Woman Suffrage in 1912 Public Debate at Ohio
A collection of opinions on woman suffrage from 1912 stressing justice and equality. Proponents argue women deserve voting rights on equal terms, noting their civic and domestic roles, taxes paid, and potential impact on politics. Critics warn about prohibition and social disruption, while activists like Lyman and Atherton advocate campaigning for suffrage nationwide. Cleveland context cited.
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Ler Ibferegts
Minn
Ohio
Cleveland News
Catholic Picnic Postponed Two Weeks In Monroe
The Catholic picnic for Monroe area has been postponed to August 22. Local events include residents hosting gatherings, visitors from nearby towns, and a note that Mrs Peter New Sr. remains on the sick list while several families host guests, with social visits described among neighbors.
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Mame, Oy
Selidol
Lebanon
Ishin Laurect
Aise
Imeet
Anna Wagner Lish
Grand United Order officers elected at Oxford meeting
Deputy Grand Master Vernon presided as the Grand United Order of True Friends and the Household of Ruth closed their session with officers named. Elected Grandmaster J. J. Lee of Columbus and C. Cheeks of Oxford head the slate, with other officers listed from multiple cities. A meeting in Troy was planned for August 1913. Also noted are civil cases in Cincinnati and Middletown, including Charles L. Thayer suing Henry Hagermany for 220 dollars plus interest and Cincinnati Brewing Co. suing Adolph Meyer for 877 dollars with 31 dollars due on tax advances.
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Mr. Vernon
Grand United Order of Vdd
Household of
Ruth
Élestino
J.J. Lee
Columbus
C. Cheeks
Oxford
Ita Faraerebury
Joseph L. Jones
Cincimatly
N. N. Cavender
Zanesville
Advocate
EL Armstrangy
Leeksand
JL de Leb
Thomas Priplett
Cincinnati
A.T. Abbett
Cleveland
Filjo
Noble
Plu Abbott
Anor
Martha Cousins
Gallipalis
Nannie Banks
Middletown
Neltie Leah
Steubenville
Lorenx Taylor
Troy
Wm. Cameron & Co
Bender. Company
Éommuh Pleas Court
The
Cincinnati Brewing Co
Adolph Meyer
Common Pleas Court
GETSIT For Corns A Safe Easy Cure
A patent corn remedy promises a safe and painless fix with no plasters or knives. The ad claims one application proves its effectiveness and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied. Sold by Lanveetes & Co in Chicago with a 23 cent bottle price.
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Lanveetes & Co. Ciiongy
Picnic and community notices from Oxford column
About fifty members of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church attended a picnic at the home of Clarles Bust in Oxford yesterday afternoon. Talks on China and missionary work by Miss Keil and Miss Neil Overholly followed. a lawn supper concluded the event. Several local society updates and travels are noted, including plans for Sun Bros. shows in Oxford on August 14 and a closed camp at Ruehwood Camp with botany talks by Prof. Fink.
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Oxford
Aung
Clarles
Miss Keil
Neil Overholly
Feld
Clarkson
Miss
Orrens
Sun Bros
Ory
Railroad 8
Fink
Daughters of Rebecca
Bert Mosley
West Church Street
Deak Minnich
Minnich
William Gillard
Rithel
Clarleston
W. Va
Webber Leath
Chicago
Max.l. Swarthout
Oxford ‘College
Tooutery
Charleston
Dry A
Young
Samily
New Britain
Conn
Fligy
Drp. Smith
Hale
Main
John Buller
East Church Street
William Beatson
Mer
A. CG. Kimmle
Sarah
Lox New Castle
Tuil
David A. Tracy
Dave Weeks
Ras. W
Wallace
Dayton
Harry Kowler
Trarkc Daytown
Lome
McDills
George &. Hishop
Kangas
Governors Invited for Centennial Event Across States
Harmon has invited governors from Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, and others to join in Nevada Territory centennial celebrations on a designated Governor's Day. Invited leaders include Phantasy R. Marshall, Charles S. Darwin, Charles S. Osborne, and AO Eberlard, with George T. Blake noted.
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Coluntus
Aus
Harmon
Ohio
Aye Phantasy R. Marshall
Tie" Miang
Charles S. Datwin
Hines
Charles S. Osborne
Mightgan
Eberlard
Minnesota
George T. Blake
Clergyman's Soulnd Tuberculosis Miracle Ad
A 1908 testimonial ad touts Bekman’s Alterative as a cure for tuberculosis and related ailments. It features letters from BE F. COWLES and RY, J. dF. COWLES praising rapid health gains, while urging readers to request a recovery booklet from Bukman’s Life Laboratory. Sold by Rud alifs Drug Co and major pharmacists.
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Amenin
Ned
Evkrown
Tbs
Wekmann
F. Cowles
J. Df
Cowles
Presbyterian Ghirehi
Rekatan
Rudalifs Drug. Co
Bukman
Lite Boratory
Philadelphia
Social Gatherings Highlight Samerille A Special Visit
Mrs Ed O Dell entertains Ler mother Mrs Proctor of Venice Oliver Skiles and wits from Dayton join Grant Perkins and Fanny for supper. Saturday’s social heads to Dryntown Aug 9th. Mrs Bardi Woul improving. Sam Stevens visited his mother Rhoda Stevens. M B Bundy Sunday school social well attended with lemonades and watermelon. Mrs Reina Sommers of Hamilton visiting her mother Mrs Ghusleman. Mrs Sullivan from Middletown visits Frank Duffiall. Mins Grace Miller’s Sunday study group picnicked at Randall’s grave Tuesday. many attendees listed.
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Journal
Sonrrville
Ang. P
Ed O'Dell
Lermothe
Proctor
Venice
Oliver
Skiles
Wits
Dayton
Grant Perkins
Fanny
Hand Boys
Dyrrtown
Bardi
Sain Stevens
Rhoda
Stevens
Wagner
Willy Iis
Meyid Wilheow
M. B.bundwy
Jain
Reina Sommers
Uamilton
Ghusleman
Sullivan
Middletown
Duffiall
Wise
Mins Grae Miller
Randall
Mather Baker
Dolores Randall
Corrine Farnshell
Zelma Farnshell
Jaselle Withrow
Abita Cornhwaite
Helen Miller
Ina Cornthwaite
Laverine Tracy
Boyd Bell
Paul Miller
Malcombl Poyne
Earl Miller
Chas
Blossom
Ruth Mu
Overpeck Weekend Visits Highlight Local Travel Lapses
Kather Billingsleaf spends the week with cousin Alvise Moe in Bomerville. Alive Walit visits her friend Mrs. Smith for a few weeks.
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Overpeck
Kather Billingsleaf
Alvise Moe
Bomerville
Walit
Mrs. Smith
Joy and Bliss Hot Springs Liver Pills Ad
An old time ad claims Joy and Bliss Hot Springs Liver Pills relieve constipation and sluggish liver. It touts a product from Hot Springs Arkansas as the world’s greatest sanitarium with government ownership and offers the remedy at low price through Holtson and a special agent in Danilton.
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Arkio
United Stater
Allanle
Spriges Chemical Co
Tor Springs
Ark
Radelite
Io ‘Danilton
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Ben Gidet
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Detroit
Michigan ‘Equul Suffrage Association
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Merbert Bigelow
Woman's
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Charles Caron
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Grand Lodge
Charles L. Thayer
Henry Hagemany
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Prof. Fink
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