Labor and political notes mix in this September rundown
Shaffer disclaims labor tie in a three year agreement with the Ashal gama Association and notes possible resignations. Canton plans a monument to McKinley with hopes of federal appropriation while baseball results and Union party activities unfold.
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Vention
Harman D. Yerkes
Bucks County
Supreme Court
Elishaa A.coray
Luzerne County
Municipal League
Rothermel
Folding Rule A Handy Tool For Electricians And Trades
A New York Sim report describes the folding rule, sold by the foot at 8 cents, in lengths from two to ten feet. The pocket portable device folds into a bundle about a foot long, aiding measurements around corners and in tight spaces for electricians and others.
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New York
Daring Tales From The Old Newspaper Pages
A collection of quirky historical anecdotes from a bygone era. Stories include a humorous take on railroad cattle records in Ireland. a Detroit Free Press item about a prankish ink-stained worker escaping scrutiny. and a Cincinnati tale of a well dressed man seeking a brace up with a bizarre mixed drink.
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Michigan Cruitroads
Schupermithidber
Mike
Detroit Free Press
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Chapman
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Proves as Medicin for Prunes in Invalid Diets
Prunes possess considerable virtue and are valued by eminent authorities for food use in invalids and children. Their mild influence suits those with inactive digestion, making them desirable for the not ever robust. A well cooked rice and prunes dish serves as breakfast lunch or dessert, especially for the sick, invalid, or hot weather meals replacing meat and heavy desserts.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
Lazativn Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure in one day with no cure no pay and price of 25 cents, advertised in THz News.
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Gannot
Dasher
Geamnot
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Man Noted For Brick Work Ends in Rest
A literary line cites Robert J. Burdette praising a worker who finished a brick task then went home to rest. The poem notes observers who see perfect work and conclude the bricklayer would have spoiled it had straw been added.
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