Local Briefs with Socials and Notices
Local briefs note Mrs Austin’s pancake promotions and a few family births at Elbe Street. The grand jury prepares a report this afternoon. Mrs Koch and son William return to Columbus from Mrs Bentz’s visit. Royal Neighbors of America plan a Jackson Hotel social on Wednesday evening January 28. Edith Braman’s typhoid fever shows improvement. Second Congregational church Home Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 pm in church parlors. George Pacruta appointed guardian of Mike Pacruta 19 under 109 bond to enable employment at the steel plant under National Tube Company rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Jackson Hotel
Home Missionary Society of the
Second Congregational Church
George Pacruta
Mike Pacruta
National Tube Company
United States car production may outpace demand in 1907
New York observers predict that American auto output will exceed demand in 1907 as Madison Square Garden exhibitors cite strong interest in Selden group models and high early delivery premiums. They estimate 35,000 U S autos with $100 million in sales plus 2,000 imported cars valued at $15 million, totaling about $115 million in U S car expenditure. Also, Harry Pounds is appointed trustee for Vernon Thompson’s bankrupt Oberlin estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Madison Squared Garden
Selden
Fauver
Harry Pounds
Vernon Thompson
Oberlin
Second Hand Goods Bought and Sold at East Ave Elyria
Store advertises buying and selling all kinds of second hand goods from a needle to a house and lot. Includes a storage house at 50 East Avenue Elyria. Phone 1015 Rawson.4-1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ave
Elyria
Rawson
Cuban Land for Sale by C G Kiefer in Cheshire Block
Classified notice offering several Cuban land pieces for sale. Contact C G Kiefer in Cheshire block Broad Street after 6pm. The ad requests evenings calls and provides no further details on size price or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Kiefer
Cheshire Block
Broad St
Swettenham’s Ag t Nay Result Unearths Jamaica Rift
New York Jan 22 The order by Gov Swettenham to withdraw American troops from Kingston after the Jamaica earthquake provokes sharp island wide denunciation. The British government offers apology for an official’s action while calls grow to remove Swettenham. Indications suggest he will be summoned to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swettenham
Jamaica
Kingston
Island
Uncle Sam
New Appointments Named by State Dairy and Food Chief
Columbus Jan 22 State Dairy and Food Commissioner Elect Dunlap announced his new staff with chief clerk Charles E May Circleville stenographer Charles Thurber Columbus bookkeeper Miss Anna Hoge St Clairsville drug inspector Dr J H Beal Scio food inspectors William Martin Chardon E J Riggs Gallipolis John Kinney Cincinnati C M Shafer Danal Fulton Anthony Sayers Cincinnati W E Johnson Jackson C E Wall Wauseon liquor tax inspectors J H Bamber Dayton Albert Brown Toledo Charles Gasser Columbus W D Duniton Van Wert R T Dennis Mr Sterling One more inspector to be named a Cuya hoga county man Five appointees are re appointments Dunlap takes over February 15 from Horace Ankener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dairy and Food
Dunlap
Charles E. May
Circleville
Charles Thurber
Anna Hoge
St. Clairsville
J. H. Beal
Scio
William Martin
Chardon
E. J. Riggs
Gallipolis
John Kinney
Cincinnati
C. M. Shafer
Danal Fulton
Anthony Sayers
W. E. Johnson
Jackson
C. E. Wall
Wauseon
J. H. Bamber
Dayton
Albert Brown
Toledo
Charles Gasser
W. D. Duniton
van Wert
R. T. Dennis
Sterling
Cuyahoga County
Horace Ankener
R. L. Alfbritain
L. W. Neereamer
Oberlin
G. Brooks
F. H. Frost
Lebanon
George H. Riley
Ashley
E. C. Hamilton
C. V. Rumbaugh
Herring
F. A. Gamble
W. H. Westman
Cleveland
Milton James
Caldwell
Moses Walton
Spring Yaller
John A. Smith
Logan
Thaw Trial Echoes Reach Pittsburg Mother in Health
Pittsburg friends of Mrs William Thaw, mother of Harry K Thaw, who will be arraigned for murder Wednesday, find her in excellent health despite nerve strain from learning in England last summer that her son shot Stanford White. A wireless telegram was held until the Minneapolis reached port to spare her shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
William Thar
New York
England
Ocean
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square
White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Minneapolis
Atlantic Transport Line
Fligkenger Surrenders in Bank Wreck Case Lighted
Edward Flickenger the last of twelve Northern Ohio bank wreckers to go to the penitentiary will surrender to the U S marshal in Cleveland with Otto L Hayes president of Galion National Bank. They destroyed the bank by defalcations in 1908 and loaned 547000 on fictitious paper to Flickenger Wheel Company of Galion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flickenger
Ohio
United States
Claveland
H.2
Otto L. Hayes
Galion National Bank
Hayes
Flickenger Wheel Company
Galion
Investigation planned into agricultural society director elections
Columbus, Jan. 22. An inquiry will probe how county boards of agriculture elect their directors. Reports claim a self perpetuating scheme exists in some counties. Allegations focus on Butler county fair, where free membership tickets are said to keep current leadership in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Board of Agriculture
Butler County
Lorain News Briefs Facial Crime Bonds and Local Notes
A pickpocket tied to a Lorain mob incident is identified as Ed Lewis of Cleveland, who used the name Ed Blair in custody. Mrs Sophia Morgan, 88, lacks glasses and still has her first teeth, never needing removals. W B Thompson sues H B Walker for bank bonds. Knights of Malta lodge formed at the steel plant with 100 men joining. Dr Van Tilburg marked his birthday with a hotel dinner. Council urged buying the old brass works site for a future city hall. A magnet removed a steel fragment from Julius Shorosic’s eye at St Joseph’s Hospital.
