Elyria May Join G S W Trolley League In Coming Season
Lorain eyeing admission to the Cleveland and Southwestern Trolley League as a strong baseball presence. Directors discussed expanding the circuit with Lorain and Berea, with Elyria, Wooster, Medina and Worcester remaining. Schedule planned for two games in each city weekly, league reorganization mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Cleveland & Southwestern ‘Trolley League
Cleveland
Berea
Elyria
Wooster
Medina
Worwalk
Hirsch Out on Bail in Carpet Theft Case
A J Hirsch representing the Colonial Furniture Company of Cleveland is charged with stealing a carpet from J Kuchenrither on Sugar Ridge road. The postponement of the trial to the Bth in Justice Lords court is noted. Hirsch is on bail with a $300 bond signed by J C HL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Hirsch
Colonial Furniture Company of
Cleveland
J. Kuchenrither
Sugar Ridge Road
Formed a Club by Sunday School Clerks at Methodist Church
Miss Laura Leongood led about twelve Sunday school members in forming a class club at Miss Sylvia Lawrence’s West River Street home. No definite work plans were decided yet. Officers elected were President Laura Leongood, Vice President Stella Bills, Secretary Sylvia Lawrence, Treasurer Bila Kraft. Next meeting set for Miss Katharine Barnes’s Second Street home next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Leongood
Methodist Church
Sylvia Lawrence
West River Street
Dfile Arsa
Leura Lévagood
Stella Bills
Misa Sylvia’ Lawrence
Bila Kraft
Misa Katharine Barnes
Second Street
Trust and anti trust shows favor Elyria and Toledo venues
The piece discusses theater trust and anti trust shows in Elyria and Toledo with manager Dykeman presenting plays controlled by trusts. It notes Toledo as a site for anti trust shows and mentions other cities similarly affected. It also promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cough remedy, touting safety and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Dykeman
Toledo
Cat and Rat Ship's Pets On Battleship Bonded By Odds
A Honolulu Advertiser report recounts a battleship’s unusual pets a cat and a white rat from Bremerton. The cat, allowed shore leave, befriended tropical cats in Hilo yet returned battle scarred. The rat, a glossy ro dent raised aboard, roams the crew and even shares cigars, yet never goes ashore. The unlikely pair remain best friends despite occasional bite attempts from the rat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honolulu Commercial Advertiser
Hilo
Tropics
Cdma
Bremerton
Sach
Furs Of The Middle West Trapping Booms Across States
Despite beliefs that wildlife vanished, traps flourish in the middle west with muskrats skunks raccoons opossums foxes and civet cats sold for varied sums. A Muscatine firm pays $3,000 weekly for hides and Illinois firms engage heavily. Illinois may spend $100,000 this season with other states matching. Prices vary by animal: muskrats 12-15 cents, skunks 50 cents to 2.50, raccoon 60 cents to 1.75, opossum 25-76 cents, red fox 1-5 dollars, civet cats 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Ulivals
Muscatine
Illinois
Ilinoia
Indiana
Ranchman Knows His Herd Voices and Traits
A Kansas City stock raiser tells the Times how cattlemen become intimate with their cattle. He can identify 400 cows by sound without sight and can sort neighbor herds from his own by markings. He visits the pasture only a few times, yet recognizes calves and their lineage. His insight extends to a sense of cattle character akin to human character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Times
Syndicate of 22 Physicians Plans Summer Colony at Long Island
A syndicate of 22 Manhattan and Brooklyn physicians led by Dr Henry Kane has purchased 7000 acres near Yaphank Suffolk County to form a medical men colony. Plans include a hotel railroad station and numerous cottages on land from the William Sidney Smith Longwood estate. The tract lies in the center of Long Island and is described as heavily forested with timber. land cost exceeds 100000 dollars.
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Doctora
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Henry Kane
Yaphanx
Suffolk County
Lta
William Sidney Smith
Longwood
Fenutval
Long Island
Xy Herald
Loafers Stir Up Town Turmoil Says Burlington Paper
The Burlington Republican argues loafers cause nine of ten local quarrels by meddling in others affairs. The piece urges careful reading to see how idle personal time leads to trouble in towns and neighborhoods.
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Burlington
Kan
Geese in flight and storms test hardy birds resilience
A dated note describes wild geese facing winter storms, misnavigation, and collisions with farms and ships. It recounts storm-induced crashes into a village, a ship deck, and a farmyard wherein many geese perish or straggle. It ends with a quip about Taft and a war secretary reference as a joke.
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Norta-' Arn
Hudson Bay
Arctic Ocean
Gage
Dart
Newfoundland
Satellle
Vinol touted as strong health builder and cure
The letter notes Vinol's effectiveness in reviving appetite and cough relief for grippe patients, praising Vinol as a concentrated, stomach friendly cod liver oil alternative. Local druggists endorse Vinol’s tonic properties, offering a money back guarantee if it fails to build up strength. a testimonial claims convalescents gain vitality and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Berry
Middleton, Conn
Vinci
Hiyria
Eady
Fragmented ad and notice clippings mix from a Newark boy injury and investment prospect
A Newark youth, Percy Jones, was injured after leaping from a delivery wagon beside a streetcar in Zanesville Ohio. The page also promotes a magazine Investing For Profit by Editor Gragory offering six months free, claiming high investment earnings and banker profits.
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Percy, Jones
Newark
Zanesville, C
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THE
G&s W Trolley League
Lake Shore
Hollister
H. A. Dykeman
A. J. Hirsch
Kennedy
Lorain County
Harry Fr. Smith & Company
Elyria, Ohio
Obiedgd
Henson
Taft
Secretary of War
Mr. Taft
Grippe
Wino
J. L. John Bueshine
George Kromer
Kromer
Hamilton
Bueshine
Saree
State of Ohio
City of
Lucas County
Prank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
County
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Beal
NEY & Oo
All Secret 76
Magasine
Gragory
Javknon
Chinag
Bowers
EW Arcade Store
NEW Arcade Store
Broad St
Harry H. Smith &Co
Ohio
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