Cure Revealed By Ghost Restores Bethel Kimler’s Sight
Miss Bethel Kimler of Darlington who had been declared hysterically blind after nervous illness suddenly regained her sight during an electrical treatment in Indianapolis. A spirit communication ten days earlier had predicted restoration at 3:18 pm on Wednesday. She announced relief as lights appeared and sight fully returned minutes later.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bethel Kimler
Darlington
Miss Kimler
Motoring with Alfonso and Carnegie’s Cold Lunch
A spoofed tale recounts Paola King Alfonso of Spain visiting Paris in disguise and riding in King Edward VII’s bachelor apartments. It also narrates Andrew Carnegie paying $1,000 for a cold lunch eaten from a dinner bucket aboard engineer Fleck’s Pennsylvania locomotive during a past Pittsburgh ride.
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Paola
Alfonso
Spain
Paris
Edward
Bristol
Loubet
M. Loubet
Iimb
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Land of
Skibo
Teed Leek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie
Mr. Carnegie
Fleck
Pleck
Coast Artillery Reform Urged in Mills Plan
General Samuel Mills chief of artillery proposes strengthening US coast defenses with 1,754 officers and 41,893 enlisted men if needed, notes current force of 25 officers and 13,744 men, and estimates $7 million for insulation and control equipment. He lists nine recommendations including separate coast and field artillery, submarine mine defense, better pay for skilled enlisted, and larger field artillery, with reorganized regiments and brigaded batteries.
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Washington, D. C
Samuel M. Mills
United States
Coast Artillery
Mills
Ken. Mulls
Army
Navy
No Wife Causes Cemetery Superintendent to Quit
Bowling Green Ky Henry Somerville of Louisville tendered his resignation as superintendent of Far View cemetery after stating he has no wife to keep house and cannot obtain one He was elected to fill the vacancy caused by the mysterious disappearance of Robert A Roulaton of Louisville who is believed insane in Ireland Somerville sent a letter explaining he resigns due to being unmarried and unable to secure meals or housing near the cemetery
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Bowling Green
Henry Somerville
Louisville
Far View Cemetery
Robert A. Roulaton
Ireland
Board of Public Works
Somerville
U S Gold Output Rises in 1904 Versus 1902
Geological survey data show U S gold production in 1904 at 3 910 729 fine ounces valued at 80 835 648 up 37 243 948 from 1902 Oregon California lead gains with output surpassing 1903 by 2 3 million dollars Alaska and Arizona also show higher yields Alaska and Arizona values 476 993 and 743 708 California remains sole magnesite producer A Butler County Ohio man keeps a skunk farm with several hundred specimens and aims to segregate the entire supply to avoid a national surplus
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Washington
Geological Survey
United States
California
Alaska
Arsena
Butler County
Ingenious miniature choral scene in a bottle
A Winsted, Connecticut article describes Benjamin J. Mor son, a cripple, finishing a remarkable craft. Inside a bottle eight and a half inches long and four and a half inches in diameter, a miniature Litchfield County Choral Union concert is depicted with 25 dolls arranged in six rows, the women in white and the men in black, each holding red covered hymnals. The 25 dolls measure two and a half inches, with each split into 12 pieces to pass the neck, totaling 781 fragments in the glass vessel. The bottle stopper forms the armory front.
Light on rheumatism shocks Kalamazoo meeting
Dr G W Lawton challenged established ideas claiming rheumatism stems from diseased tonsils not uric acid. He asserted chronic infection of tonsils accompanies attacks and that many tonsils are diseased without patient awareness. He said various rheumatic conditions are different manifestations of the same underlying issue. A second item notes 18 year old Alice Szeminger wins a piano wager by husking and cribbing 330 bushels in a day near Manilla Iowa.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Academy of Medicine
Cora Husker
Chicago
Alice Szemimger
Manilla
Regrets Rash Act Sentences Man for Shooting
Andrew Kis, who pleaded guilty to shooting Julia Witis in South Lorain last spring, was sentenced to a state penitentiary term in Columbus. He told friends he loves Julia and vows regret, while preparing for prison and possible correspondence with about seven acquaintances. The couple lived as husband and wife though never legally married.
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Andrew Kis
Julia Vamos
South Lorain
Julia Witis
Tial
Columbus
Dulla
Two States Briefs Describe Deaths and Local Events
Read of diverse Ohio and Pennsylvania items including Cleveland deaths and hospital cases, a governor and wife at Atlanta City, bank robberies and safe cracking history, a church fundraiser, a gas fire accident, a vaccine-linked death, a Chardon elder’s passing, a university dress code rumor, a child injured by a railroad torpedo, and a blind school football game. Also mentions Grace Van Studdiford's opera season and local drugstore ads promoting Hollister's Tea.
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Messrs. Shubart
New York
Wlymam Theatre
Vinol Cod Liver Oil Remedy Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Vinol as the perfect cod liver oil preparation that cures coughing colds bronchial troubles and related ailments. It claims strong organism support and faster recovery than prior products plus a money back guarantee. Also promotes Kennedy Laxative Honey and Ter and Mrs Antonin’s Pancakes at local grocers.
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Hess
Mlydha
Vinci
Baby
Avon social and local notices in Perrs and Cleveland visits
Avon briefs report Mrs BH in Perrs for three to four weeks with sister Mrs Thos Hiltehcomb. Baptist Sunday school social at J B Cahoon home with oysters ten cents and fried cakes. Local trips include Mrs Hertha E Burwell and sons in Cleveland and Alfred Walker returning from endeavors to Kingland. Various visits and outings cited among local residents and families. Treasure Box at Hady's Drug Store offers Wadsworth Bros Chicos cigars, marketed to local men.
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BH. OR
Cleveland
Alfred Walker
Bises
Kingland
Flo
D. R. Qwen
The
Baptist
M. & Webber
Charles Brosh and Son
Thomas Waredens
Knipper
Welter
Lorain
John Knipper
Kriven
J. Wagner, Jr
Henry County
Hady
Popular Drug Store
Flyvia
Wadsworth Bros
Chicos* Cos. Eady’s
Let the Reporter’s Want Column Hustle For You
A terse note invites readers to consult the reporter’s want column for help finding services jobs and items. The column promises quick responses and practical listings from a local newsroom audience.
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Saya
U.S
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Conn
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Tor
Myron T. Ker Kirk
Aglante City
Heng
Harry Slater
Lin
Patrolmina Kelly
Shirer
Catherine Daugherty
M. A. Daugherty
Congression
Miles Park
M. 1
Church of Meyeland
Cocthetves
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Shiek
Ravenna
Wheatland
Mins
Mga Henderson
Buhl Hospital
Washington Rounts
Dale
Zebulon
Ten Mile
St. Newell of
Chardon
Claridon
Theoldest
Proamonia
Ohio Wesleyan University
Willie Blo
Him Street
Gennga County
Cuyahoga
School For the Blind
Columbins
Iwmselves
Hollister
Hadykeman, Drugzlat
the Reporter Printing Co
Ely
Mill Street
Amy
Fauver & Robson
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohi
Lyria
Buddy
Kennedy
Randy Kitchen
AVON
Bady's Drug Store
Richmond
Dorothy Dodd
Gur
Jackson’s Market
Keeooe
Worth
Pell Hardware Co
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