Baker Era Sparks Ohio Clergy Controversy
Ohio State Journal reports a heated clash as Rev POA Baker condemns ministers opposed to Anti-Saloon League tactics. The piece condemns Baker for intemperate attacks on clergy and notes public calls for temperance reform despite the dispute.
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Bho
Apo
Bleciick
Pablo Wen
Neab
Olive
Hin Alere
Teor Nitty
Atte
Tim
Homer
Baker
Ohio
Anti Siloon League
Ombra Alors
Ota
Ohta
Biker
Ohio State Journal
Disobedience of Heroes in Navy Feats of Courage
A look at seafaring acts of bold defiance in pursuit of heroic aims. The article recalls sailors like Philadelphia youth aboard a Tripoli-bound ketch and officers such as Farragut and Nelson, noting instances where daring overrode orders and decorum, shaping American naval legend. It contrasts rash acts with disciplined leadership and highlights enduring respect for audacious courage at sea.
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Meces Brown
U S N
Maclay
Philadelphia
Tripoli
Capr Feaye Fb
Boston
Secretary of the Navy
Farracgnt
Fenll Warden
New Orleans
Tarragut
Farragut
Collingwood
Toreop
Nelson
Whisky and beer per capita by region report
The report compares consumption across the four regions. Scotland leads in whisky per capita while Ireland surpasses England in whisky. Ireland consumes far more beer than England, and England drinks about 70 percent more whisky per person than Ireland, with Scotland far behind in beer.
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Ireland
England
Scotiar
Scotland
Floating river theater tours the Mississippi by Largs Company
The Largs Company of Players presents a mobile vaudeville and drama show aboard a two story barge under a tugboat, touring towns along the Mississippi from the Ohio to near New Orleans. The floating theater seats about 1000, uses a tailpipe calliope, and employs a crew of over 30 for scenery, lighting, and performances. The company travels the river year round, stopping every 10 to 15 miles, sleeping and acting aboard, with winter quarters planned in Pittsburgh.
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Mississippi
Ason
Objso
Bath
Great Dramatic Company
Trama Tto
Httle
Louisville
Ilinois
la Salle
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Vinol and Tonics Promised as Restoratives in Local Ad
An old fashioned cod liver oil remedy is rebranded as Vinol a tastier modern tonic claimed to rebuild tissue strengthen digestion and boost vitality. Advertisers cite past cures and urge locals to try it with guarantees and money back offers while naming Henry J Eady and H A Dykeman as druggists.
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Ourea
Elyria
Vinci
Ron
Henry J Eady
Corey
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
H. A. Dykeman
Dandruff Cure Claims and Sale Notices
An advertisement lists the sale of the late Norton estate items, room for rent, and various cosmetic and hair care claims. It promotes Newbro’s Herpicide as the only permanent dandruff cure, urging readers to destroy the germ and noting sample requests and agent contact details. The notice also mentions Cushions and specials by The Biggs and Everard Co.
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Newbro
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