Moose Lodge Charter Hindered by Liquor Ban
Judge W E Porter grants a charter to the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge at Ellwood City only if the group adopts and records a by law prohibiting liquor. The ruling notes local clubs with sideboards have shifted members toward drink, while the lodge aims to be a center for music literature and science.
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New Castle
W. E. Porter
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge
Ellwood City
Nquor
Forter
Hits
Bacchus
Specialist Doctor Proclaims Internal Cure for Piles
Lincoln Nebr Dr J 8 Leonhardt renowned specialist on piles states external ointments fail and internal treatment is needed He claims to have perfected Hem-Roid the first internal pile cure that frees circulation in the lower bowel and has cured 98 percent Sold with guarantee at T B Hildebrand's for 1 Write for booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY prop
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Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Ammonia Problem at Vinton Colliery Plant
Ammonia causes issues at Vinton Colliery Company operations in Vintondale where washeries and the mining and coking plant run. The company has not succeeded in sequestrating ammonia from the coal, though the plant remains prosperous and coal yields several products.
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Vinton Colliery Company
Vintondale
Mi-O-Na tablets aid digestion and cure indigestion
A newspaper ad urges readers with stomach troubles to take Mi-O-Na tablets with or after meals. It claims Mi-O-Na improves digestion, relieves gas and heaviness within minutes, and can build stomach walls with regular use. The ad notes a 60 cent price and availability from T. E. Hildebrand and Booth's Mi-O-Na Buffalo New York offers free samples.
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Miona
T. EB. Hildebrand
Booth
Buffalo, N. Y
Salteburg Weddings Tie Knep Miller and Hicks Craig
Grove C Knep and Miss Estella Miller wed on Thanksgiving Day with Rev E L Ralaton officiating at Weat Lebanon. Early morning ceremony united J Lawrence Hicks of Trade City and Miss Vesta Florence Craig of Home at Rev W J Wilson's residence on Oakland avenue.
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Salteburg
Grove C. Knepshield
Estella Miller
Rev
E. L. Ralaton
Weat Lebanon
J. Lawrence Hicks
Trade City
Sand
Vesta Florence Craig
Home
W. J. Wilson
Oakland Avenue
Foley's Honey and Tar promise refund for cure
Certification states all druggists may refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It claims to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent pneumonia and consumption. The genuine product is in a yellow package and contains no opiates.
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Foley
Trial by Rice: Suspicious Methods in Ancient Justice
The Wide World Magazine describes a ritual called trial by rice used to probe suspects. Prisoners chew dry rice, spit onto a plantain leaf after a priest’s ceremony, revealing truth through technique and fear. One man confessed naming an organizer, aided by fear and conscience.
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Bans Gal Ara
Betis
Anya Syutter
Wide World Magazine
Alghe
Spider bites myths and musings on composers moods
The piece argues there are no verified spider bites and that spiders kill pests, preserving balance. It cites Collier's Magazine on spiders aiding agriculture. It also reflects on how Beethoven, Schubert, and Paganini thrived under mood shifts, inspiring great works and live performances despite poverty.
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S. G. Agron
Collier's
London
Beethoven
Schubert
Distress Of A Teenager At A Dance Offer
A fourteen year old girl named Mary was found sobbing by an elder sister. Mary explained that three boys had asked her to attend the dance that night. The sister reassured her that the situation was not severe, noting Mary had promised one earlier while the last suitor was a long shot.
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Mary
Common to the Kind in Industry Phrase Baffles English Visitor
A colonial politician answers a tourism official with a quip about recognizing industry by its noise. This exchange, appearing in London Telegraph and New York Press, reflects playful, sharp banter over curiosity and daily life.
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London
Installments. Do the Barkers own their plan?
Fragmentary text describes a dispute over ownership or payments related to a plan or property. The readable parts mention Barkers and an installment arrangement without clear dates or outcomes.
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Ingtallmants
Oldest Landforms Laurentian Highlands Crown North America
Charles D. Stewart in Atlantic describes the Laurentian highlands as the Earths oldest land in America and likely the world. He explains these worn granite hills stretch from north of the St Lawrence to near the Mississippi sources, formed when continents rose and oceans receded. The piece frames US uplifts from Wisconsin and Blue Ridge, with early maps showing Wisconsin and Minnesota as primitive rock islands.
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Laurantian
Catidh
St. Lawrence
Missisyaippi
Laurentian Highlands
America
Agassiz
United States
Rockies
Wisconsin
Blue Ridge
Canada
Minnesota
Charles D. Stewart
Atlantic
What Lovers Intended to Say and What They Did Say
An exchange shows Jack professing deep love and longing for reciprocation from Lucille. Lucille responds with surprise and a friendlier, cautious interest asking for time to adjust before possible affection grows. The scene ends with Jack asking to marry and Lucy reacting with playful surprise. New York Journal.
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Lucille
Darling
Jack
Lucy
New York Journal
Simplified Oratorios And The Minister And Organist
The new minister consults the village organist about music for the first Sunday. The organist, also a plumber and iceman, explains how Hiwars use two choir selections from Handel and Ifitydu. He shows annoyance at training singers and admits altering passages and using the vox humana stop to simplify tunes.
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Handel
Ifitydu
Falnister
The Steady Man and City Politic Prowess
A compact verse praises a steady hardworking man who starts early, stays true to work, and avoids corruption in politics. It contrasts him with crafty officials seeking style, shortcuts, and opportunistic gains, extolling steady restraint and respect for honest labor in Los Angeles life.
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Los Angeles Express
Love as Cultivation and Growth
The quote compares love to cultivated fruit and flowers, noting that love flourishes with care and fails when neglected. It uses gardening imagery to emphasize nurture, patience, and the impact of environment on affection and relationships.
Two Clubs Drive On in Clubhouse Banter
The dialogue echoes a tense golf clubhouse moment with Stymie delaying play. A sharp exchange features a player pressing for pace as another humorously counters that he is already driving with two clubs, revealing light sports banter and competitive mood.
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Stymie
Old Man
Fort Green
Old Shop
Puck
Would Be Nice Phrase from a Houston Post excerpt
A fragment from a Houston Post item shows a tense exchange with a husband shouting that the world will give him what he deserves and his wife replying from the mirror that his outlook looks dark. A Seneca quote comments on lack of grace for a beloved boater.
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Houston Post
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