Peruna touted as grip remedy with testimonials
The ad cites many readers praising Peruna for grip relief from acute to convalescent stages. Mrs. Jane Gift and Mr. Victor Patneaude share how Peruna aided recovery and strength, with tablets now offered. The piece urges readers to consult their druggist for Peruna and a 1914 almanac.
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Jane Gift
Athers
Ohio
Peruna
Peru
Victor Patneaude
Madeon St
Topeka
Kas
Notice of Publication in chancery case in Miami County
Chancery notice in the Circuit Court of Miami s County Clark County shows an affidavit of non residence of Harrison Hurst Jr and a broad list of unknown heirs of Jesse L Hurst and Sarah M Hurst deceased. Plaintiffs filed their bill January 1 1914 and a summons issued returnable March 9. defendants named must appear March next to plead or demur or decree will be issued Arlington Marshall on January 17 1914 signed Clerk Jay Swern and Connelly Sols.
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State of Miamis
Clark County
A .D
R Hurst
Frank M Hurst
Geo W Hurst
Harrison H Hurst
John L Hurst
Ann Higgins
Amanna Bishop
Minnie Hurst
Allen Hurst
Harrison Hurst Jr
Rachel Mewes
Mary Fasig
Sophia Gardner
Peyton Murphy
Edith Murphy
Leah Davidson
James Emily
Marinza Emily
Alf Secrest
Milo Emily
William PB Emily
Abraham Smily
John W Emily
Samuel Emily
Jake Hughes
Wesley Hughes
Kris Hughes
Larence Ides
Mabel Hurst
J W Smith
Ysese L. Hurst
Sarah M Hurst
Harrison Hurst. Jr
Rachel Ewes
Alta Serrest
Ilo Emily
Wiliam H Emily
Abram Emily
John W Emily Samuel Mily
Sarah M Herst
Harrison Irst, Jr
Sophia Mdner
Milo
Emily
Iam H Emily
Abraham Emily
Eliza
Charles Emily Sallie Emily
I Hubbard
Nettle McCreary
Lee Emily
John W Dick
Jess Dick
Peter Dick
Alta Chance
Ick Rowe
Henry Wise
Lizzie Castera
William Smith
Nancy Eliza Meloy
Julia Meloy
3 Rowe
Don Montgomery
A Montgomery
Jess Hurst
Sarah M. Ye
Holden
Marshall
Winofs
Jay Swern
Rt Connelly
Progressive party strategy aims for Democratic victory
Washington correspondent reports a meeting of Progressive leaders who plan to fight in the November elections while aiming to prevent the Republican party from any revival. They acknowledge little chance to win power independently and seek to shape outcomes to extend Democratic control.
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Sumner Curtis
Washington
Chicago Record Herald
Congress
Progressive Party
Noemer
Awas
Trea
Didi Merid
Oll
Theodore Roogveit
Wilson
Republican Party
Small Profits in Big Business At Armour & Co
The Armour & Co annual statement shows sales of about 350 million dollars, nearly one million daily, with operating profit of 11.36 million. After deductions for interest taxes and costs, net earnings are about 6.03 million, yielding a 37 percent return on capital and a roughly 17 percent on turnover, while the public pays about one cent per dollar in toll.
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Armour & Co
Chicago Standard
Armour &0
General Publc
More Tractable as He Grows Older
Hod Dnmm itt says he grows mellower with age admitting he used to rage over trivial matters. He recalls the Mona Lisa theft and its recovery without strong reaction. He notes aging slows his temper and shifts focus to genuine consequences than minor annoyances. The quote ends with a reflection on resolutions and willpower.
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Hod Dnmmitt
Stangsas City
Following Jesus amid duties and devotion in Luke Mark lesson
The lesson contrasts impulsive and procrastinating followers with the ever ready to serve group. It cites Matthew 8 19 22 and Luke 10 38 42 to show the cost of discipleship. Martha and Mary illustrate balance between service and listening at Jesus feet, urging devotion over excuses.
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Jericho
Bethany
Martha
Mary
Jesus Martha
R. V
John
Christ
Jesty
Henry Ford rises from penniless farm boy to billionaire inventor
The article traces Henry Ford's rise from a Detroit farm boy born near Dearborn to founder of the Ford Motor Company. It notes his early work with the Edison company, the risk to create the horseless carriage, a $1000 paid lawyer being paid in stock, and the early skepticism of investors who later became millionaires. It also mentions his high current earnings and his aim to improve workers' lives with higher pay.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
John D. Rockefeller
Ford
Dearborn
Mich
Edson Electric Company
Edison Company
Reforms at Penitentiary Introduce Humane Measures
New warden Choisser at Chester state penitentiary launches reforms for humane treatment. He adds a 60 seat barber shop, provides water at meals, and starts a school for illiterates with 130 men. Visitors rules and parole guidance are adjusted to favor inmates’ reintegration.
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W V. Chessier
Harrisburg
Chester
Mr. Choisser
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