Fifty Dollar Bill Cures Lame Back in New York
A Midleton merchant misplaced a fifty dollar note that stuck to a porous plaster after use for a lame back. After hours, the bill remained on the plaster, was sent to the treasury for exchange, and the patient reported a complete cure.
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New York
Middletown
Treasury Department
Anniversary of Adoption of Stars and Stripes
The American Flag Association notes June 14 1910 marks the 123rd anniversary of adopting the flag. It urges public recognition nationwide with school programs teaching the flag’s story and pledges of loyalty, recalling the 1777 origins and 1818 standard of thirteen stripes and stars.
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American Flag Association
United States
Congress
Beaver Man Missing From Home
Beaver June 14 Some five or six weeks ago Sheridan Temple long involved in local sewer contracting disappeared from the town no trace found. Temple left Beaver after drawing 137.50 for contract work at the water works.
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Beaver
Sheridan Temple
Mr. Temple
Youngstown Board House Quarrel Ends in Stabbing
After a quarrel at a Youngstown boarding house Sunday night, Alex Telesky is accused of stabbing Michael Macha in the neck with a knife, leaving him seriously wounded.
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Youngstown
Alex Telesky Isail
Michael Macha
Fireworks Draw 9000 Attendees at St Anthony’s Celebration
More than 9000 people gathered on South Jefferson street for the New Castle Italians St Anthony's celebration last night. Fireworks framed along the B and O railroad tracks lit up the scene as electric lights and decorations enhanced the festive display.
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St. Anthony's
New Castle
South Jefferson Street
Electric signs to illuminate Chicago elevated stations
Plans call for widespread use of electric signs on the Chicago loop stations to guide passengers and advertise connections. The project aims to modernize transit visuals and improve wayfinding across the elevated system.
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Chicago
Battle of Hats Engulfs First Baptist Church
In Omaha on June 14 the First Baptist Church faced a split over hats during services. Five women led by Mrs A Lansing and others removed their large hats, prompting mixed reactions as they and supporters push for a hatless congregation while some oppose removing hats.
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Charles Miller
Standard Oil
Franklin
Omaha
Neb
First Baptist Church
Mmes. A. Lansing
A. W. Clark
J. A. Sunderland
H. K. Burkett
Miss Haskell
Vosburg
Princeton 1910 Graduation Honors Distinguished Guests
Distinguished visitors from many lands attend Princeton university’s 163rd commencement in Alexander hall. Degrees awarded to 218 members of the class of 1910. The day included an Alumni luncheon, a Brokaw tank swimming exhibition, and a reception by President and Mrs. Wilson. Honorary degrees were conferred on Cyrus F. Brackett, William Henry Welch, William Mershon Lanning, Col. Hugh Lennox Scott, Ralph Adams Cram, and Edward Weston.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Alexander Hall
Brokaw Tank
Wilson
Cyrus F. Brackett
William Henry Welch
Johns Hopkins University
William Mershon Lanning
Hugh Lennox Scott
West Point
Ralph Adams Cram
Boston
Edward Weston
Four Legged Chick Draws Attention at Pennsylvania Farm
In Wayne County Morg an township Pennsylvania a chicken chick hatched with four legs and an extra wing has drawn interest this week. The two hind legs on the back appear useless but the bird walks on both pairs. The additional wing sits on the back and, aside from these anomalies, the chick seems normal and likely to survive.
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Waynesburg
Stephen L. Fulton
Morgan Township
Night force to start tomorrow downtown street cleaning
Beginning tomorrow night the downtown streets will be cleaned after night and the street cleaning force will be employed from 7 p m until 5 a m. This new departure aligns with an earlier announcement by Street Commissioner Barteaux.
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Barteaux
Silk quilt with 1500 pieces owned by Sharon man
John Willman of Sharon holds a silk quilt created by his 93 year old aunt Mrs Mary Ann Holtz. The quilt contains 1500 fabric pieces and is described as a valuable heirloom.
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John Willman
Sharon
Mary Ann Holtz
Phen-a-lein Tablet Advertisement Claim
A newspaper ad touts Phen a-lein tablets promising quick relief from constipation and sick headaches. It claims the product stimulates the liver and tones the stomach, with a testimonial from Louis Arata of Cincinnati and pricing details for box and direct orders from Pax Chemical Co.
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