Stock Chaser Ad for Purchasing Clerk Sparks Attention
A classified ad in the purchasing department attracts several applications. The writer notes many responses but highlights one candidate who claims lifelong farming experience and confidence in filling the role. The piece reflects typical early 20th century employment notices with a focus on practical qualifications.
Lift off corns with Freesone and Cuticare remedy
An ads style narration promises painless corn removal with Freesone drops and quick relief. It promotes lifting corns without pain and suggests applying Cuticare ointment and Mathema Soap for skin care. High pressure sales tone targets feet care and cosmetic pain relief.
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Aily
Diamond Dye Color Card Adv Explains Fabric Dye Method
Instructions describe diamond dyeing on wool cotton silk and blends. The package guide suggests showing the Diament Die Color Card to select dye for any material including garments and stockings.
Mountain Lion Kills Elk Then Falls to Hunter
Mr J W Howell shot and killed a mountain lion after it fatally attacked a cow elk he had approached to about 20 feet. He then killed the mountain lion in the encounter.
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Mr. J. W. Howell
Mr. Howell
Mixed Bizarre Items From A Turbulent Era
A Canadian parliament note discusses electric power plans in East Prussia with ten years to completion and new Manitoba territory expansion. It mentions a Norwegian patent for a bed hook, a French course surge, and Chinese students in France. The page also notes future arbitration, a futurist glimpse, and UK food control changing in August.
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East Prussia
East Pronsia
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France's beauty crowned queen of queens at Hotel de Ville
France's greatest beauty Mile Lucille Bataille was chosen by a committee from nearly 1000 contestants at Hotel de Ville and awarded a prize as France's most beautiful girl. The report also notes 5868 Filipinos have served in the American navy and adds light miscellaneous observations from the era.
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Lucille Bataille
France
Hotel de Ville
Daylight saving adopted. Marion to lift clocks
A round of Ohio items reports Marion adopting daylight saving, local wage disputes from Cincinnati shoe workers to Youngstown rail workers, and a spate of incidents. Authority moves on Canton rent probe. Xenia police chief resigns. several fatal accidents and crimes noted across counties.
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Marion
Youngstown
Tobias Horine
Greenville
Canton
James M. Canady
Xenia
TiMn Methodists
Shoe Cutters of Cincinnati
Lorain
John Nesbit
Dennison
Summit County
Warren Rice
C. N. Vicary Company
Toledo
Ohio Automobile Association
United States Supreme Court
Thomas M. Sloane
Ohio Diocese of the Episcopal Church
Sanduwacy
Dayton
John V. Edwards
Moore Oil Company
Cleveland
Steubenville
Columbus
Indian Refining Company
Hamilton
Court of Appeals
Gertrude Perris
Circleville
West Park
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American Legion
National Executive Committee
Congress
Marie Badean Yale
Smith
Common Pleas
Henderson
Lillian Jane Wilson-Jorge
Warren
Charles B. Kistler
Denton Armstrong
West Mansfeld
Georgia
Genevieve
William F. Holmes
Hopedale
Cadiz
Paris Green
Ashtabula
Detroit
Peter Mischko
Mischko
Barbee
New Lexington
American Shipbuilding Company
Frazershoro
Muskingum
Licking County
E. H. Moore
Ohio
Moore
Willys-Overland Company
Wets
Ohio News Roundup Hits Across State Fronts
A wide string of items from across Ohio details tragic and dramatic events. Notable deaths include John Kane in Warren and S F Fellows in East Liverpool, plus a fatal auto crash at Lorain and a train strike in Cincinnati. Municipal bonds, school rebuilding plans, and a failed Denison building contract are noted amid missing youths, embezzlement charges, and a statewide population surge including Warren and Steubenville figures.
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Warren
Cincinnati
Napoleon
Meidelberg University
Muskingus College
Akron
Ula McFadden
Lorain
Thomas Hogan
Ohio
Cardington
Farmers’ Cooperative Exchange
Horace T. Houf
Llametta
Granville
Jesse Haggard
Fremont
United Mine Workers
Cambridge
Routh Hauxshaw
William Baird
Youngstown
Cleveland
Stone Brothers
S. F. Fellows
East Liverpool
Toledo
Dennison
Northwestern
Vivian Seedacre
Defiance
Younestown
Northwestern Ohio Railway and Power Company
Bay Point
Lakeside
Marblehead
Condon
Cincinnati Public Schools
Board of Education
L. S. Pardee
Criminal Court
Frances South
Adena
Steubenville
Perry County
Nota Hall
Zaneville
Cardington Independent
W. H. Hoffa
Hoffa
J.H. Newman
Ironton
Newman
Kate King
Bucyrus
Paris Green
Rollie Perry
Zanesville
Norwalk
Fire Department
Elmer W. Burt
Byesville
Magnetic Springs
Burt
Xenia
George W. Sheets
Greene County
Harry D. Smith
William GC. Mills
State Archaeological and Historical Museum
Ohio State University
Herman
Theodore Webster
Sandusky
Erlin
Mell G. Underwood
Eugene Loomis
Clyde Moehn
Claiborne
Marion County
John Meyer & Son
Painesville
C. C. Borton
America
France
MacMonales
The
Marne
Elizabeth T. Miller
Wilson
James R. Clark
United States
Senate
Dayton
Daddy's Evening Faria and Miss Penguin Refuse Suit
Johnny Penguin smoothed his feathers and planned a courting gift a wave or a slave. He presents a smooth stone engagement ring to Miss Penguin who refuses citing waves and moonlight belong to the ocean and cannot be captured. She rejects the gift and Mate proposal, noting she would have accepted the stone if the giver suited her.
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Miss Penguin
Mr. Johnny
Mr. Penguin
Fragmented 19th century notes on children and moon imagery
Readable fragments describe a maid missing from kiniergar en and a teacher urging Tommie to trust in God while a later line shows a child named Donald helping after a landlord refuses to rent. Vivid, disjointed snippets mix moral instruction with bedtime imagery and a moon becoming sleepy as if pulled by sheets.
The Second Best
Dialogue snippet features a wife complaining she did not marry the best man at their wedding, while her husband retorts that she has enjoyed the best of everything since marriage. The exchange centers on perceived differences in marital fortune and satisfaction.
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