City matters and events in Cleveland area
Readable notes show Father Sidley of St. Raphael's church, Mayor Coastinine at home from Washington, Temple arrested for theft, and Kamil Binek jailed for peddling. Public Library to be opened for Decoration Day, pending book returns. Reports cover local births deaths sports and collisions, with police, horse thefts in Mechanicsburg, and a new Union chapel foundation in Springfield as community activities proceed.
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Mayor Coastinine
Washington City
Preston Temple
Merton Jat
Kamil Binek
Climen
David Compton
de. W. A. Mouth
Chicago
Bern
W. T. Smith
Winger
Geo. L. Whtebin
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Arnley
Myer
Cooper
White
Thomas K. Kagel
Weretory
Rt. James
Jraet
St. Mary's
London
Lootos
Springfield Company
Fersclitz
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Keifer
Brownfield
Springfield
Denville
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Kane
Thomas Thompson
Avan Hopking
Mechantonburg
James Mc Twain
Iewin Station
Moe Uwain
Hopkie
Carteington
Buulth
Mechanicsburg
Organization For Protection Aguitar
Leon
Mechaderbore
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Unio Chapet
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Half-Pest
Women of the North Corps visit Mitchell Post for flag gift
The event featured Mrs Poteam and other officers presenting a flag to Mitchell Post. Commander Penfield accepted it on behalf of the post while praising the women’s efforts for veterans. The assembly pledged memorial observances and prepared cemetery decorations, with plans for Memorial Day activities and convention room allocations.
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Brant
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Lew Mulnuten
Bellet 1
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Mitchell Relief Corps
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Fox
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Howe
Bellet Corps
Streenmount
Ferncliff
Oul
Kilpatrick
Gorpe
Prohibition, Trades, and Odd Bits Across A Long List
A ragged assemblage covers prohibition era mentions, local trades, and curious anecdotes. Names such as Bodine, Denham, and W. W. Denham surface amid notes on diplomas, postal letters, and a scattered mix of local figures, with references to Hemlock timber decline and tanning goods shifting to South American gum. The item also threads through shipping to the West Indies, a cat and dog tale, Shaker cures, and various ad-like notices about medicines, real estate transfers, and prices, all presented in a brisk regional newspaper voice.
Hosiery sale offers for ladies men and children
An advertisement describes a broad hosiery sale featuring domestic hosiery in many styles for ladies men and children. It promotes Shaw Knit and Gent’s and notes price points like eight twenty five and twenty six cents, urging readers to buy.
Difficulty of Capital Relocation Across Industries
The Contemporary Review discusses how capital movement affects entrepreneurs differently. Banks with simple fixed plants can wind down and relocate capital during downturns, but manufacturers or farmers with deeply embedded assets face heavy losses selling, especially in downturns, making continued operation more likely even at low or negative profits.
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Contemporary Review
The Fate of Our Forests and the Fall of Trees
An antiquated prose meditation on forests and trees, praising spruce and gum while lamenting the loss of pines. The piece alludes to Maine New Hampshire Boston and Canadian lumbering, pairing environmental concern with imagery of rivers and sorrowful destruction by loggers. It frames the pine as noble but doomed in a broad regional context with somber tone.
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Maine
New Hampshire
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Notable State Normal School at Millerwville Pa Headline
Local notices recount various health remedies and tonic advertisements including Hall Besower Mishler's Herb Bitters and Bly's Cream Balm. Testimonials from residents praise cures for headaches catarrh and nervous debility while Voltaic Bell Co offers thirty day trials of electric appliances for vitality and health.
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Millerwville
Beng
Mishler
Voltaic Ball Co
Marshall
Moelakle
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