Polls Open and Close Times Debated in Hogan Ruling
George T Blake reports a Hogan ruling on opening and closing times for polls on election day. Open at 6 AM in towns with registration, close at 6 PM in others. The attorney general and secretary of state officials discussed the certification and placement of state and national tickets, with four tickets certified and more expected. The piece also notes public health and fire safety advisories and a funeral notice for Carl C. Anderson.
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George T. Blake
Goliiabus
Get
Altornay Gear
Hogen
Pritisgeit
Alturney
Hogan
Secretary of ‘State
Barbi
Tse
Yhout Winitty
Zuber
Anderson
le Finley
Carl C. Andersony
Postoria
Miki
Pink Pills for Pale People Promoted Despite Harsh Claims
A distressed testimonial promotes Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy for rheumatic pain and dilated blood, claiming dramatic relief after four months of other treatments failed. The narrative urges immediate use and includes alleged patient quotes and a postpaid offer.
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Mr. Williams
Mra
Charles Pay
Thiiouto
Aya
Tg Gry
Nilif
Selbanueli
Williamal
Willian Fink
Oxford College to Open New Athletic Field Saturday
Oxford College unveils a new athletic field at 2 30 PM with contests among Oxford students Miami University and Western College. Highlights include tennis exhibition featuring Ashton of Miami and Dr George Binneliard of Dayton, plus basketball, baseball, football and other drills. small admission to cover setup costs.
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Oxfiord College
Oxford College
Miami University
Western Cella
Holbyoak Ashton
Miami
Cléorge Binneliard
Dayton
Worle
Vonrts Fox Guntes
Miami Athletic Park
Springfield
Wiltenbury
Norwood High Selinal
McGaffen High
Weil Fehl
Chaeh
Fonthal
Cyclopedia promotion sparks educators and employers debate
A Hamilton Journal notice promotes a five volume Cyclopedia set for students and workers, arguing that access to comprehensive knowledge bridges gaps between business paths and education. It cites Lincoln as an example and urges readers to form households to receive the complimentary set through a small promotion.
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Tule College
Business World 7
Wien
Enursy
Eatlere
Nh Goveror Amet Midak
Lincoln
Cig University
Conld le Po
Sneha Raison Gal
Hyanghnuly
Namilton
Gym Exhibition and Boxing Night At Local Club
A new gym opening features an evening program with dancing, swimming routines, and athletic displays. Boxing matches include South vs. Ver nitron and Avery vs. Juangenbueher. A charity ball game and a volleyball match between married and single men are planned amid a probate judgment note in the Clifford Fernden Estate case against Ohio Electric Co for 1000.
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AL Yyiminesnay
Syuth
Vernitron
Avery
Juangenbueher
Shephard
Clifford Fernden
Ohio Electric Co
Primgifl
Hn Hnuelii
Anna Ferndkin
United Presbyterian church to host big regional event
Special to Ye Journal reports a significant gathering at the First United Presbyterian church on November 7 in Troy. Delegates and visitors from across the denomination will attend, as a renewed evangelical spirit follows the Man and Religion forward movement and church leaders coordinate nationwide outreach from Pittsburg.
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United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Wieh and
Melanin Streets
Heroeelings
United Presbyterian Chreeh
Pittsburg
Danderine Hair Tonic Advertisement From Old Paper
An old print ad extols Danderine as a dandruff remedy for itchy scalps and hair loss. Claims claim rapid results, dissolves residue, adds shine, and promises strong hair after one application. Features price references and highlights a 2 cent bottle offer.
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Piatt Bigs
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FE Athletic
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Duerr Coal Co
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