Heroic Third Officer Rescues Two Fishermen at Sea
Henry G. Mass, third officer of the American steamship Sutherland, lunged to save two longshoremen who fell into the water. He grabbed a nearby leather strap, dragged one man to safety, then supported the other until help arrived, earning a five lives saved record.
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Henry G. Mass
Sutherland
Onnse
Muse
Maus
Warren Board of Education
Northern Ohio Traction
G. F. Cannon
Crooksville
Lorain
Nick Todoroff
Emanko Evanoff
Isaac G. Smith
New Lexington
Marcelli Heber
Pop” Heber
Columbus
Barclay Nutter
Ironton
Tony Hiardo
Mary de Francisco
Fremont
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Leonard Wood National Campaign Committee
John Swigert
Sugar Grove
Newark
Bird Upter
Rockbridge
Ohio Hotel Association
Ohio Supreme Court
Dayton
Robert Howell
Thornton E. Palmer
East St. Louis
van Wert
Cleveland
Robert L. Shelton
Shelton
Albert Civas
Bellaire
Clvas
John Henderson
Steve Andrews
John Zweskel
R. C. Eldred
Orwell Banking Company
Orwell
Ashtabula County
Pittsburgh
Patrick Robert
Andrew
Ernest Gray
Willoughby
Painesville
Legislative Taxation Committee
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Charles Graham
Canton
Pennsylvania
John C. Marlin
Cuyahoga County
Arthur Webber
Alten County
L. A. Pullman
Ashtabula
Pullman
Agnes Wilkinse
Saybrook
Orville Root
Cline R. Heacock
Lisbon
Domer Nickerson
Bel-lsire
Mary Dnuffer
Union County
Frank Rupprecht
John Birgert
Port Cinton
Sandusky
Lake Erie
William Greiner
Akron Board of Education
Albin Messorell
Amherst
Lexington
Allen County
Carnegie Steel Company
Gus Papas
A. Beesch & Company
Young
Harvey Blanton
Washington D. H
Ohio Penitentiary
Waverly
Stritmatter Grain and Milling Company
Ernest Grey
Ben Martin
W. W. Finnock
Hamilton
Lillian Alexander
William Rosemberry
Dover
William Cotterman
Rosemberry
Haberdashery
Harry Sternberger
George Ewing
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Randolph Walton
James Naylor
Marion
Licking
Elizabeth A. Brister
Coshocton
United States
Francis Hawkin
Mt. Vernon
Paul Layman
Bowling Green
Dan Copus
Harry Swinehart
Elmer Grovener
James Gildea
Scioto
Youngstown
Fred Kohn
Bertha Wolpa
Ohio House of Representatives
House
Am monia cooled refrigerator cars built for German rail
The article notes ammonia powered by petrol engines for refrigerator cars being built for a German railroad on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. It also mentions tropical diseases, U S coal exports rising to second place, football attendance by women affecting clubs, Japanese firefly harvesters, Madagascar coffee trees, and British concerns on government waste and trade fairs in Sao Paulo Brazil starting December 1.
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British Chamber of Commerce
Sao Paulo
Brasil
State liftings and city notes from Ohio era
Ohio towns report new school buildings dedication, holiday closings to save fuel, population records, and local crimes including robberies, murders, and accidents. Officials debate taxes for schools and transit, while notable deaths, trials, and political moves marked state events.
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Galion
Philadelphia
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
J. H. Bixel
Pandora
Putnam County Medical Society
Samuel Dustin Fitton
First National Bani of
Hampton
Jacob Turi
Ashtabula
John Milturn
Port Washington
Doncaster
Gentletonics and Odd Jokes From Period Advertising
An assortment of old style ads and quips discussing health tonics like Cascarets for digestion and liver cleansing, Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claims, and a cartoonish classroom joke about a half circle. The tone mirrors early 20th century advertising with playful humor and medical assertions.
Bayer Aspirin Headache Remedy Ad and Household Joke
An advertisement promotes Bayer tablets as genuine aspirin with directions for headache and other ailments. It notes Bayer as the genuine aspirin name used by physicians for nineteen years and mentions a 12 tablet tin costing a few cents. A joke follows about a husband’s noisy language at home and the wife’s punchline.
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Bayer
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Toledo
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Swift & Company
U.S.A
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South la Salle Street
Chicago, Ill
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