Battle for Reciprocity in Manufacturers Address Detroit Meeting
President Search of Phi Awiphia spoke to the Detroit convention of the National Association of Manufacturers. He urged advancing trade reciprocity, ship subsidies, and consumer reform, outlining how treaties can free but not sacrifice national interests. Delegates debated policy and the role of the federal government in shaping commerce.
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Wong Lis Fine
Germany
Europe
Ab aTghannys
Markeye
Avila
Hailes Goewd
Santat
Matteo
Moffats Life Pills Cure All Diseases of Stomach and Liver
An old advertisement extols Moffats Life Pills as a universal remedy for ailments tied to stomach and liver disorders. It claims cures for malaria biliousness indigestion costiveness colds gripe rheumatism and impure blood with a money back guarantee and lists sale through druggists or by mail order.
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Moffat
Druxuists
FAM
MILIS
New York
Courts Begin Actions Over Improvement Lien Suit
A chaotic court log reports Menronville residents filing suits to collect improvement liens for various charges. Attorneys attend as cases list debt claims including $125 and smaller sums. The Miami Gyohs and Maitretie firms appear in related matters. City trustees and county officials are referenced with notices of wages and corrections. The text also mentions hospital visits and praise for St. Roche hospital and the state home for feebleminded children, with calls for better privacy for women prisoners and improved facilities.
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Menronville
Yesturday
Martin
BR Arge
Martin Ant Chas
Sammere
Ant Alvin Marti al
EL Goan
R.B. Hama
Attoraeys
Perponat Ign
Miami
Ing Company
Hines and Rouwinkel
Meatery
Joseph Ge
Toto
Meary
Katina
Prine MM
Nielite Joly
Lane
Seta
Adda
Shirley City School
Selowruta
Abbeley City
County Andilor Meyer Yonterday
Devon S. Franiner
Thode Clyndan
Eimer Vaifley
Xeerolars
Mes
Nottie
Wales
Pepo
St. Roche
Alietion Hospital
Lindenwood
Tohoson
In His Newspaper A Dayton Reader Hails Pain Balm
Cearge Sehaab of New Lelanan Ohis saw Charharlain's Paty Ral ad in the Dayton V Volkzeilung and bought a hottie for his wife. After eight weeks of severe back pain and distress, the Pain Balm relieved her fully within days, restoring her ability to perform household tasks. He praises the remedy and urges others to try it. For sale by all druggists.
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Cearge Sehaab
New Lelanan
Ohis
Idm
Dayton V Volkuzeilung
Chanharlain
Ceving
Elusive Patent Remedy Promises For Women Health
An advertisement touts a patent remedy claiming to strengthen nerves boost blood and brighten health for women. It asserts reviving vitality easing weakness and offering restoration of youth with purported digestive and urinary benefits and a tonic for female ailments.
Association editor of American Friend named
The piece from Philadelphia notes the associate editor of American Friend in Wabash and mentions Syme 4 Royal Davis of Hiselly with Bar ham college and Haverford College in Pennsylvania. It cites Jean Priend as a guiding figure in the Society of Friends and states the publication prints at Philadelphia with seven large circulation. It records Mr. Davis has just completed his twenty first year.
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Wabash
Bad
Syme
Royal Davis
Hiselly
We Geile
Barham Collet
Haverford
Pennsylvania
Bax Bean Ehesen
Mditer
Jean Priend
Allon Avin
Society of Friends
Pubttenstion
Philadelphia
Intvace
Davis
Fiat
Soar of Life
New Man Placed on School Board in Goshen
Goshen city council last night appointed Hales Egbert a member of the school board to succeed J. W. Replogle, a renowned record keeper. The move follows a brief candidate field and short debate.
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Goshen
Lad
Hales Egbert
Sehnor Board
JW. Replogle
Society Notes Reflect a Busy Chicago Visit Season
In society items, various visitors and residents are mentioned. Mrs. Gyorgy Athans and family visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffinitnt spend days in New York. Miss Jennie Schou and others appear in social rounds. Community groups host meetings, including FF club, Ladies Progressive Aid Society, and A. O. H auxiliary. Families travel, attend college events, and couples mingle at receptions and weddings amid local notices.
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Gyorgy Athans
Chicago
A. MW. Hoffinitnt
New York City
Schoran B. Hort
Jennie Schou
Mr. Barrett
Alias Binar Thonsa Vx
H. Jones
Marie
Mir A. L. Segttsis
Ernestine Rector
Hot Springs
Ark
RK. D. Dowehiman
FF Club
James Cairns
Chimes
McCraeley
Wabash
M. Wilson
Bell Nelson Wedding at Hood's Home in Racine
Miss Rena TD Nelson wed Mr Herbert C Bell yesterday at ten thirty in Hood's fort home. Rev Nelson, founder of Christ Lutheran, officiated. The bride has served two years as general secretary of the W O A in Racine and will move to Gloverville. He is a Maryland native involved in farming and stock dealings in Clarke County.
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Brn
B. Brisnt
Way
Gar Creek
Rashatlyia
A. O. H. Austliary
P. Beck
A. Johan
New York
Bridkuport
Conn
Eiges
Rurody
Dhs
Mra
Morton
Dughter
Alba Allee
Neat
Trinity
John
Prenter
Mine Ming
Af Tavarern
Bugdant
Migs Mulliges
York
Mrx
George Amiaka
Margaret
Mrantlin
Anite MO
Mra Tahal
Unson
Advan
Mich
Fetay
Bradley
Adri
Mys
I. M. Kensal
Baral Boge
Lagrange
Melzina Martz
Henry’ Hosebet
Weing
Narnia
Tytenet
Daregunge
Mr. Smith
Mia Hunter
Una Hunter
Ada Mooré
Lyutan
Glazier
Fitch
Messia
Gtorze ‘Swain
Louis Blane
W. N. Ballou
W. Geake
George Studer
Rob Miller
Howard Gelseking
Hugh Smith
Hobert Kell
Rena
Nelson
Herbert C. Bell
Treva Alp
Melan
Nelsom
Christ Lutheran Church
Heer
Racine
Wis
Lime
Gloveraville
Maryland
Clarkeounty
Onin
Old Fashioned Singing School Draws Richmond Crowd
In Richmond county between five and six thousand people gather in the woods near Rothel next Sunday for the Old Fashioned Singing School and annual tenure of the town. Songs from bygone days, similar to schoolchild chants, are sung in the charm.
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Richmond
Med
Rothel
Justice Court Fines For Sunday Opening And Assaults
Crystal Maze proprietor Charles Reynolds fined one dollar and costs for keeping open on Sunday. William Murphy of Hanna Street fined one dollar and costs for assaulting Herby Bons. Nanent and Tin cey courts mention warrants and hearings with various minor penalities. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised claims of toning and invigorating the blood.
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Charles TL Reynolds
Crystal Maze
Nha
Bullermann’s Court
William. Murphy
Hanna Street
Waa
Vranve
Herby Bons
Sentibe Welier
Coals
Najeeb Wanest
Shibli Daina
Nanent
Tin
Base Ball Today at Patterson's Great Values
Brief item notes baseball today with Fork Wayne and Camir struggling scoring 2 10. Mentions Patterson's for great values.
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Fork
Wayne
Camir
Patterson's
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