Nervous Breakdown and Misplaced Remedies In Newark Column
Fragmented OCR notes describe a nervous breakdown and a claim about a tonic or herb used in a case involving R Kelly of Newark. The text references a telephonist exchange, an office boy message, and a misheard treatment tied to a remedy called Sere Finkhans's Veusiahio amid emotional distress.
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Comalisco
R. Kelly
Newark
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Misa Kelly
Cleansing Kiss and Cuticura Ad Fragments From Page Text
Fragments describe a French seller’s praise of local welcome and efforts to appear clean. An advertisement for Cuticura Toilet Trio promotes soap ointment and talcum, claiming skin cleanliness and daily use. Mentions Red Cross appeal and a funeral notice.
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Mars
Why She Took Second Best at Downtown Store
A shopper, Mrs Amaon, tells of visiting many shops seeking a perfect eyeglass frame. She recalls choosing the affordable option that covered her left eye, explaining she wanted to see what others wore and preferred the feel over the best choice. Local department store scene cited.
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Miltiades at Marathon and the lure of further victories
Fragmentary 19th century account credits Miltiades with the Marathon victory and portrays his ambition for further campaigns. It notes Persian commanders Potis and Artaphernes were repulsed, and Describes Miltiades fasting, seeking ships for a Paros expedition, and hints at accusations of deception amid praise for his military prowess. A miscellaneous moral about a sleepy wife ends the piece.
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Ohio Gleanings Highlights March War Aid and Local Wins
During March 20 to 31 the Red Cross will run a clothing drive for destitute war sufferers in northern France and Belgium. Ohio notes include public works funding in Lorain, a Navy veteran return, a state sewage plant order in Findlay, a large Stand ard Oil Toledo refinery plan, a murder case in Toledo, and civic debates on street railways, red tape in road projects, and a forthcoming soldiers memorial.
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Ohio
France
Belgium
Fayette County
Lorain
Frank Burne
Oxford
Navy
M. F. Bagby
First Baptist Church
Delaware
Colorado Avenue Baptisteburch
Dayton
Cox
Price
West Virginia
Demuth
Edna Adler
Coxhler
Betel
Toledo
Alice Menson
Coney Island
N. Y
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Victor D. Miller
Cleveland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Columbus
Olde Railrowl
Standard OU
Willerect
Standard
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Wellston
Mildred Gunderman
Sligs Delores i Emith
Younsstown
Leo Mertin
Board of Administetration
Whch
Federal Censis Buread
Edgar Rimpf
Chillicothe
New York
Boutewaln
U. S
Maine
Mt Union College Women's Club
J. W. Dillon
Bigelow M. &. Church
Portsmouth
Ten Woods
Youngstown
Bmzel Ford
Ford Motor Company
New Ford Company
Hamilton
William Hyland
Edward Coleman
Davis
Corncil
Home Rule Association
John Mores
Hillsboro
Edward Ella
Salem
Aad
Freeman
J. Edger Russell
Northern Ohio
M. B. Church
Alliance
W. C. Gates
Bucyrus
Vichy
Arlington Ely
Union Savings Bank
Yorkville
Martins Perry
W. Ff. Jones
Ihe
Stoveport Pike
John Negvy
Leonard V. Berg
Lesson
Ohio State Medical Association
John W. O'Neil
General Mosby
Brookside
St. Clairaville
Virginia
Trookalde
Rabid dog terrorizes town. three bitten in Washington D. H.
Reports list five victims including F C Cline and two children Billy Stone and Paul Hays. Ohio unemployment service placed about 55,000 workers in jobs during January and February. Diverse incidents follow from Newark to Cleveland, including deaths, trials, and public notices.
