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Newspaper

Sarasota Times

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

2

Notable Names Listed in Local Public Notice

A long list of residents and officials appears in the public notice, including H. M. Frazee W. E. Stephens Guy M. Rogan W. K. Higel C. T. Curry W. L. Dunn George Higel Ralph Higel C. S. Curry F. A. Curry J. D. Courtoy A. F. Wrede Alex Penney J. W. Daniels S. C. Wilkinson Clem Phillips B. F. Blackburn A. E. Blackburn J. B. Roberts.

H. M. Frazee W. E. Stephens Guy M. Rogan W. K. Higel C. T. Curry W.L. Dunn George Higel Ralph Higel C. S. Curry F. A. Curry J.D. CourToy A. F. Wrede Alex. Penney J. W. Daniels S. C. Wilkinson Clem. Phillips B. F. Blackburn A. E. Blackburn J. B. Roberts

Special Tax School District Election in Venice 1914

Notice of a June 16 1914 special tax school district election in Venice to divide Venice District No 9 into Laurel District No 48 and to vote on three trustees and millage. Inspectors named Alex Penny B F Blackburn Clem Phillips and clerk J B Roberts. W M Rowlett Superintendent signs the notice.

Florida Venice A.D Laurel Gulf Beach Shaket Creek Said Creek Said Said Township Range Alex Penny B. F. Blackburn Clem Phillips J. B. Roberts Board of Public Instruction Manatee County A. D

To Die in the Last Ditch Phrase Attribution

The saying Die in the last ditch is linked to William of Orange amid Buckingham’s warnings of ruin for the united provinces. When pressed that the commonwealth faced destruction, William reportedly answered that he could not see his country ruined and would die in the fast ditch.

William of Orange Buckingham United Provinces Commonwealth

Skull in window labeled Second-hand owner no longer needed

A human skull displayed in a shop window near the Edinburgh infirmary bears a grim caption claiming the second-hand owner has no further use. The Macabre display reflects a macabre sense of humor in a public street.

Edinburgh Infirmary

Woman's Club Plans Civic Projects and Charity Drive

The Woman's Club held its first meeting since April with strong membership. Committees for Library Education Ways and Means and others were named and a philanthropic group approved. Plans include a lawn and yardfront contest, playground efforts, plant sales, a Sarasota Fair, a Tea Sale, theatre night fundraiser, and a saving fund for the school. A framed Colonial Tea picture was donated for the new club house. Next meeting set for late June.

Woman’s Club Hart’s Commercial Annex Julia Hanson Fort Myers Sarasota City Park Knighton Halton Ways and Means Palms Theatre Joe Halton Adam Grinton T. F. Arnold Washington

Comparisons of Navies From the Birmingham Age-Herald

The Birmingham Age-Herald summarizes a chart on leading naval powers. Great Britain leads, Germany second, the United States third in battleships and tonnage. U.S. rank improves in gunner accuracy but lags in naval aviation compared with France and Germany. The piece notes push toward airships and possible reallocation of dreadnought funds.

United States Navy Department Great Britain Germany England United States France Japan Italy Russia Austria War Department Congress Birmingham Age—Herald

Census Work Requires Time for Nationwide Statistics

The census compiles national data from manufacturers farmers and utilities. It notes the need to collect uniform reports from hundreds of thousands of establishments and millions of farms and to allow enough time so as not to disrupt private business.

When Mending Umbrellas

A short home remedy describes repairing umbrella holes with softened black sticking plaster placed under the hole inside the fabric. The method dries to seal the opening and is presented as neater than darning. It emphasizes a simple, stitchless fix.

Impacts of Indian Climate on Wooden Musical Instruments

The climate in India harms wooden musical instruments more than other wood items. Instruments made mainly of wood suffer greater damage due to humidity and heat, affecting tonal quality and structural integrity across instrument types.

India

See T. C. Lines, the only licensed Plumber in the city

The notice announces that T. C. Lines is the sole licensed plumber in the city offering services. It emphasizes exclusive licensing and availability for plumbing work.

T. C. Lines

Dodson's Liver Tone Gains Popularity Over Calomel

The article promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, gentler substitute for calomel in treating constipation and liver trouble. It claims the remedy is a harmless vegetable liquid, doubles as a liver lifter, and promises a money back offer at Badger Pharmacy if not satisfied.

Dodson Gant Badger Pharmacy

Whence the Term Quack Doctor Origin

The term quack originally referred to a quake or ague doctor, implying a practitioner who claimed cures for fevers and illnesses. It traces to a misheard or evolving word meaning a noisy pretender in early medical markets.

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Sarasota House de Soto Hotel Tampa Hart’s J. G. Hart H. S. Glazier A. P. Jones Frank H. Knapp John Mays Guardian Board OF Public Instuction S. Range Gulf Shaker Creek W. M. Rowlett Public Instruction Manatee Co Fla Womans Club W_ A J. W. Keeper A.J, Vaughan T. F, Arnold J. G. Hart F. P. Wright C. J. Knighton Mabel Griswold Miss Josephine Pearce R. W. Grinton F. N, Schultz Jessie D. Crosby George Miles Walter Griffith May E. Townsend R. C. Bruce Yarbrough C. V. S. Wilson W., B. Tuttle C. O. Teate Annice Mitchel Furman Helveston Miss Florens I. R. Burns Jack Halton Carl Thompson J. F. Burkett J. H., Faubel George Ross Ellen Elliott J. H. Yohe H. N. Hall Census Reports Bank John Savarese Tampa, Fla Harry L. Higel, T.M St. Petersburg Anna Maria Cortez West View Bea Bea West View Anna Maria St. Petersbur Anna Maria Beach Howard F. Johnson Sarasota, Fla Fred Carroll Act Illinois Archibald Hardware Co Kien
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