Tongues of homes speak in all our acts and words
A long reflection on how homes mirror and guide character, claiming that every home has a voice that speaks through its inhabitants. The piece argues homes reveal truth about upbringing and morals, shaping destiny, with examples of personal behavior and social conduct. It ends by linking home influence to public life and growth, urging harmony between domestic training and broader responsibilities. It also includes brief quirky local notices about notable residents and oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sym- Pal
Jer
Philadelphia
J. C. Kunzening
Marm Bess
General Council
Lutheran Church
North America
Bandon
Scot
Land Light Infantry
Sibel Mteelen
St. John
Brewers Back of Stability League Rife in Petitions
Ohio records show stability league petition circulators largely connected to liquor interests as brewers and saloonkeepers drove the effort to restrict initiative and referendum. Counties list canvassers dominated by alcohol trades, with labor against the amendment and widespread opposition to its passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stability League
Labor
Columbus, O
Ohio
Ablo Ant Salson League
Gallia County
Ross County
Richland County
Hocking County
Clark County
Senducky County
Washington County
Marietta
Defiance County
Trumbull County
Scioto County
Home Rule League
Muskingum County
Madison County
Astoona
Dover
Hite
Wet labor leader out for the days
Akron labor figure Howard Keating, a member of the American Federation of Labor and a speaker for liquor interests in Ohio, informs Summit County wet committee he will now back statewide prohibition this year after studying how liquor affects labor and realizing he has supported the wrong side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Keating
Akron
American Feteration of Labor
Last Fit
Ohio
Wet
Summit County
Keating
Unofficial Ballot Marks Prohibition and Brewers Amendments
An unofficial ballot shows support for the Prohibition Amendment and opposition to the Brewers Stability League Amendment. Voters indicated choices on the two statewide measures, reflecting public sentiment on temperance and brewery regulation.
Constitutional Amendments on Ballot for November Election
The notice outlines amendments to the constitution including a prohibition of certain beverages and fixed county officer terms. It explains a bond authority from taxes and states the amendments will be voted by phone ballot in every precinct on November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Precinct
Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Election
Fulton County
Ohio
Court House
Wassoon
Said
Pesce
Clerk of Board of Elections
Wauseon
Board of Deputy
Supervisors of Elections
G. Eastman
Cleck
Bryan plan calls in Ohio for temperance push
A Ohio Democrats committee schedules William Jennings Bryan's week long campaign before the election. A special train with daily short talks is planned including Cincinnati and other large and small cities. Governor Hatfield of West Virginia and Fred O Blue join the itinerary. Other speakers include Captain R P Hobson Major Dan Morgan Smith and ex Congressmen Langis of Indiana. Also notes medical ad and local classifieds appear in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Toledo
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Cincinnati
Hatfield
West Virginia
Fred O. Blue
R. P. Hobson
Dan Morgan Smith
Model
Langi's
Indiana
Riddle Retained As Buckeye Corn Tours Director In Ohio
T. P. Riddle of Lima retains leadership of Junior Contests and Buckeye Corn Special Tour under the Willis administration. The move counters graft charges and follows exoneration by the Agricultural Commission. Clarke named assistant. trip plans and enrollment expectations noted. Also notices call for bids to print ballots for November 2, 1915 in Fulton County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Riddle
Lima
Karmon
Cox
Willis
Agricultural Commission
Board of Agriculture
Riddle
J. R. Clark
Columbus
Ridle
State Board of Agriculture
Clarke
New York City
Washington
Ohio
Atrar
Drunkenness and Crime Rise After Saloon Reopenings in Belmont County
Report details a sharp rise in arrests and drunkenness in Bellaire and Bridgeport after the Dram Shops amendment reopened saloons last May. From May to October 1914 dry periods yielded 301 total arrests, 55 for drunkenness, while the wet period brought 1,210 arrests with 500-plus for drunkenness. County jail counts and liquor violation charges are noted for 1914 and 1915, contrasting dry and wet eras. Also included is an old health anecdote: a healthy 83 year old credits lack of fret and daily naps to her wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont County
Bellaire
Deai
Cronkenness
Bridgeport
When Baby Has the Croap and Sleep Wakefulness
A mother wakes to a crying child and uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy every ten minutes to induce vomiting, aiming for quick relief and a safe morning. Also mentions road assessments and a petition by Henry Nofulger regarding stone road work, with engineer estimates and case details in the proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acre
Chamberlain
Stone Road
Henry Nofulger
Bruce Cramer and WAUSEON Florals Promote Local Trade
Bruce Cramer offers dry cleaning and steam pressing from Room 11 in the Arcade Building while WAUSEON FLORAL CO and R. COON & SON TINNERS highlight bulbs now ready at the greenhouse. The piece argues for local merchants to imitate mail order rivals, stressing honest service, inspection of goods, and courteous treatment to win customers and sustain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Cramer
Arcade
Wauseon Floral CO
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Dr. Burnham
Fink & Haumesser
Wauseon, Ohio
The
Ohio Northern University
Ada, Ohio
Union
Engineering and Ly
Albert Edwin Smith
Charles B. Wright
Wabash
Bortland
Yabash Portland Cement CO
Detroit
Mich
Works
Por Sale Try
H. A. Yarnell
Cement Tile & Block Co
Etmi Upon ‘Ur Fayelia
Mets Mors Tamer
Cise
Somes. Aeeekte
W. T. Williams
Amamimna
Dee Yin
Lou Ge
Aloe Seana
Luck
Wis
Ole
Jens Tretsven
Norway
Wauwatosa
John Rehfeld
Fon du Lac
Lyle Potash
Greenfield
Brewers
Wyandot County
Paulding County
Tuscarawas County
Auglaize County
Brewers’ Stability League
Thair
Dr. King
Elm Street
C. Schnorf
Jefferson Street
Oat Wauseon Floral CO
Hanford
Sotice OF Fit
C. C
Schnorf
Ine Ate
Peoples Bank
Auseon
Tribune
New York
Candy Kitchen
Charles F. Stotzer
Firestone
Robinson Vulcanizing Co
Dan W. Raymond
Fulton
Overland Automobiles
Smallman’s
Mohr & Clark
Brigham Guilford & Co. Department Store
Reynolds Montl
F. ©. Reynolds
Wauseon Lumber & Supply Co
Thomas J. Sullivan
Lord Coke
C. C. Eastman
Lyon & Greenleaf
Goodrich Auto
Reynolds Hari Hardware CO. Co
H. H. Williams & Son Lumber
Black
Enterprise Steam Laundry
Princess Theatre
Elaine
D. Morningstar
Ives-Edgar-Piere Company Furniture and Funeral
Wauseon Tin and Cornice
Curtis
Archbold
Miller & Pifer Hardware Company
Rupps Furniture & UK
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