Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promised Cure All Ailments
Advert appears for Hot Springs Liver Buttons claiming to cure constipation torpid liver upset stomach headache dizziness and nervousness with a 25 cent box sold at leading druggists. Includes address for free sample requests and mentions agents and suppliers in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Burt Sirely
Conslipnliog A
Hamilton and Gletuity
Hot
Chermienl Co
Huh Springs
Ark
Radcliffe. Drug [Co
Amitton
Butler County Piano Tax Values Jump in Year
Butler county reports 3172 pianos valued at 4 million. Last year 2877 pianos were valued at 280 thousand. The increase spans all districts as tax valuations rise.
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Butler County
Children’s Day Observed by First M. I. Sunday School
Children’s Day will be observed Sunday morning at 9 30 with a special program of songs and recitations by the live folks. The church quartet and Miss Levock provide special music. Children will be baptized and a class received into the church. A concert by the Sunday School orchestra directed by Prof Karl Pabst precedes the program.
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M. I
Miss Levock
Karl Pabst
Fine Picture Of Delegates To Constitutional Convention
A large photo display shows delegates from the Fourth Ohio Constitutional Convention. The arrangement invites passersby to view the assembley of law makers, praised for their influence. Mention of Judge Warren Gard naming Herbert S Harr to defend Manley on indictment for larceny is included.
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Theoodmane Aisins Co
Godisman‘Straus Co
Ohio
Manley
Warren. Gard
Herbert S Harr
Scary Manley
Dawny
Miami University Teams Edge Indiana State In Tennis Meet
Miami University defeated Indiana State at Plaiston Indiana with Ashton and Rosecrans playing well. Singles 4th 6-3 63 and doubles 8-6 60 64. Minoi to face Butler Saturday at 2 pm on university courts. Butler beat Miami last year in a tight match. Also notes easy Miami baseball win 13-2 over Wilmington College, Miami now 3-0. Plus campus events including a township commencement and Baccalaureate address by President Hughes.
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Lhe Journal
Oxford
Dape
Miami Jennig
Indiana State
Plaiston
Ind
Ashton
Rosecrans
Minoi
Butler
University Courts
Miami
Miami University
Yeslaran
Willmington College
Wilmington
Bloom
McCallester
Mini
Grabiel
Webster
Miami university commencement and alumni week highlights
Miami University hosts a week of commencement exercises from June 8 to 13 with farewell chapel, recognition service, and a president's reception. Notable speakers include Rev. Josiah Strong and acting president RM Hopnes. Alumni Day features class reunions, athletic events, and Sigma Chi cornerstone layings. Several graduating students and university groups are listed with plans and dates.
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Hgath
Ades
Josial Strong
D. D
American Instituta of Social Service
New York City
Hnee
Adress
RM. Hopnes
Christian Association
Joshua Stanfield
D. C
Meridian Street
M. ES Church of
Indianapolis
Normal College
William Butler Yeats
College of Liberal Arts
Stephen Phillips
George I. James
University of Minnesota
University Cee
D. Lewis
Askill
MT. Coppork
Sigma Fen
Sigma. Chi
Miami
AL Pla
Nabed Alunmni
Hie University
Phi Beta Kappa
Fraterut
Lawn Fete Plans by Potter County Cycle Club
The Potter County Cycle Club announces elaborate plans for its annual lawn fete likely set for June 28. A Fort Ancient event was postponed last Sunday due to threatening weather, with plans to reschedule in the year ahead. Administrators named for the Irene M. Dickey estate of Mid Motown include M. Chomas 44 and G. Woodward.
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Potter County
Pink Pills touted as blood builder and health restore
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy to pale waxlike skin fatigue weakness and breath trouble. It cites customer testimonials including Mrs Harrod and Mrs Beene who claim restored health after using the pills plus claims of curing rheumatism neuralgia and other ailments. The copy promotes free booklet Building Up the Blood and lists price: 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50 with Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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Sayeril
Harrod
South Og
Yeni ‘Monek
Tnd
Williams
Bellefontaine
Williamy Fink
Wil- Tine
Dr. Williasne Medicin Company
Scheuastady
Nvx
Permits Required To Vend Milk Or Meat In Hamilton
An order requires all persons selling milk or meat in Hamilton to apply for a permit. View has issued a directive that vendors must register at the town hall by a specified date to obtain permission to sell dairy or meat products.
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Sunuilley
Imilk
Hamilton
Iit
Hamiiltan
Hamilton Man Held After Theft Rumor Reported
Cincinnati police arrested 58 year old George Thomas of Mamillon for theft of tools valued at 100. Patrolmen Hays and Ginter reported the incident, with Judge Fricke ordering him to serve a fine but no set sentence.
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Anim
George Thomas
Mamillon
Hays and Ginter
Fricke
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