Cole's Hot Blast Heater Promises 48 Hours of Fire
An advertisement touts Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater with continuous burn and even heat for 48 hours from Saturday to Monday. It claims quick room warming after night coal, drafts opened in morning, with prices from $12.00 and up by size. Also noted are legal notices: lawsuits over oil and gas land drills and a divorce granted for neglect of duty.
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Cole
Fila E. Baxter
Mo Wi Graham
W. F. Lones
Lotty Morgan
Chas. Morgan
Bible with Leather Covers and Study Aids
Advertisement notes a flexible leather bound Bible in Divinity Circuit style with red under gold edges, stamped in gold, printed on fine Bible paper. Includes Old and New Testaments plus maps colors helps to Bible study questions and bonus answers. Three consecutive coupons and more are referenced.
Unreliable Health Claims Offer Free Consultation
A dubious advertisement promises free consultation with no obligation to treat. It markets a nonstandard system claiming cures for hernia and numerous chronic conditions within five days, touting permanent relief and medical authority while urging readers to visit an office for examination and analysis.
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Bren
Demented girl confesses to burning Palmer farm property
Charlotte Ward, 19, employed as a domestic by the Palmer family at Brooke County, confessed to burning the barn haystack and house to escape two men who she said planned to harm her. She feigned death by swallowing wood alcohol and was found bound, later admitting she started the fires and was the mysterious writer of threatening notes. The state fire marshal and prosecuting attorney led the rigid inquiry. Ward likely to be sent to a sanitarium.
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Samuel Palmer
Kirkpatrick
Aymo
Brooke County
Upper Ferry
Charlotte Ward
Palmer
Ward
Richmond
Hollidays Cove
Miss Ward
Talmer
Ramsey
M. C. Kindleberger
Wheeling
Reeney
QyBree
Kindleberger
Acx
Algo
Vince
Bett
Stevenson
Burgettstown
Palmers
Taft predicts solid East and parts of West in election
President Taft says his strength claims were reasonable and that Republicans will carry the solid East and parts of the Central and Western states. He argues third-term strength will not alter the outcome and notes Democratic gains have not materialized. He cites Oregon Kansas Minnesota as key markets where third-term support has grown.
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New York
Taft
New England
Maine
Vermont
Middle West
Fordie
Havine
Cally
Chington
Oreeon
Kansas
Minnesota
Obituary for Greg Civin of Linwood and Salineville
Greg Civin died at Salineville on September 21. He was born May 17, 1853 near Richmond Ohio to Andrew and Susanna Greg. Survived by a son and three daughters, and three brothers and two sisters. Preceded in death by his father in 1912 and a brother Henry. Burial and memorial details not clear.
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Civin Greg
Salineville
Richmond
Andrew
Susanna Greg
Richmond College
Ohio Medical College
Columbus
Mary McCullough
Hod. Cramley
Somerville Wass
Roy Galbraith
Smithield
Richard
Western Reserve Medical College
Cleveland
Margaret
Leetonia
Simson
John P
Robert
Linwoe
Kansas
Mise Tune
Linwood
Hen Kitheart
Neosho
Missouri
Wily
Henry
Stevbemeille
Irrigation Spending Cited by Statesman in Quip
A fragment mentions a Statesman remark about someone having spent a fortune on irrigation. No clear date, place, or names readable. The item reads as a clipped quotation amid a garbled crime or land dispute context.
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Morocco
Albert Snell
Snell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Steubenville
Imperial Hotel
Diercegard
Nature
Ural
Albert
Wesley Ave
Paliver
Pals
Western States
Smithfield
Heaha
Charis
Albert Zink & Sons
North Fourth Street
Nottingham
May and
Leopold
Market and Court Streets
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