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Ed. Lewis
Cleveland
Ed. Blair
Lorain
Sophia Morgan
W. B. Thompson
Norwalk
H. B. Walker
Citizens Savings Bank
Knights of Maltia
Dr. van Tilburg
Franklin
Julius Shorosic
St. Joseph's Hospital
Purity and the White Flower in Bryant Verse
A fragmentary 19th century verse fragment extols innocence and purity with moral contrasts between pure and fallen hearts. The clipping also advertises fast watch repairs and Mrs. Austins Famous Pancakes with claims of real deliciousness.
Northwest Blizzard Paralyzes North Dakota Railways
Heavy snow drifts cover North Dakota as a blizzard, the worst in fifty years. Railroads rush coal and provisions to towns while trains halt in St Paul for days. Great Northern deploys rotaries and twenty five snow plows. main lines reopen slowly to ease congestion and move supplies through central North Dakota.
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St. Paul
Minn
North Dakota
Great Northern Road
Cenral
Japan Walnut Tested in Northern States for Hardiness
A new nut tree named Japan walnut Juglans sieboldiana was introduced about fifteen years ago and has been tested across northern states. It grows rapidly with thick branches and large leaves, resembles walnut and butternut yet more luxuriant, appears hardy with a subtropical look, thriving best in rich soil though it survives in almost any.
Japan Walnut Trees Show Promise at Michigan Station
The Japan wallup walnut thrives with soil richness and moisture, bearing in 3 to 4 years and continuing with care. Distances for planting fruit trees are provided by the fruit tree agent, including apples 25 feet apart, plums and cherries 16 feet apart, berries 4 by 8 feet, grape vines 6 by 8 feet, and strawberries 24 by 42 inches.
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Japan
Michigan Experiment Station
Inwa
Mother's Gentle Australian Leaf Regulates Women’s Health
Pains in the back and urinary troubles claimed to respond to Mother Gray's Australian Leaf a monthly regulator for female weaknesses including inflammation and ulcerations. Sold by druggists or mailed for 40 cents with a free sample offer and address in New York.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Ror
N.Y
Notice of thanks to realty and bank officers
A public notice expresses gratitude to Columbia Realty Co and the officers of Savings Deposit and Trust Co for prompt settlement of the claim on the lot held by the late Dan Walker. The signer is 13 W. C. Walker. Jewelry repair service offered with next day return after drop off at R. Lari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Realty Co
Savings Deposit & Trust Co
Dan Walker
W. C. Walker
Advertising as Art to Serve Beauty in Public Life
A Century article argues advertising should become an art that serves beauty and public good. It praises newspapers as ideal ad mediums, urging decorous, restricted layouts to avoid public nuisance and preserve reader trust while linking advertising to genuine service and aesthetic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Baxter
Wearing a Wig as Health Safeguard, Paris Doctor Advises
An American in Paris sought a remedy for baldness and was told by a famed French physician that wearing a toupee is a health safeguard. The doctor argued that exposing the scalp can trigger colds, catarrh, and other illnesses, while a wig supports vitality and can prevent deafness, sore throats, and early tuberculosis symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lesle
Dogs Share The Bond Of True Friendship In Quiet Companionship
Readings on the dog as man’s best friend highlight the joy of canine companionship. The piece contrasts a dog’s unobtrusive presence with human company and notes how a dog adapts to mood, offering faithful friendship and companionship for rambles and quiet rooms alike. It cites sources from the New York Herald and London Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Be Might Succeed. A Quip On Character And Wit
A witty note argues that humor should feel natural not forced. It reflects on trying new things to build character over grand plans. The line is playful yet thoughtful about effort and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodshine
The House of Lords and the Long Parliament Clash
A historical sketch recalls the Long Parliament’s 1640s clash with the House of Lords, which was briefly abolished. It notes later威 threats to create new peers to pass reforms, Bolingbroke’s 12 new peers, Grey’s 1833 reform pressure, and Gladstone’s army purchase abolition via royal warrant, showing Lords’ power limits.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Charles I
Viscount Bolingbroke
France
Commons
Boling
Life Guards
Lords
Earl Grey
William IV
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
St Paul's
Pearson
Londor
Wan and Woman in a Silent World
A compact quotation review contrasts Wan and Woman, citing Jean Raulin on clay and bones, and Montaigne on conscience. The London Chronicle framing pairs ancient thought with a modern commentary on human nature and moral origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Raulin
London Chronicle
Twenty-Nine Dead In Indiana Wreck
Terre Haute Ind Jan 22 revised list shows 29 dead and 31 injured from the Big Four passenger train explosion at Sandford Ind The cause remains a mystery and officials have not yet held an inquiry Hospital patients in Terre Haute and Paris Ill are reported as doing well A mutilated body found in a pond near the scene is believed to be a woman whose identity is uncertain and another body fragment was also recovered Miss Marr Warner of Terre Haute was only injured not dead
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Terre Haute
Ind
Sandford
Mendar
Paris
Marr Warner
Eurbhar
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KKK Kok
Mrs. Austin
J. J. Hoffman
Elbe Street
Edith Braman
BREAD
Conry & Mueller
Grocers
Bell
Oberlin Man
ETON
Fligkenger
Marshal
Officendsoerg
Innocent Maid
Bryant
R. I. Hill's
Deep Onow
R. Lari
THE
Belingbroke
Montaigne
Walt
Smith Bros
Matthew
Matthews
C. F. Enager
Smite Bros
Indiana
Jack
Hart
Hart's
Max J. Hart
West Broad St
Myris, Oo
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