cars not belonging to the railroad. The plan relies on the car clearing house to publicize delinquent lines and improve equipment distribution. A kidney remedy ad and a newspaper delivery note follow.
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Chicago
Amerisex Beltway Association
Roada
Xeafia
Rescue effort after folding bed traps Hunters
On April 25 two patrolmen near the residence of Charles Hunter heard groans and found Mr. and Mrs. Hunter nearly suffocated in a folding bed that had closed on them. They were in serious condition.
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Harillos
Charles Hunter
Als.Hunter
Mrs. Hunter
Pardon Plea For Modern Valjean Reaches Washington
A petition with thousands of names asking for the pardon of Charles W. Anderson was sent to Senator Warner in Washington. Anderson, a respected Kansas City business man, was arrested here and returned to Leavenworth prison from which he escaped eight years ago.
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Kansas City
Roosevelt
Charles W. Anderson
Senator Warner
Washington
Anderson
Leavenworth
Kun
Audience rejects race equality at Tillman speech
In Pirsburg on an April night in Carnegie Music Hall Senator Tillman spoke on the race problem with twenty two detectives and a police squad in attendance. After the address he asked the audience to vote on whether the Negro is the equal of the white man. The audience voted negative except for ten Negroes amid several incidents but no trouble occurred.
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Pirsburg
Carnegie Music Hall
Tillman
Americans Granted New Chance for Life
El Paso April 25 report says Richard Slason and Harle, Americans under death sentence in Chihuahua Mexico, were granted another lease of life after an appeal. Limited readable text confirms they sought insurance money and the stay was granted on a Wednesday.
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el Paso
Tex
Richard
Slason
Harle
Chihuahua
Saint Theresa and the duty of women to honor home life
In a Women’s Realm column the author urges girls to uphold family honor, avoid gossip about home matters, and imitate Saint Theresa’s protectiveness of the absent. It contrasts boys’ behavior, discusses family discord, and stresses restraint in sharing home troubles with outsiders. The text then shifts to hair care advice, stressing regular oiling, tonic, and scalp massage to treat dry scalp and prevent dandruff, noting that over-washing worsens the condition.
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St. Theresas
Hair Care Woes Highlight Spring Weather Effects
The article notes spring weather worsens hair care for women who value appearance, describing common afflictions and the challenge of maintaining style as seasons shift. It emphasizes practical tips and routines to address frizz and texture changes.
Health and Beauty Diet for Clear Complexion
A health and beauty diet emphasizes clear soups broiled fish and meats fresh fruit and crisp green vegetables. It also discourages pickles bonbons pastries soda hot bread after theater supper and rich salads to maintain a clear and beautiful complexion.
Tank Breke and Flooded Hall in Pittsburg
A water tank at the Duquesne garden in Pittsburg burst five minutes after the sports show opened flooding the hall with 100,000 gallons. Hundreds of visitors escaped to the promenade as water rushed out. no deaths or injuries were reported.
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Pattsburg
Mter
Duquesne Garden
Soutache Braiding Trends Show Elegant Turn Down Collars
Elegant fashion notes describe soutache braiding as a vermicelli pattern on waistlines and smart turn down collars. Suggestions include linen frocks with embroidered dots or French knots in gown color, and a copper red hair shade perfect match with red brown copper tones for this year.
May Manton Hints The tailored shirt waist
May Manton notes the tailored shirt waist as a wardrobe standby always in demand. It adapts to linen cotton silk and wool, remaining a stylish and versatile core piece even as more blouses enter wardrobes.
Family recollections and a spring supper notice
A voice recalls how relatives dated events by almanacs and memory from 1849 to 1888 and 1949, with Grandpa Pine counting pie plant blooms to mark time. A church dinner announces a twenty five cent supper at the Second Congregational church on Friday April 26 and notes the year 4-24-21 Pineules.
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Second Congregational Church
Bustle era dress pattern 5577 for sizes 32 to 42
The article describes a smart dress pattern with optional yoke plaits and a fitted living design. It notes white material with pearl buttons, a return to simple or handsome detailing, and states yardage for medium size with sizes 32 through 42. Pattern 5577 offered by the paper’s Fashion Department via mail for ten cents, plus postage.
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Suiis
Fashion Department
Aid to Housecleaning Before Spring Cleaning Push
The piece advises pre cleaning wardrobes and closets to prevent overlooking them during regular house cleaning, noting weather need not be perfect for this prep and that thorough closet dusting and organizing helps.
Evening Thought on Peace and Eternal God
A reflective verse urges readers to fear not changes or new events and to seek solace in enduring faith. The piece presents a spiritual reassurance about earthly troubles and divine constancy.
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God
Breakfast and dinner menu with recipes and ads
The page lists a daily menu including Poached Toast, Beans Soup, Veal, Cream Potatoes, Banana Custard, and Dessert choices for breakfast lunch and dinner. A recipe for Gems with baked rice and musk is given along with Banana Custard instructions and a Chicken and Rice Stew. An advertisement promotes Kodel for dyspepsia with a druggist guarantee.
Rheumatism root cure urged in Chicago Tribune advice
Dr Flood asserts rheumatism and kidney trouble stem from excess eating and poor hydration. He warns moderation in diet and more water, exercise, and rest, then shares a detailed prescription for Rheumatism kidney and bladder relief, plus a laxative cough syrup advertisement note.
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Chicago Tribune
George Edmund Flood
America
Elyria Market Prices and Financial News
Markets list weekly prices for corn oats hay and dairy goods with figures from Elyria and surrounding firms. Financial notes show New York money rates sterling exchange government bonds and grain provisions live stock futures from Cleveland Chicago and Toledo with regional price variations and commodity activity.
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New York
Om Cali
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
Co operation offers two weekly papers for one year
Farmers can save money with a special contract offering Elyria Republican local news and New York Tribune Farmer weekly issues. The offer provides two papers for one year at 1.60 dollars versus 2.00 dollars if subscribed separately, with sample copies via Geo. W. Best in New York City.
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Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune Farmer
New York City
Republican
Elyria
Ohio
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Farmer Office
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BE. C. Hague
Ofice
Ben Tillman
Afonor
St Theresa
Tank Breke
Flooded Hall
Pittsburg
Johnstown
Sportsmen
E. A. Hague
Ada
Iry
May Manton
Bloinseer
Waust
Byron Wittiame
Reporter’s Daily
Jay
Reeves
Kennedy
Elyria “Markets
Béyitu Hres
Elyria-Previelan Co
Elyrie Maning Co
Dairy Coccewist
Cleveland
York State
Toledo
Ust
Buffalo
E Uarue
EH. U. Hague
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