Rates to Subscribers in Historical Newspapers
Rates to subscribers are listed for several old publications. The Republican and Weekly Cleveland Leader cost $2.90, Republican and Toledo Blade priced lower, and Republicans and Obie Farmer priced at 2ow. The American and Journal monthly rate shown as $1.50.
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Republicas
Repewican
Cleveland Leader
Republican and Toledo Blade
Repvelman and Obie Farmer
Aerustican and
Parm Journal
Cuticura Remedies Help Sufferer Describe Benefit
A user testifies to the beneficial effects of Cuticura Remedies for longstanding uric acid excess and a severe eczema attack on the scalp face ears neck and a limb. The writer notes personal improvement and mentions a wife who also values the products and gives gifts to others with similar afflictions.
Narrow Chance for Love Awakens Two Sisters
Jim Benson declares he will marry Alice unless she accepts him, while Laura Starrett plans to marry Arthur Huntley after facing her sister’s momentous confession. Each woman weighs love against duty as morning decisions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Jim Benson
Mike
Laura
San Juan
Arthur Hantley
Laura Starrett
Hye
Summer
Fim
I . Time
Cupid
Arthur Huntley
Arthur Huntleys
Thomeht
Jim Henson
Dream of a Lie With You Plays Out on River
In a canoe on the river a journalist named Trafton battles a current and his feelings for a woman of wealth. He confesses a long held dream of being with her, despite social gulf and a rival, Arthur Stanton. After a perilous fall and swift current, he saves her and returns to town to reveal his truth at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafton
Falin
Arthur Stanton
Joe
Columbus
John W. Manning
United States Barracks
Speck
Manning
Johnstown
Opening of Devil's Lake ceded lands spurs homestead entries
President signs order opening Devil's Lake reservation North Dakota for registration and drawing similar to Rosebud opening. About 550 homestead entries possible on 88 000 acres with entries starting September 4 and registrations August 8 to August 20 at Devil's Lake and Grand Forks. Fort Totten and church lands reserved. rail traffic and public interest rise as July Rosebud openings draw large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Devil’s Lake Indian Reservation
North Dakota
Rosebud Reservation
South Dakota
Devil's Lake Indian Reservation
Devil's Lake
Grand Forks
Fort Totten
Protestant Episcopal Church
Raven Hill Presbyterian Church
Woodlake Presbyterian Church
Mission of the Sisters of Charity
St. Michael's Church
St. Jerome's Church
Rosebud
Chamber
New England Mills Shut Down in Curtailed Production
Boston reports a coordinated shutdown by several New England cotton mills amid textile industry depression. About 50,000 workers affected. Pemberton Mills Lawrence to close two months. Metheun mills also posted notices. Wamsutta plants in New Bedford cut to four days weekly. potential spread to other mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Pemberton Mills
Lawrence
Metheun
Arlington Mills
Wamsutts Corporation
New Bedford
Wamsutta Company
New Bedford Mills
Wamsutta
Three State Democratic Delegations In Tornado of Votes
Detroit and other cities report state conventions choosing delegates to the national convention. Michigan re elected Daniel J. Campau as national committeeman as Hearst supporters lost key votes. Georgia urged Parker’s nomination, while Nebraska adopted a unit rule with no opposition. Oklahoma Bryan wing dominated its state delegation. A separate report from Pittsburg notes $3,000 stolen from Little Sisters of the Poor. A Burlington soldier’s body found mutilated at Fort Ethan Allen. Texas antitrust penalties discussed in a separate case. Pennsylvania lines announce job cuts as 1 100 men dismissed in Pan-Standic and related reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Walter Reeves
Committee On Resolutions
Cannon
Yates
Lowden
Aote
Detroit
Inti.Hearst
Michigan
Daniel J. Campau
Hearst
St. Louis
Mi- Reece de
Ma Yonal Commiteeman
National Convent
Atlanta
Georgina Democratic Convention
Alton B. Parker
New York
Omaha
Neb
Anadarko
Okla
Oklahoma Democracy
Burlington
Fort
Ethan Allen
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Jay Miller
Empire Bick
Belledale
Ohi
Txuarey and
Counssior
Ore Abstoce Rational Bask
Heteros
Vowenstine & Huston
Balle
McLaughlin
Feorrey-At-Law
John C. Hover
Aney
Sallie N. Conner
Onpesae Ee Eg
Wiser
Edward K. Campbell
Tiorney
W. S. Southard
Court House
Bellefont
Frank J. Grito
Lawrence Bide Eetir
the Welling
BK Piemisg
Soni 'Jaa
Bnised
Justice Finnemore
Natal Supreme Court
Cuticura
North Main
Keller & Dowell
G Yestre
Ammerson , Rutten Co
Bose
ED Weatotumbes Ave
Brirtritmire Angus In
America’s Greatest Weekly
The
Toledo Blade
Toledo
Chicago
Ctumus
Gallen
Blade
Unio
Ethel M. Coulson
John Barton
Oxford
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Co
May Yost
Rose Lehr
Sadie Roach
C. D. Keyes
Robert Dornmerth
Roy Ansley
Ira Elwyn
Cleveland
Civic Federation
Masters and Pilots’ Association
Howell
New Haven
Conn
Douglass M. Smith
Smith
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nebraska
Tekamah
Opera House
Raieuil
Tangier
Morocco
Raisuil
Perdicaris
Varley
Ralsuli
Roosevelt
James 8. Young
United States
Pittsburg
Alaska
M. C. Brown
James Wickersham
John G. Brady
Young
L. Saylor
Armour Packing Co
South Omaha
Hanscom
Saylor
Ohio
Minneapolis
A. M. Woodward
South Side State Bank
Woodward
Naples
Prof
Schron
Georgia
Parker
Bryan
Oklahoma
Little Sisters of the Poor
Penm Are~nue
Texas
Vic
Pennsylvania Lines
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