Fragmentary vow hints at wedding plans and provision
A fragmented dialogue shows a woman insisting the next marriage must favor her. The husband responds that he will strive to supply all the things she has demanded in return, implying a conditional, transactional union.
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Mr. Growcher
Torpedoed and Turkington? Odd Decay Lures Readers
An obscure, fragmentary 19th century ad style item touts Cascarets as a night sleep cleanser that rids the stomach of sour bile and waste matter. It features a quivering testimonial voice and a mock dialogue about a lecture, with chaotic punctuation and nonsensical phrasing.
State liftings and accidents sweep Ohio crops and towns
Coshocton Masons plan a $100 000 temple while Toledo begins a $500 000 street extension. A series of fatal crashes and fires rattle Ohio towns including Cleveland and Cincinnati. Notable incidents involve robberies, a hunting accident, a mining town fire, a suicide, a traffic death, and a deadly auto overturn near Vernon.
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Coshocton Masons
Toledo
Rebecca Selerstein
Cleveland
Market Company
Richwood
C. D. Sitel
R. M. Gardner
Newark
Perry County
John Warren
Effle Durna
San
B A. Kinsey Company
Cincinnati
Gilead
G. W. Chipps
Poston
Athens
Lowe
Deshler
Henry County
Bill
Geremic
Charles Todd
J. H. Boston
Plain Township
Stark County
Coshocton County Automobile Club
Youngstown
McKinley Duff
Akron
Leo Sharp
Gertrude Hell
Ohio State University
W. 0. Thompson
Bibert Johnson
Medina
Barah Haverstock
West Salem
Comiuation
Brigham Motor Company
Edward
Henry Rooney
John Henry
Heaton
Ancor
Cin
Earl M. Smith
Bellefontaine
United Telephone Company
Phil M. Crow
Kenton Depreme
Cox
Court of Appeals
Henry L. Sager
Springfield
Springfeld
J O W. Arthur
Dayton
Harold
W. T. Bishop
Marion
Mate Department of Health
Chillicothe
Guy W. Ongle
Ongle
Wooster
Council
T. H. Kirk
Steubenville
Amsterdam
Public Health Administration
W. C. Genr
Upper Sandusky
Common Pleas Court
Regina Brown
New York City
Joseph Ungar
Mele Melanovich
Dragich Karmovich
Breubenville
Entity
Mannfeld
Ohio News Scan of Wrecks Riots and Crime
Police raid three opium dens in Cleveland region and a string of incidents across Ohio report fires, robberies, and accidents. Notable items include a $60,000 blaze at Bancroft hotel Springfield and a $25,000 fire at Glaze Thomas Furniture in Elyria, plus a deadly bicycle crash near Columbus and a streetcar incident in Cincinnati.
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Leveland
Newark
Bancroft
Springfield
Marion
Mra
Valine
Stansal
John Quincy Adams
Kenton
Trair
Pontius
Upper Sandusky
Phillip Berg
Roy Schelberger
Edward Hillard
Cincinnati
Jeannette Miller
Bert Hamer
Cleveland
Emma Meister
Toledo
Claude Blood
Medina
A. Ife
Way Knapp
Akron
Ruth Booth
Cora Dice
Feacue
Ohio
Scott Lumber Company
Bridgeport
Albert Carpenter
J. F. Knight
Atreetcar
Sapere
Carnival
Wooster
John Webb
Dayton
Hamilton
M. Lerman
Canton
Mita Gladys Racey
Caldwell
Ohio Wesleyan University
University Hall
Columbus
Clyde McBee
Mason Tire and Rubber Company
Kent
Carson Kidwell
James Newman
A. C. Dorsey
Cantar x Columbius
Howard J. Lux
O.T. Corson
Ake
Corson
Kinslow
Charles G. Williams
Coshocton
Mate Board of Motion Picture Censors
Willems
It 16
Price
C. BR. Bell
Covhocton
Canton Council
America
Lincoln Highway
G. Webster Moore
Church of Christ
Leon H. Couch
New York
Alton
Robert
Smonths
John
Wezer
Gertrude Leiby
Southington
Trumbull County
Guiseppe Almandelero
Youngstown
Samuel B. Orr
Wiserr Canning Company
Circleville
Williamsport
Bainbridge
Circleville After A Three-Day Illness. ‘Two Children of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Smith
Louis
Canvar
Bedford
James
Martin
Ralph Emery
Advising China Soft Job and other miscellany
A series of brief clippings note foreign advisers to China in Peking and their salaries, a lizard valued as food in California deserts, Carnegie Hero Fund benevolence details, a costly diamond weighing 347 carats swallowed by a central Africa miner, and an X ray used on miners leaving the De Beers diamond mines.
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Ching
Ellen N. la Motte
China
Peking
Miss la Motte
Death Valley
California
Carnegie Hero Fund
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Central Africa
de Beers
Interesting items show rapid tech calls and old world facts
A collage of short notes reports on inventions and curiosities from urchin street to mines. Items include an automatic electric rifle target device, a folding dashboard truck, a minister fishing in Boothbay Harbor Maine, a $250 trip payoff, ancient glass history, Iceland coal finds, and a plan for an American chamber of commerce in Havana. Also noted are women workers in New York plants, Colombia geological surveys, Canada and U S rail mileage, Brayville Mass post office closure, a Trinidad pitch and a Boston doughnut calorie stat 256, and various home ozone water devices.
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Boothbay Harbor
Egypt
England
New York State
Colombia
Canada
United States
Brayville
Mass
Trinidad
N. H
An Indiana Case of Illness and Remedies
A reader recalls symptoms including weakness and dizziness with black spots before the eyes. Puffy bags under the eyes appeared and the narrator mentions taking Doan's Pills as a remedy. The text reads as a fragmented anecdote with unclear dates or formal context.
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Indiana
LO Wiley
Flu Caused President Wilsons Sickness
Physicians say President Wilson suffers neurasthenia after an influenza attack in Paris last April. The piece urges flu prevention with Turpo, praising its germicidal, preventive properties and recommending a thirty cent jar from druggists. It also notes a patent won for an adjustable foot to steadied ladders on uneven surfaces.
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Wilson
Paris
Halls Cataract Cure Promoted By F J Cheney Co
A sales notice describes deafness caused by catarrh and inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It claims hearing loss may be permanent unless treated and promotes Halls Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The text ends with a humor line about vocabulary limits between spouses.
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Halls Catarre Brediciss
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Green's August Flower Advertised For Digestive Health
An old advertising column touts Green's August Flower as a long standing household remedy for constipation indigestion nervous dyspepsia and liver trouble. It claims a few doses relieve symptoms and that the product is a gentle laxative sold by druggists worldwide.
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Lord Walden
Shamrock IV
China Soft Job
Boston
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Erie
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