Rescuing the Drowning Man and Odd Inventions Promoted
A fragmented newspaper item describes rescue demonstrations for revaccitating parson and saving the drowning, featuring a photo of a “lock bird” tool. It mentions high pressure water streams to loosen ink embedded in objects, a new lumber industry device, and miscellaneous quotes from various journals about beauty and common household innovations.
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Frederick
Mifils
Atlantic
American Heilrows
Naval
To & Péteon
Storm ruins planes at Mineola
A fierce wind and winter storm wrecked several of the Mintel jet dirylanes including three of the largest United States aircraft. One Martin bomber bound for a stop from New York to San Francisco was among the wrecks, causing disruption to long distance routes.
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United States
Martin
New York
San Francisco
Tremilirandt and Oddities Sparsely Linked News Clippings
A jumble of captions notes Tremilirandt the painter recalling a bewitching bile, a 26000 member Brotherhood push for war work, and Padre Lescuran’s 26 minute presidency of Mexico in 1918 after Moderna’s murder. It mentions pay from flax market workers, a Norwegian aluminum claim, German textile experiments, a patent shoe to cure cold feet, a Chinese bride’s round basket ritual, soup bubble photography props, penguin societies, a shoulder tether for spies, and Worcester’s first national wordguy convention in 1800. Also notes a divorce bid by Maggie Sutton after Knoxville Knox, and Japanese sugar plans for beets in Hokkaido and Shanghai refinements, with capital figures tacked on.
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Tremilirandt
Brotherhood of Stalway Traingmen
Padre Lescuran
Mexico
Modena
Norway
Lohorsder
Thas
Worcester
Maes
Maggie Sutton
Henry Thnoby Sutton
Knoxville
Tent
Hokkaido
Japan
Shanghai
Ching
Ohio Victims and Incidents Across Towns In One Year
A compiled montage lists numerous Ohio events from various cities including Wooster Norwalk and Sandusky. Fatalities include Earl Barkholder and Lawrence Ottley with several accidents and disasters noted. Police and firemen wage salary demands as infrastructure projects unfold.
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Earl Barkholder
Wooster
Epworth League Institute
Lakeside
John Quincy Adams
Norwalk
Lawrence Ottley
Chillicothe
Petry County Teachers’ Institute
New Lexington
Yougs
Hocking Valley
Hocking Station
Lancaster
Market Cruz
Napoleon
Cleveland
Dominick Graham
Sandusky
Portsmouth
Samuel Smith
Guernsey
Clear Fork Creek
Bellville
Richland
Lloyd Walker
James Krouskep
N. T. Rhodes
Sidney
Krouskop
West Liberty
Arthur Hirsch
Morningside College
RT. Ste Veuxon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Big Tall
Park Holcomb
R. D. Nichols
Middleburg
Logan County
Thelma Vaughn
Alliance
Ohio
Pleasant Township
Fairfield County
Dayton
R. W. Schroeder
Jennie P. Haney
Millersburg
Holmes County
Joel Pomerene
Schraiber
Toledo
F. S. van Gorder
Warren Chronicle
C. H. Spencer
Newark Advocate
Alliance Citizens
Stanley Ostroski
Gypsum
Ottawa County
Blanche Schramm
Hamilton
Woodmen of America
Adolph Schramm
Olo
Pleming
James Schmeltzer
Bremen
Schmeltzer
W.V. Milligan
Cambridge
First Presbyterian Church
Independent Savings and Loan Company
Lorain
JL. McFarland
Glover School
Akron
Board of Education
Fayette County
Ashtibula
Benjamin EB. Monroe
American Railway Express
Wiliam G. Smith
Allway Express
Ohio News Snapshot of Drownings and Damages Across Counties
Multiple drowning cases including Romer Hall age 13 and William Jordan age 32, with losses from floods in Knox and Mohican river regions. Steel plants expanding in Mahoning valley, and bridges and crops damaged by heavy rains, cloudbursts, and floods across northeastern Ohio.
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Romer Hall
Columbus
Mahoning Valley
Henry Lougher
Newark
Will
Cyrus Supper
Lancaster
Union County
David Gow
Baptist Church
Radnor
Delaware County
Muskingum College
Springfield
City Commission
Rock Creek
Tiffin
First National and Merchants’ Naonal Banks
Middletown
First and Merchants’ National Bank
John D. Miller and Son
Knox County
Brinkhaven
John Rice
Beavertown
Montgomery County
Coast Guards
Cleveland
Frank Williams
Jack Soll
Shelby
Port Stanley
Kennon Hay
Belmont County
Youngstown
Vivian Dailey Morran
William Morran
Trainer
Walter Heaston
Barberton
Heaston
Smith
Harrison
Ohio
BH. H. Downey
Pennsylvania Insuliance Department
Miles M. Dawson
Actunary Af
New York
Alliance
Wayne
Knox
Harley Mussellmann
Trotwood
Helen Rausch
Dayton
Mussellmanne
John Hess
Frank Hess
Danville
Bellevue
Elijah Youngser
Martins Ferry
Ohio Co- Operative Milk Association
Valentine
Pearce Tire and Rubber Company
Ashtabula
Weal Tire and Rubber Company
Ideal Tire and Rubber Company
Fred Billingsley
Toledo
Charles Clift
Detroit
Allan Cox
Billingsley
Reasonable Service as Living Sacrifice to God
A sermon explains Romans twelve urging believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice, renew their minds, and resist conforming to this evil age. It emphasizes that unsaved must first accept Christ, cites Romans six and Titus three five on transformation by the Holy Spirit, and calls for a distinct, heavenward lifestyle.
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Christ
Pan
Paul
Jesus
Word of God
Jesus Christ
Peter
James
John
Virtue and Christian Life in Brief Reflections
The excerpt contrasts Milton and Beecher on virtue and the purpose of passions. Milton cites passions as ingredients tempered into virtue, while Beecher argues Christianity is the reasonable life built by aligning relations to self, others, and God with creation.
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John Milton
Henry Ward Beecher
A Chosen Land and Patriotism in Biblical Light
Daily Thought contrasts life and faith as one. Southey’s view links care for place with self love, while patriotism is tied to a biblical chosen land. Franklin adds a moral about bearing consequences of unwise actions.
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George MacDonald
Southey
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Nebraska Woman
Mrs KoppeImann of McLean Nebraska endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for functional disturbances and postnatal recovery. She credits the remedy with health restoration, a healthy baby, and weight gain, urging other women to use it for displacements irregularities nervousness and the blues.
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McLean, Neb
Lydia E. Pinkham
John Koppelmann
No. 1
McLean
Nebraska
Lydia Es Pinkham
America
Los Ea Lane
Summer Cold Advice and Odd Quotations
A summer cold advice column recommends bed rest with Baschee's Syrup or Roschee's Syrup for relief and notes these remedies are American made for decades. Additional quotes from the Louisville Courier-Journal and a short adage about money conclude the piece, reflecting light entertainment and parable style.
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Baschee
Roschee
America
GENUINE ASPIRIN Always a Hope
A fragment from a 1900s style column shows a mother confronting her restless child Max about going out to play with neighborhood boys. The piece shifts to quirky anecdotes on communications errors, illustrating social behavior and the era’s letter and telegraph mishaps.
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Max
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