Synopsis Obscure Yet Popular In Serial Tales
A critique notes the often superior appeal of the synopsis to preceding chapters over the serialized story itself. It discusses Milwaukee’s literary competition, Portland’s Lewis and Clark exposition, Fourth of July tetanus prevention, firearm bans, and Lake Shore Railroad’s cancellation of the Twenty First Century Limited schedule after a wreck, raising public questions.
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Nius
Ure
Milwaukee
Japan
Russia
Portland
Lake Shore Railroad
Twentieth Century Limited
Mentor
New York
Chicago
How Fortunes are Made in Advertising in Success
Literary notes summarize a Success Magazine series by Henry Harrison Lewis detailing how major U S industries began. It notes six color frontispiece reproductions by George Gibbs featuring garden scenery and a July issue cover by Edward Penfield, praised for art and nature themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Henry Harrison Lewis
United States
Metropolitan Magazine
George Gibbs
Edward Penfield
Local man Baltzly elected president of Ohio pharmacists group
Z T Baltzly of this city has been chosen president of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association at Cedar Point where the annual convention closed Friday. New officers include E J Schellenberger of Cleveland as first vice president and L A Folken of Marion as second vice president. The gathering marked the first time a woman, Miss Norma Stoner of Springfield, was elected to an office in the association. Upcoming legislative fights focus on a bill that would deem possession of liquor in drug stores prima facie evidence of sale, a measure pharmacists vow to oppose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Baltzly
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Cedar Point
E. J. Schellenberger
Cleveland
L. A. Folken
Marion
T. D. Wetterstroem
Cincinnati
John H. Venstein
Upper Sandusky
J. M. McCann
Toledo
Norma Stoner
Springfield
Frank Annann
Portsmouth
Baltzly
New England
Virginia
Gwesdoline Packer
Columbus
Old World
Asia
America
Jamestown
John Smith
Lhila M’ Allister
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Roosevelt
Margaret Helen Miller
Clyde Hullinger
Nervous Worn Out Women Seek Positive Cure
A fragment notes women described as nervous, worn out and irritable face fatigue and mood swings. The text hints at a search for a positive cure, suggesting medical or wellness remedies of the period. Names, dates, or locations are not provided.
Nerve Pills Ad Promises Strength and Disease Cure
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a superior remedy for weak nerves and female complaints. It features endorsements from Mrs. John Bailey of Massillon who reports improved heart action sleep and appetite after use. The ad asserts the pills restore energy and vitality and claims the product relieves headaches and a heavy feeling. Sold 50 cents a box by S Craig Massillon and at Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Chase
John Bailey
Jackson St
Penn Yun
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
S. Craig
Massillon
Epworth League Canton District Convention Agenda
The sixteenth annual Epworth League Canton district convention is set for Tuesday and Wednesday June 27 and 28 at First M. E. Church Canton. The program includes devotional meetings led by Rev W H Dewey Massillon and Rev G C Smith Aldine, lectures on literary and league work, missions talks by Rev Jamie Walls and Rev A A Brown, and a consecration service to close.
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Canton
Epworth League
M. E
Altat Smith
Aliimnee Mausse
Sogial
Fred W
Bertha Johnson
Lisbon
Smith
Aldance
Asa
OG. W. Hotlines
Ira G. McCormick
Jamie Walls
Philippines
Oe Stev
A A. Brown
M.S
Miss Wilmot
Cleveland
Alliance
Farm for Sale Near Massillon with Orchard and Timber
Health issues force sale of 24 acre farm 5 miles southwest of Massillon and near Navarre Pigeon Run. Eight room house barn and outbuildings on good repair, three acre apple and peach orchard, five acres timber and a good well. Priced 100 dollars per acre 81000 cash balance on easy terms possession September 1 1905. Contact W F Stusser Pigeon Run or L P Stusser Massillon Ohio. Dr Fowler's Wild Strawberry Extract advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Navarre
Pigeon Run
W.F Stusser
L. P. Stusser
Ohio
Massillon class of 1905 graduation marked by discipline breach
The Massillon High School commencement in the Armory honored 27 graduates including 13 on the honor roll. Twelve orations and a Miss Almira Buttermore piano solo framed the program, but a disruptive faction of non-graduating boys heckled staff and chorus, prompting police intervention and a dignified ceremony finale led by Superintendent Cronebaugh and Principal Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon High School
Armory
Almira Buttermore
Fay Arthur
Almira Buttermere
May Bee
Alma Digel
Minnie Eberly
Grace Graybill
Alice Hoch
Clyde Hollinger
Pear! Kieh
Beatrix Huber
Grace Lowry
Lela McAllister
Margery Miller
Board of Education
Loyal G. Graves
Miss Buttermore
Cronepaugh
Getz
Cronebaugh
James Collier
Massillon
Lincoln
Dean's Kidney Pills Enduring Fame Praised in Massillon
Mrs E Keller of 122 Wooster St Massillon Ohio says Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache that lingered for years after a spong of 1900 and notes continued family use. She urges others to try the remedy and remembers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents with the urging remember the name Dean's and take no substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Massillon
E. Keller
Wooster Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. C
United States
Dean's
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Waot Ochunas
A.W. Chase
Waynes
Vigase
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Kinsley
Se Sparks
Greentown
Henerts
Jie
Merting
Landers
Mise
Elenbeth
Maussien Hh
FOV
Sdute
Alianee
Rempis
Rempis & Gallmeyer Foundry Co
Freat St
Grand Rapide
Mich
Ella Smith
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Lucile Schrock
Pennsylvania
Old England
Grace Er, Graybill
Julius Caesar
English Channel
England
Taj Mahal
Sadie Nelson
Shah Jahan
Bessie
Spuhler
International Athletic Committee
Panama Canal
Harry Stoner
American Isthmus
Isthmus
Panama
Nicaragua
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Suez
Alma
Hawthorne
Ernest
Lilian Young
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