Ohio and county news roundup with accidents and protests
Multiple Ohio items include Willa Napp killed by a train in Dover and Adolps Siler dying after a motorcycle crash near Fairfield County. Other notes cite church union services in Elyria, a $80000 road improvement grant, whisky arrests near Akron, and railroad strike actions.
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Willa
Napp
Dover
Braae Nan
Adolps
Siler
Alliance
Pairfeld County
Boltra Downs
Lancaster
Elyria
Guy W. Millne
Columbus
Trumbull County
Robern
Elka Salvation Army
Newark
Henece County
Abetate Highway Commission
Akron
Fairfield County
Lumber Ly
Calico and velvet hats and summer dress trims
The article lists fashion items such as cretenne slippers and trimmed hats with quilted tatting and treks, noting summer wear for midseason markets. It mentions midsummer hats, flower arrangements for caldiuminer dates, and village displays of petticoats, chrysanthemums, and gingham fabrics.
Liquor’s Deadly Toll Told by Philanthropist
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a whisky driven tragedy as two men cross a rotten bridge. One drowns after plunging through a broken plank while the partner, weighed by a bottle, perishes with him. The tale underscores liquor’s ruinous effects and a shared, irresponsible spree.
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Mick
Only Few Colors Conveýt of Hairy Tale Wearers of Garments
A New York Herald writer argues that fashion colors are controlled by manufacturers and dyeing limits, with women largely unable to express personal taste. Feathers and robin egg blue dominate this season, while fading shades challenge wardrobe choices. A child narrative about zebus and a family story closes the piece.
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Amy E. Hogeroom
New York Herald
Jess
Hennan
Ark
Rinstan
Six Month Old Zebu Learns to Stand Alone
A keeper tells a six month old zebu calf it is time to grow independent. The zebu child boasts of six months, while the mother recalls sacred cattle status and fears letting go. The tale mixes playful speech with traditional reverence for the sacred cattle of India.
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Zebu
India
Indiia
Zebus
Mother Zeba
Ebu
Gebu
Dimi
One New Bathing Costume With Knee Fitting Breeches
A stunning bathing costume appears on new lines featuring knee fitting breeches to match the very latest style. An elaborate hat completes the outfit, creating a coordinated summer ensemble for fashionable swimmers.
Shrinking Dressed Comfort Tips For Home Makers
The text advises on sizing for housedresses and fabrics with emphasis on shrinkage. It notes that cottons run high priced but can be affordable if homemade or bought at lower priced stores. It warns garments may shrink in later washings and suggests sizing up accordingly.
Straight Line Long Skirts Proclaimed for Fall
Nation al Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers association at Cleveland announces fall and winter styles for women. Skirts length is long with room to step, bright reds and browns in color, high rolling collars, and multiple buttons for function. Coats become longer with large armholes and fur trim details.
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National Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
Cleveland
Fashions Move With Checks Fringes and Veils in New York
A lively New York fashion spread notes Belmont traces of straightline skirts, long fringes on French imports, and vivid silk pongee and crepe de chine combos. It highlights oversized veils with tiny mesh patterns, checked ribbons and sweaters, and practical furs for midsummer wear, emphasizing dainty details for outdoor outfits.
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Belmont Taces
Mae
Kodak purse as new style fashion mini camera accessory
The article notes a kodak themed purse replacing traditional small bags with a miniature camera shape. It opens to reveal compartments for powder, lipstick, mirror, eyebrow pencil, and a shopping pad. It pairs with crepe de chine and overblouse trends for summer wear.
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Pople
Kodak
Color card from Paris lists new flower hues
A Paris color card displays new shades including periwinkle and cornflower blue, geranium, mahogany red, and accents of pansy purple and wine. The text notes variants with lighter shades and deeper tones for contrast.
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Paris
Teledo
Excitement and Wit in Classic Wordplay
A fragmentary column mixes quips and wordplay as readers recall Milton, discuss unknown quantities, and tease linguistic tricks. The dialogue touches on poetry, science, and humor while wryly noting changes in meaning and tone through playful exchanges.
