Columbus A City of Many Attractions and Exhibits
Columbus stands as a famed convention city with easy rail access and a large flow of trains and interurban service. The fairgrounds feature mammoth exhibition halls, the art building, Woman’s building, East and West Central display halls, Farm Products and Horticuultural pavilions, livestock pavilions, and a grand poultry and pet stock exhibit, all arranged for visitor convenience and premium competition.
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Volumbus
Uinion Station
Columbus
Carnegie
Legioal Cardeo
Bateline Columbus Oaily
Ohio State
Con
Liquid Force drink ad promises health benefits
A vintage style advertisement proclaims Liquid Force as the most popular drink. It claims the beverage improves appearance, mood, sleep, and overall well being. It recommends trying Liquid Force at first class soda fountains and cafes after shows.
Grand Ohio State Fair Exhibits Thrill with Machinery Halls
The fair showcases modern coops and pens for about a thousand birds while racecourses near Ohio facilities promise exciting finishes. Fire department HQ hosts rapid-hitching and hose demos as operatives display heavy harvesting gear. Machinery halls cover 106400 square feet with later additions. fences and an east lake park attract families. Entertainment includes band concerts harness racing and daily attractions during September 3 to 7, with cheap excursion rates boosting attendance.
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Lve
Ohio
Fire Department
Lberty
United States
Cambridge Springs Promoted As Healthful Resort Destination
In Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania, touted as The Carlsbad of America, the article extols mineral waters baths and pure air in the Venango valley. It notes reasonable rates, hotels, guides, and special Erie Railroad excursion pricing from Cleveland, plus local attractions and a carnival period. Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup is advertised for coughs.
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Carlsbad
America
Cleveland
Venango Valley
Cambridge Springs
Erie Railroad
Jas. D. Brown
Garfield Building
Mackinac Island Inland Set Report Promotion
The Mackinac Island inland set reports are popular and accessible four times weekly by D. and C. Navigation Co steamers from Cleveland Toledo and Detroit. Breezes scenery and fishing are highlighted features. request a two cent stamp for the booklet In Fairyland and address Detroit for details. Reporter subscribers will receive a supplement Actuma this Saturday evening.
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Mackinac Island
Eaally
D. & C. Coaal
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Mackinac
Fairyland
D. & C. Navigation Coo
Mich
Notable trotting stars and records in current season
Leonardo at 2:06 and Advertiser in 2:17 1-4 mark headline a crop of pace and trot records. Pao Michael 2:03 pace and 2:13 8-4 trot, Mack Mack 2:08 1-4, Masconomo 2:12 1-4, Zolahkea 2:05 1-4, Lord Roberts 2:19 1-4, Heliograph 2:10 trotter guess. Mainsheet acquisition rumour and Aerolite two year old pacer noted.
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Pao Michael
Zolahkea
Zolock
California Futurity
Searchlight
California
Aerolite
Trix
Nutwood Wilkes
The Original Explosion Buggy and the Selden Patent
A young inventor George B. Selden proposed a gasoline motor carriage and faced initial rejection from a large manufacturer. Despite skepticism, explosion buggies proliferated, with about 70,000 in use in the United States and roughly 70 percent of gasoline cars licensed under the Selden patent, yielding $814,183 in royalties over the past three years.
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George B. Selden
United States
Selden
500-mile books transferrable under new inter state rates
Pittsburg dispatch notes Pittsburg & Lake Erie and other railroads moving to transferable 500 mile books at 10 dollars with no purchaser signature required and detachment rules allowing multiple riders. Moody says interstate rates may take effect Oct 1. Other lines like New York Central and B&O awaiting action amid anticipated competition changes.
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Pittsburg
McKeesport
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Moody
Pennsylvania Lines
Ohio
New York Central Ines
Wabash
Grammer Comments on Hepburn Law Opinion
Chicago Sept 6 Vice President Grammer of the New York Central in charge of traffic after a conference with the interstate commerce commission eastern line chief traffic officers and a manufacturers delegation said the Hepburn act will have a smaller effect than the old law The conference pleased railroad men who failed to secure a specific ruling but gained enough information to comply with the spirit of the statute He noted the commission will be liberal in discretionary powers only in posting tariffs and bookkeeping matters do railroads plan to await the commission's conclusions and then act accordingly
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Chicago
Grammer
New York Central Lines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Lines
Specife
Capt. Grammer
Commission
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Capitol
Hoe Poogrpouids
Ars
Velon
State University
Yale Medical University
United States Barracks
A.R. Champney Go
Cambridge Springs, PA
Cedar Point
Lake Shore
Diedric Ry
Acoven
Fotat
Mlestric Ry
Kennedy
Subecridera
Adda Belsy
Horse News
Leonardo
Bellini
Mack Mack
McKinney
Masconomo
Arlon
Onward
Sir John
Filise
Alcantars, Jr
McKefney
Chandler
Ed Gustav
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Lexington
Black Gratt
Gratt
Lord Roberts
Arion
Nancy Hanks
Readylie
El-Flora
Mendotita
Mendocino
George Wilkes
Edith
Hummer
Galesburg
Charley Dean
Edward Cone
Birrl
Bingara
Bingen
Rugsula
Kremlin
John Shepard
Boston
P. & L. E. Books
Jannins
River St
West Sie
George St
West Ave
Cleveland St
Cleveland Road
Ridgeville
Avon
Cialisie
Grafton
Erie County
Ebyria
Joan
A. Cox
East Broad St
Goure
Weingaetem
Matars
Hepburn
Palmers
Mady
Harry
Feterson
Raye
Miitarg Cores
R. I. Hill
West Broad Street
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Saturday Evening Post
Business
College
Esides
Brooklyn
Fella the Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Smit Jewelers
Linwood Ruggles
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