Peek a Boo Bug Bites Angonia New England Town
Angonia Conn Aug 9 The so called peek a boo bug has appeared in this city and nearby areas biting many, causing swelling and painful skin hardening. Doctors prescribe soothing lotions and advise seeking care, noting the insect resembles a house fly but is more dangerous and unclassifiable.
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Angonia
Conn
Moon Speed and Size Compare to Earth
Fragmentary note outlines moon characteristics claiming a diameter of 2.2273 miles and slow movement around the sun, contrasting with Earth’s greater speed of GB 579 miles per hour, but the text is garbled and incompletely coherent.
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Solar System
Local Produce Sale Advertises Mixed Fruits and Vegetables
The ad promotes Ivory Soup at 2 for. and Work Soap per bar. It lists Aliso Watermelons Cantalouper Bananas Lemons Peaches and all kinds of Vegetables at low prices.
Lorain Buys Defunct Citizens Bank Building
Lorain purchases the former Citizens Savings Bank property on Bank Street and Broadway for city hall. Mayor King can exercise a 40 day option to buy the building for 24 500 by Sept 19 with 200 advance and fronts. elevator planned. assignee Fancher retains vault door and one chair and desk. An Electrogen sales pitch appears in the same column.
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T. W. Fancher
Citizens’ Savings Bank
King
Bank Company
Bank Street
Broadway
Council
Committee On Buildings and Lands
Fancher
Largest wool clip shipped from Billings to Boston
The largest individual wool clip on the American continent, weighing 1,500,000 pounds, was shipped yesterday from Billings, Montana to a Boston firm. Four cars carried the load, and the owner refused 24 cents per pound.
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Helena
Mont
Billings
Boston
Skirt Maker Killed in Erie Narrow Escape
Abraham Goldsmith, wealthy Cleveland skirt manufacturer and head of Paris Skirt Co., was fatally struck by a Lake Shore locomotive at Erie Pennsylvania at 6 05 on Thursday. He died after missing the vestibule and falling under the wheels while attempting to reach his car. His son Walter left Cleveland to take charge of the remains.
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Abraham Goldsmith
Cleveland
Lake Shore Limited
Erie
Goldsmith
New York
Erle
Walter Goldsmith
Bssness
Pensylvania
Heanety
Paris Skirt Co
St. Clair Street
Willson Avenue
Inverted Grand Beale Piano Display at Elyria
A retailer advertises a direct factory sale of an Inverted Grand Beale Piano at 628 W Broad Street Elyria with substantial savings on profit, highlighting no cash payment required and urging immediate action as time runs short for local families to buy during the exhibition.
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Elyria
Broad Street
Elyria Block
Avon
Tragic News Shocks Local Family As Goldsmith Passes
Mrs. Goldsmith, over sixty, collapsed from shock and is under the care of relatives at home following the death of her husband. The report notes the bereaved family and the impact on the community, with details of train schedules and connections mentioned in the same notice.
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Goldsmith
Japan Must Be Remembered Warns Hobson on Pacific Power
Washington reports Capt. Richmond Hobson warns Japan is a rising Pacific power that will dominate Asia and trade, threatening U S access to China and control of Manchuria. He asserts American goods face restricted entry through Japanese ports as Japan expands influence. The article also oddly references ancient ships from Egypt to Greece and Tyrians constructing ships in antiquity.
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Washington
Japan
Orient
United States
England
Richmond Pea
Hobson
Asia
Pacific
China
Manchuria
Watch and Clock Repair and Replacement Notice
A local watch shop offers to fix watches and clocks that have gone wrong or lost accuracy. If repair is not possible, they advertise carrying a selection of watches and clocks to replace damaged timepieces, emphasizing skilled service and high quality replacements.
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Lea
Akill
Spirits Union A Failure in a Spiritualist Divorce
In Lima on August 10 a divorce court dissolved Pearl Chown and Homer T. Briggs marriage, solemnized last November by Spiritualist mediums from afar. The father-in-law testified that 100 heaven relatives supported the union, while Briggs was accused of neglect and inebriety. Despondent, Briggs’s wife had left him. nearby, 25-year-old William Hardman committed suicide by swallowing carbolic acid after arriving from Akron.
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Lima
Pearl Chown
Homer T. Briggs
St. Paul
Ross
William
Hardman
Akron
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C. L. Good
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Max G. Hart
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Uhrichaville
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Glark
Chicago
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Berlin
Block
L. A. Voell
Umall
Our Nation Department
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Cumberland
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