Coal supply crisis sparks GOP critique of private railways
The piece argues coal shortages stem from private railroads and political interference, praising a Commission on Car Service of the American Railroad Association and Interstate Commerce Commission for easing coal transport. It cites 40,100,000 net tons moved versus 1910 levels, discusses government involvement, and notes Republican push for government operation of coal mines.
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American Railroad Association
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United States Geological
Great Lakes String Quartet To Play On Chautauqua Evening
The Great Lakes String Quartet, four navy veterans with national repute, to perform on Chautauqua's third evening. Carl Paschauer from Philadelphia, violinist with Temple and Philadelphia Symphony, studied under Thaddeus Rich. Hermann Felber Jr. of Chicago, first violinist and musical director, ex-Chicago Symphony soloist, Navy enlistee. Walter Brauer of Jersey City, cellist, noted recitalist, Navy veteran. Robert Colossi, Chicagoan violist, Vienna study, master class veteran, Navy entrant. Prudence Neff of Chicago accompanies on piano.
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Philadelphia
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Chicago
Ludwig Becker
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Mischa Elman
Eugene Ysaye
Mr. Pelber
Walter Brauer
Jersey City
Robert Colossi
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsements In Wauseon Testimony
Wauseon readers provide testimonial proofs for Doan's Kidney Pills citing Levi Hoy, a retired R F D carrier, who reports kidney distress resolved after brief use. He remains a long time endorser, and the ad notes availability at local drug stores with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo. A later line repeats Hoy's continued support.
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Meri
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Levi Hoy
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N. Pulton St
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Fink & Haumesser's
Jill
Happy Quintet at Chautauqua Lights Up Evening
The College Singing Girls at Chautauqua deliver a lively program praised as unmatched for entertainment. Their eighteen numbers drew double encores with popular musical comedy selections and colorful costume changes, including Hello People and Drum Song among the favorites.
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Chautauqua
Havana
Garden Wall
Trained Birds Presented by Their Teacher
Trained birds showcased by a teacher to young readers and adults. Mike pushes a wheelbarrow, Melville parades with an American flag, Jimbo counts and answers questions via a bell, Bill selects flags for each nation. Audience marvels at the birds’ feats and the trainer’s patience.
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Mike
Melviley
Melville
Jimbo
Bill
Newens Delivers Monologue Solo At Chautauqua Evening
In monologue and story, Mr Newens is a benchmark in acting. He performs as Ty Him That Hat Message From Mars or A Singular Life, shaping continuous narratives with multiple characters. He engages audiences, making friends quickly while delivering a sermon like message without overt preaching or props.
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Chautaugna
Mars
Diana
Summer Complaint Quickly Relieved
A reader letter from Hattry Jowett of Clark Mills New York praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for rapid relief from a severe summer complaint. The writer urges families to keep the remedy on hand and recommends sending news to the Tribune.
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Loss of appetite and simple remedies advised
The article notes that a loss of appetite is often mild and suggests skipping no meals, eating two small meals, spacing five hours between meals, light daily activity, and using Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion. It also mentions the Clark Mehr Plumbing and Betting office moving from the Gas Office to Arthur Gorsuch's home, with phone 335.
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Abner Mies
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Court ‘of Common Pleas
Fulton County
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West Unity
Toledo and
Angola Road
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