Senator Medill McCormick Proposes Reims Cathedral Stamp
Senator Medill McCormick suggests France issue a special stamp to fund repairs for the damaged Reims Cathedral. The plan aims to attract global support, with many viewing restoration as a worthy cause and a chance for international religious communities to contribute.
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Reims
France
Woman's Prerogative in Dearleys Marriage
The Dearleys, married a year, reveal marital age quirks as Mrs D. notes she will be twenty six tomorrow while her husband recalls telling her he was twenty one. She quips that women age rapidly after marriage. Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegram.
Daring Pioneers Reach Red River Kentucky in 1769
On June 7 1769 Daniel Boone and five North Carolina miners reached Red River Kentucky. They became the first white explorers of the territory known by locals as the Dark and Bloody Ground. Poor Boy Becomes Famous Linnaeus the Swedish shoemaker famed for mending shoes with paper and relying on charity.
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Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Red River
Kentucky
Linneus
Worst Enemy of Birds and the Great Horned Owl
The piece notes that the great horned owl is a severe predator of poultry quail and rabbits. It describes the owl as a destroyer extending to small game and roosts, with a cautionary reference to a disrupted school scene and an unrelated street example.
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Great Horned Owl
Early 20th Century Tech and Trade Highlights
A list of brief items notes an English inventor patenting paper money edge treatment to print spoken words via a phonograph. Other items report 1913 sulphur exports from Catilinia, infant sleeping bag design, a fluorescent UV microscope, aphid plant destruction losses, and a New York federal court precedent allowing a wife to testify for her husband.
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Pacific Northwest
Jalon
Shyluss Bank
Switzerland
Norway
Sweden
Belgium
Fraser
Germany
England
Mary
United States
Inbor
Mount Katmi
Alaska
National Geographical Society
Ibis
South Africs
States Department 9 Labor
Federal Distriet Court
New York City
Judie Meyer
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Warren
Carl Loveless
F. W. Erans
Alfred ‘Darrington
Ohio State University
Colambua
Altice
Tia
Woilar Fort
Georges Comacea
Tehting
Ohio Blentire Railway Company
Ateike
Frank
Cabiwall
Buifest
Ireland
Royal Air Forces
Dayton
Marion Ewan
Emanuel Bowers
Mellin Lomanowits
Bud
James Kilbourne
Woldier
Wihin
Oble
LL Ashtabula
Connell
Ronate
Belmont County
Thomas Mooney
Han Francises
Valiny
Sharon
Koop Company
Test
Chilticuthe
Hin
Om Iriking
Central Union Telephone Company
Tohs
Pinding
Mike Grace Bland
Heriance
Pater Wardhoorwr
Pirdbenrilie
Obie
Saat Mierpont
Plodlay College
M. Kare
Rearing Springs
Daent Edinger
Baker
John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati
Berthers Obie Traction Company
Canton-M
Stork
Waynety
Martin Kennedy
Theodore Kendig
Diyria
Galvanized Products Company
Wellington
Warren Council
Isase Kinsey
Poleds
Ohio
Masons
Frank Briggs
Amherst
Censore
Ohio National Guard
Marion
F. Graham
Lima
Patriarchs
Palhenville
Frank Jonsien
Montgomery County
George Dunbar
Edison
Crawford County
Patrick Stencon
Congo
Perry County
Jackson
Charles Ross
Bate
Jf. A. Atherton
Harold Straussburg
Youngstown
Cleveland Street Railway Company
Trafic
Antonio Tontarello
Raymond McFarland
Columius
Tontarello
Edward Ness
William
Cinectaneti
Fred J. Hoffman
Deane
Belly
Nick Zagincky
Mahoning
Zasinsky
Harry P. Smith
Edward Smith
Oxford
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Toledo
W. al Smith
Mins
Mary Sulvee
Stanley Pent
Richwood
Maryville
John Bolenbaugh
Kenton
Hathaway
Union County
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Sandusky Brewing Company
Jarman
Fort Cleveland
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Francis Gallatin
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