State Medical Board Targets Fraudulent Advertising Specialists
The Ohio state medical board plans to seek legislative power to revoke licenses of practitioners using boastful newspaper ads to defraud the public. Governor Harris supports reform, aiming to close gaps in medical laws and curb misrepresentation by advertising specialists and affiliates. In the year, 225 medical certificates were issued, 12 osteopaths, 7 midwives, 23 reciprocity certificates granted, and 27 illegal practitioners prosecuted.
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Columbus
State Medical Board
Daily Press
Harris
Railroads refuse special rates for soldiers to Philippines
Omaha report states Union Pacific and Northwestern Railroads declined special rates for government shipments of soldiers to the Philippines and bids from Forts Robinson and Russell to San Francisco were at regular rates. Officials say the government will not obtain reduced prices.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Philippines
San Francisco
Quartermaster Department
Department of the Missouri
Iiroads
Forts Robinson and Russell
Gould and Ramsey on good terms amid possible Air Line link
George J. Gould and Joseph Ramsey Jr denied reports of debt settlement and a Gould financed Air Line from New York to Pittsburg. Ramsey said they are friends and would consider business deals without newspapers, while noting no current alliance. A separate health ad promotes Kodol for indigestion as a digestive aid.
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George J. Gould
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash
Gould
Mr. Ramsey
New York
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Ramsey
Druzeista
Whiteley Will Creates 5 Million Alms Houses For Aged Poor
The will of murdered London merchant Whiteley includes a 5 000 000 fund to establish alms houses named Whiteley Homes for the Aged Poor. He leaves 230 000 to each son and to his sister, annuities of 5 000 to her two daughters, and provides for his separated wife plus various hospital bequests. Two 25 000 sums are placed in trust for Whiteley Christmas gifts and for promoting cricket football rowing and swimming. Residue goes to his sons.
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London
Whiteley
Whiteley Christmas
Diploma factories urge Ohio educational reform
The state school commissioner RH A Jones reports to the governor that diploma factories in Ohio exploit lax laws. He urges a higher charter standard for colleges and universities to curb bogus degrees sold to anyone who can pay. These outfits require little more than trustees and $5,000 in property.
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Jones
Columbus
RH. A. Jones
Educat
Ors
Ohio
County Officials Face annual reports to audit state and commissioners
County officers must file multiple annual reports with the auditor of state, county auditor, and county commissioners detailing costs from criminal convictions, jail registers, and various stock and indebtedness tallies. The sheriff and treasurer release fee and settlement statements, while school boards and justices also report. Failure brings fines or removal. The six member Board of County Visitors must submit yearly proceedings to the probate judge and prosecutor.
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State
Peale
School Board
Justices of
When Women Get Sick and Price of Electrogen
An article argues women suffer pain and germ troubles more than men and promotes a non-alcoholic germicide Electrogen as a health aid. It touts systemic and local antiseptic use, sells bottles at fifty cents to a dollar, and offers a free fifty cent bottle via mail request to Electro-ten Co. Framont, Ohio.
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Electro-ten Co
Framont
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered Free Trial Mailer
A claim for a remedy to relieve piles offers a free sample by mail to prove its efficacy. The letter cites customer thanks from Mrs. Chas. II. Coleman of Tullahoma Tennessee and urges readers to request a sample package to assess relief without cost. Pyramid Drug Co. promotes the cure and notes drug store price and jewelry repairs by R I Hill.
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Chas. II. Coleman
Tullahoma
Tenn
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Town and County Notes from Oberlin and Nearby Areas
In Cleveland on business were AMER C. G. Ashenbach H. C. Smith and George Ruth Mrs Garrick ill About 50 of the order of 1.0. FP. attended a Lorain banquet Mrs Mabel Eckerman returned to Cleveland after a three weeks visit George Daniels now proprietor of Oberlin Pressing Club T O Gratz of Toledo back from a couple weeks visit Dr Davidson of Cleveland in town He wed here Mrs E H Nicholl hosted a Ladies Card Party First prize Mrs J B Avery dresser scarf second Miss Edith Earl third Mrs J H Sipple two doilies Mrs Thomas Shields died at her Cleveland home remains brought here for burial at Crown Hill cemetery Mrs Thomas Shields is daughter of James Jackson Miss Katherine Murphy visiting Oberlin Mrs John Gegenheimer of Vermilion guest of sister Mrs Del Heyser Carl Hnessner of South Amherst died tuberculosis age 26 Real estate deal Krause sold to Fred Morman 33 feet of Elyria street lot front $2500
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Garrick
Lorain
Mabel Eckerman
Cleveland
Andrew Nicholl
George Daniels
Oberlin
T. O. Gratz
Toledo
Dr. Davidson
E. H. Nicholl
J. B. Avery
Edith Earl
J. H. Sipple
Thomas Shields
Sadie Jackson
Crown Hill Cemetery
James Jackson
Katherine Murphy
John Gegenheimer
Vermilion
del Heyser
Carl Hnessner
South Amherst
Elmer Haessner
Julius Krause
Fred Morman
Elyria Street
Apple Club of America founder touts daily fresh apple cure
Charles E Tomlinson a wealthy Chicagoan claims one fresh apple daily cures life ills and boosts optimism He says his Apple Club of America gained 4001 members in Boston and 1000 New Yorkers joined before New York tour He stresses fresh fruit and invites everyone to pledge daily consumption and recruit friends
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Charles Edmund Tomlinson
Apple Advocate
New York
Boston
Apple Club of America
Broad
Cilel
Kenlais
Apple Club
Europe
Woman Dies After Cigarette Fire In Attica Junction
Bellevue Ohio January 31 The use of a cigarette to cure a cold caused a fire which killed Mrs William Boyd 60 at her Attica Junction home She was an invalid attempted to escape but her clothing burned She died shortly after neighbors found her at the door The piece mentions salve recommendations not related to the incident and promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel.
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Bellevue
William Boyd
Attica Junction
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Free Trials
Ad claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest food with government scrutiny and aid digestion without diet changes. It urges free trial packages with no danger and notes many users express gratitude. 50 cent package sold by druggists. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
United States
Great Britain
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Market Prices and Commodities Listing
A dense listing of market quotes for dairy eggs vegetables meats and grains. Includes Butter Creamery, Cheese. Eggs, Potatoes, Onions, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Celery, Squash, Lettuce, Mushrooms, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard, and Wheat Corn Wool and Reporter Wheat Adds Bring Rese.
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Virginia
California
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Deoggists
Hady’s Drug Store
Crandall
Elyria Real Estate
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Clark St
Summer St
Monind St
Bath
Water and Sas
Quincy St
West Ave
West Sixth St
15Th
16Th Sts
Middle Ave
16Th St
15Th St
Kipling St
Sumner St
Sugar Ridge
Lee S. Day Elyria Block
R. I. Hill
Amer
C. G. Ashenbach
H. C. Smith
George Ruth
Chicago
Mr. Tomlinson
DeWitt
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