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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1912

Page

3

Aviation Meet for Mansfield Promises Spectacular Displays

Mansfield to host a two day aviation meet on June 7 and 8 to benefit Richland County Agricultural Society. The Curtiss Exhibition Company will provide a biplane show with altitude and cross country flights, an airship versus automobile race, bomb throwing, a possible sham battle and the famed spiral glide. Local merchants back the event and a portion of net receipts may support a new art hall at the fair grounds.

Mansfield Richland County Agricultural Society Curtiss Exhibition Company New York Curtiss C. L. Worthington Curtiss Company Detroit Toledo Worthington Lake Cities Maumee Shryock Agricultural Society

Gas Carret marketing and Curtiss aviation meet notes

A mixed report highlights a Cascarets advertisement promising cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels, plus aviation coverage on aviator Charles F. Walsh and Curtiss records at a Chicago meet. It details Lincoln Beachey and Eugene Ely records, Ward’s long endurance flight, Curtiss machines’ dominance, and Mansfield exhibition intent.

Charles F. Walsh Walsh Curtiss Glenn Curtiss Europe Chicago Lincoln D Beachey America Beachey Eugene Ely Piblanes Lincoln Beachey James J. Ward Ward

Gus Baer Slims Through Pole Slide Dare

Ex sheriff Gustav Baer attempted a pole slide at No 2 fire station with Herman Homberger present. His coat tail snagged, leaving him stuck midway. Firemen improvised a stepladder rescue as spectators urged him to abandon the stunt.

x-County Gustav A Buer Gus Herman Homberger Public Safety Baer No. 2 Homberger Fat Man

Humane Society Seeks Constitutional Change At Saturday Meeting

Delegates were elected to state and constitutional conventions. The relief department moves to Temple Court. Mrs J L Patterson rent from 256 Park Avenue West was pledged. A committee of three was appointed to report changes to the constitution. The state associated charities convention will be held in Cleveland in June.

Patterson The Humane Society Park Avenue Baptist Church C. N. Gaumer G. C. Endig J. Summerville Bonar Associated Charities and Corrections Cleveland Ford E. D. Paulin Mobart Scattergood H. Helter Louis Freunditch A. T. Thorne Lilian McSsride WH. Palmer Jessie Hagerty John Constance J. F. Kramer Relief Department Hisin Street Temple Court A. G. Thornton Humane Department J. L. Patterson Insane Society Park Avenue West

Vinol Spring Blood Purifier Ad Claims Quick Renewal

Sensible custom promotes spring renewal of life and purifying the blood. The ad argues Vinol with hyer and fron prep yields superior spring medicine, citing testimonials from J A Thiel of Brows Terouph New York and a Mansfield Ohio druggist. It promises money back if not satisfactory.

J. A. Thiel Brows Terouph N. Y

Gifted house provides steady income for Humane Society

Twelve room property to be rented with rent paid by the Humane Society and taxes water rent and insurance covered. W H Rebuck named agent to manage rental. Gift viewed as one of the finest for the society ensuring a reliable income.

The Humane Society W.H. Rebuck

Former Mansfield resident dies on outbound train

Fred H. Hoppes aged 54, formerly of Mansfield and six years in the city, died at Mt. Vernon after a brief pneumonia illness while en route home to Akron from Columbus. Survived by wife and three children Emma C. D. Hoppes and Mrs S C Glasener. Carlos D. Hoppes of this city called to Mt. Vernon.

Fred H. Hoppes Mt. Vernon Akron Mansfield Mr. Hoppes Columbus Pomeroy State Reformatory Carlos D. Hoppes Hoppes Emma C. D. Hoppes S. ¢. Glasener Marion

French shipments of artificial flowers enter US in repurposed cases

French shipments of artificial flowers to the United States are said to be made largely in American packing cases that have previously been sent to France for that purpose.

United States France

Harvard's First Anniversary Store Ad

A Mansfield men's wear shop marks one year of operations. It touts high grade suits and overcoats for ten and fifteen dollars, a large stock, and strong out of town trade. The store proclaims specialization in men’s apparel, promises satisfaction, and invites returns for any unsatisfactory purchases.

Mansfield Maj Onetemer

Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets Promote Quick Relief

Indigestion goes or money back claims quick relief from sour stomach heaviness and gas. Regular use supposedly strengthens digestion, allowing even large meals with no discomfort. Advertises 54 cent hex and money back offer. Also notes a new railroad station built in Toplin Missouri from concrete with refuge mines.

Wiloa Toplin Missouri

Adler-sha hawk promotes quick relief for stomach gas

Mansfield readers show interest in a new remedy advertised by Druggist Barton at 24 N. Su, claiming instant safer relief from constipation or gas. The small notice highlights the product name Adler-sha hawk and its touted effects.

Mansfield Barton N. Su

Ashland Druggist Fined for Illegal Liquor Selling

Ashland druggist FP M Vachar was sued for 560 and costs by Major Windigler for selling intoxicating liquors in violation of county option law. This second offense follows a 299 fine by Mayor Mina Visser. Bond of 1060 was set, forfeitable on further violations. Police seized several hundred gallons during a raid on Vachar’s store. the goods await court orders at the Ashland police station.

M. Vachar Ashland Major Windigler Vachar Minaviser

German Wonderoil touted as cure for croup in homes

Mrs. Peter Brown of Troy reports Wunderoil saved her child with membranous croup claiming the remedy breaks the membrane and provides rapid relief. The ad insists Wonderoil cures coughs and throat troubles, with a money back guarantee and a 25 cent price, urging mothers to keep a box at home.

Peter Brown Troy Wonderoi C. S. Redbrook

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