Marion County Candidate for County Auditor Declares Public Service
Country Auditor Albert Sahm appeals to Marion County voters announcing his candidacy by acclamation. He highlights thirty years residence, experience as a merchant and manufacturer, and roles with the Board of Trade and Commercial Club. He pledges economical administration and full dedication to public duties, seeking support from all voters.
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Marion County
Board of Trade, Commercial Club
Sam
Tapscotts Learn To Trust After Advertising Page Mix Up
In a tale of married bliss and suspicion, Cadwallader and Cynthia Tapscott discover a misread personal ad on the Daily Telegraph’s classifieds. A playful misunderstanding leads to renewed vows to have no secrets, restoring harmony as they mend trust and plan openly for a new house.
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Cadwallader Tapscott
Telegraph
C. T
Penchesterday
Cynthia Tapscott
Tapncott
Cynthiat
Arieh
Tapscott
Pre-Ss
Cynthia
Theater Hat Fashion Note From the Playhouse
The season features a bella who keeps her hat small but stylish. A bordereaux red velvet hat with wine colored decorations sits on waved hair, a soft drape forming a front rose accent. A logty brush ornament stands to the left, completing the view for theatergoers.
FASHIONS AND FADS OF THE SMART SET
Mrs. Peter D. Martin of San Francisco daughter of Charles M. Oelrichs is in mourning wearing a black chiffon dress about 72 inches long with a three inch crepe band and black taffeta trim. Her hat features a tied back and front arrangement. Her gray outfit combines a simple tailored dress with deep revers and cuffs of black silk.
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the Sun
New York
Peter D. Martin
San Francisco
Charles M. Oelrichs
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Mrs Root Makes War On The Nimble Roach
Mrs Root wife of the secretary of state and social hostess in Washington has earned a reputation as a germicide expert. She studies germs before moving into a home and uses air sunlight and scientific methods to combat bugs and bacteria in the Marion house chosen for its elevated terrace at a four-street junction.
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Sun
Washington
Navy
Root
Marton House
Marion
Ura
Rool
Spellbinder Day Ends as Secretary Prepares Departure
A chaotic dialogue mix features Kaya Secretary Shaw and a church rector, with wry remarks about music and aging. A 73 woman club in McKeesport headlines a quirky scene as weather and animals creep into everyday insight. The piece blends humor and social snapshots from a bustling, irreverent era.
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Kaya
Shaw
Trust to Nature and the Indian Cure Belief
The text argues for natural stomach treatment and warns against improper habits like hasty eating and confinement. It mentions ancient Indian roots now gaining favor, used as remedies with a solvent to extract serine components, attributed to Dr. SSkenthal Barer.
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Ferman
Fred Ao
Sskenthal Barer
Benkro
Week's Resume From New York
A lengthy digest reviews public mood and technology in New York with notes on biograph and phonograph use in Hearst campaigns, a plan for a private Long Island auto race course for Vanderbilt cup events, and estimates of New York’s food and fuel needs showing extensive land and resource demands to sustain metropolis consumption. It mentions the Hearst machine novelty, the proposed Cart-Tal Protective association, and the toll-road race infrastructure with inns and clubs along the route.
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New York
Hearst
Jiha
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Inna
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer on New Ferry Line
A city buys a new water transport line the week after a discouraged ferry venture. The Thirty-ninth Street ferry between Manhattan and Brooklyn is acquired, amid notes on municipal ownership and its tax impact. A magistrate in Long Island City enforces tough justice after his cook is arraigned for intoxication, sending her to jail for ten days.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Terry
Lfo
Iskely
Long Island
Atcop
Cat Tax Controversy Stirs Berlin Ladies
Berlin women voice grievance against the Kaiser over a proposed cat tax. The edict does not require pet badges, but mandates payment per cat, fueling public discontent and debate about royal policy.
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Berlin
Potatoes From Maine Threaten New York Growers
Maine potato growers threaten New York state's lead in supplying New York City with tubers as Bangor & Aroostook railroad completion and a new freight line open direct shipments. The move could push prices down and intensify competition with Empire state producers. Palisades quarrying faces renewed opposition as state engineers plan a river route tour to curb vandalism and protect Storm King and Crow Nest mountains.
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Maine
New York State
York City
Aroostook County
Methur
Bangor & Aroostook
Stockton Springs
Great Northern Paper Company
Witar
Brockton
New York
Metropolis
Aroostook
Empire State
Madson
Albany
Blnnt
Thorm King Mountain
Interstate
Hudson River
Patate
Sturm King
Crow Nest Mountains
Palisade Park Commission
New Jersey
Apple Jelly and Canned Apples from Early Recipe
A faded home canning guide describes making apple jelly by quartered apples, pressing juice with a bag, and cooking to a clear consistency, then sugaring per pint of juice and finishing in heated jelly rings. It also covers canning apples with syrup, lemon juice, hot cans, and baking water bath for sealing. SHITHS DYE WORKS, 230 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston.
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Landgraf
Frank S. Fishback
Rss
AL. A. Womack
For Justice of the Peace
WM. H. Roberts
WM. W. Robbins
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