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F. C. Cline
Billy Stone
Paul Hays
United States Employment Service
Ohio
Joseph W. Horner
Newark
Thomas W. Gregory
Cincinnati
J. Campbell White
Wooster College
New
Interchurch Word Movement
Ohio Shire
State Medical Board
House
Evans
H. M. Pearce
Urbana
Ad Division
Medical Corps
France
Kenyon College
Patree
Seneca
Wyandot
Allen
Hardin
Hancock
Crawford
Tifin
Highland County
John Moses
Hilleboro
Dennison
David Wide
Cleveland
Lorain
Louis Bervis
Wilfred Johns
H. K. Larson
Reeves Manufacturing Company
Dover
Wood
Sanftorlam
Ida Baker
Rawson
Findlay
James Armstrong
Matthews
Scioto County
Optometry Board
Ave
Senate
Bowling Green
Middletown
Johnston
Eaton
William H. Hammer
Youngstown
Common Pleas Court
D. R. Anderson
George Cunningham
East Liverpool
Farmers’ Institutes
Belmont County Granges
Farm Bureau
William P. Armstrong
Louis Dutton
David J. Jenkins
Marion
Fred ©. Croxton
Ohio State
Esther Hewison
Byesville
Anna Ibel
Pleasant City
Delaware
Cambridge
Toledo
Maumee
John L. Caldwell
Waverly
Charles M. Caldwell
Pike County
Paul H. Hughey
J. W. Hughey
Washington D. A
War Department
Foster Manufacturing Company
Akron
George H. Verne
Stephen C. McGowan
William McDonnell
Vincenzo Dentco
Bellefontaine
Nathan Carter
Amag Bucher
Abraham Bucher
Bluffton
Spring Coats For Young Girls In Navy Tan And Plaid
Spring wardrobe notes emphasize coats as essential for young girls with washable dresses for under six. Taffeta and shepherds plaid wool lead next season’s fabrics in navy tan and light blues. Coats feature waistlines and detachable collars. wool coats favor plain collars while taffeta coats wear lace or satin collars.
Gowns to Match Hangings Fashion Creates Boudoir Dress Theme
A fashion trend features elaborate room gowns designed to harmonize with boudoir hangings. Rose pink and French blue brocades, gold and blue shimmers, and kimono-like cuts with draped fronts are described. Gold braid edging and a large motif fasten at the side. Gowns are made in chiffon in Parma violet tones, evoking a dainty, French boudoir setting. A brighter flame color model with lace bodice and overjacket, trimmed with changeable ribbon, appears in a light blue shot with flame.
New Handkerchief Fashions Highlight Dotted Blue Borders
The article describes decorative blue handkerchiefs with Bilack dotted patterns forming an irregular border and white embroidery at corners. It notes black center handkerchiefs with colored borders in blocks checks or stripes, a striking contrast uncommon in rainbow tones.
Dictates of fashion in spring vests and fabrics
Fashion notes discuss trimming limits on rich fabrics, draped collars on spring coats, and favored furs like gray astrakhan. Kansas women school executives form a state association. Vest makers report rising orders for street wear but weak demand for extreme styles. colors favored are brown, pearl, green, and pearl gray. New high end vests feature a short waistline and sharply pointed fronts.
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Eveblog
Trimings Easily Made For Lingerie Garments
A simple, economical machine decoration uses a rope or heavy thread threaded through the bobbin to create dainty trims for lingerie or children's garments. Stitch near edges with the garment right side to the cloth plate, weaving color into spaces and finishing with French knots or satin dots for a charming effect.
Through the Looking Glass by Evelyn Nesbit
An advice piece warns young women to beware offers of wealth and status in marriage. It cautions against marrying for material gains such as houses, cars, or business profits, noting a fence around the world may hide strings and consequences. The essay urges eyes open pre marriage to avoid delusion and loss.
Evening coats and door trim hack with matchbox sandpaper
Advice on new evening coats includes a practical door trim using sandpaper strips on jambs to save steps from fetching matches. Skirts feature deep hems with organdie frocks extending to mid waist to add weight and reduce transparency. A steel bead tassel trims a black satinSwagger turban hat.
Daddy's Evening Fafairy Tale by Tiary Graham Bonner
A pair of horses in a stall discuss why they wish they could speak to humans. They urge humane treatment, water, blankets, rest, and fair rewards, arguing better care would benefit masters financially and reduce harm from check reins. The tale portrays empathy for horses and a plea for kinder urban practices.
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Graham Bonner
Johnny
Humane Horse Talk and Aims for Kind Treatment
A speaker pleads for humane care of horses, urging kindness, proper gear warmth, gentle handling, and avoiding starvation or harsh punishment. He asks owners to retire workers humanely to farms, fund humane societies, and punish cruelty, while expressing a wish for the power of speech to advocate better treatment.
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Ike
Patent medicine booster promises vigor after illness
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier to restore vitality after influenza and winter colds. It claims to cleanse impurities, improve appetite and strength, and offers a trial package by mailing ten cents to the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo, with testimonial from Mrs. A. W. Howley of Bowie.
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Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Stevens Point
Wic
Lance
A.W. Howley
Bowie
Shark Food Across Islands Sparks Market Interest
Reports from Bermuda note small ground sharks valued by all classes with eight to ten pound fish selling for 12 cents each. In Honolulu the hammerhead shark appears in markets, its flesh praised as nourishing and heavily salted.
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Bermuda
Honolulu
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