Billy and the Wild Boar Pursuit on the Hill
Billy and his mother flee a charging wild boar after a chase through foggy roadside woods. The boy bravely leaps onto the beast’s back, then commands safety as the larger animal closes in. They outrun the boar and reach the road, with a note that tomorrow’s tale will return to Hans.
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Hans
Billy
Hawaileys
Gen
Bilas
Jay
Klausen
Lis
Kiauyea
Bilily Sreed
Tilly
Hilly
Bata
Commission Hears Petition of Electric And Steam Carriers
Ohio public utilities commission opened a hearing on requests by electric and steam carriers to raise freight and passenger rates in the state. The plan mirrors interstate increases and seeks a 20 percent rise in passenger fares and 40 percent in freight charges. Cincinnati vice president H A Worcester testified, with Coal Operators and regional agents opposing parts of the petition. A second witness, J Benning of the Pennsylvania Lines, cross examined Worcester as the session continued.
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Columbus
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
H. A. Worcester
Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Worcester
Ohio
Morton
Morton, Irvine and Blanchard
Southern Ohio Coal Exchange
J. ©. Benning
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Churches Increase in Cleveland District Report
Dr. Frank W. Duce, district superintendent of the Cleveland district in the North East Ohio conference, closes six years with 20 500 new members across 40 churches. Seven new churches dedicated, valued at 600 000, six sites acquired for future buildings. Ministers' average salaries rise from 1613 to 2467. QoLUDO Markets list corn oats barley prices included.
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Cleveland
Methodien
Mnpat
Miniaters
Special Notice About Rebinding By Wise and Brother
The document describes an unusual rebinding at Tandery today involving Wise and his brother, Kid Stupid, portrayed as living statues in artistic poses. It notes the brothers as twin brothers and ashamed, with unclear follow up.
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Wise
Kid Stupid
Cox Ready for Three Addresses at Key Democratic Events
Governor Cox plans three major speeches this week as part of a broad campaign push. He will speak at tomorrow's Ohio Democratic convention, in South Bend Indiana on Thursday to the state democratic editorial association, and next Saturday at a "Vox day" event in Canton Ohio. He is expected to detail a progressive policy stance and expand on backing the League of Nations, contrasting it with a separate peace approach and accusing a senatorial oligarchy of trying to control the presidency.
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Jiung
Mmorroow
South Bend
Ind
Democratic Editorial Association
Canton
Ohio
Ohio Democracy
Tig
Wheeling
W. Va
League of Nations
Fragmentary Market Prices From Historic Ledger
Readable lines show commodity quotes including rye and clover seed with small cash figures and month labels. Names and places are partially garbled, but references to prime cash, weights, and futures appear amid irregular OCR text.
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Murth Alsthe
Timothy Prime Eagh
Late Stock Report Highlights Heavy New York Close
The New York stock market closed heavy as foreign affairs and cash outflows dampened trading. Key movers included American Beet Sugar, American Can, American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chesapeake & Ohio, Great Northern Ore, International Paper, Kennecott, Norfolk & Western, Northern Pacific, Studebaker, Tobacco, Union Pacific, United States Steel, Utah Copper, and Westinghouse Electric among others.
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Wall Street
New York
American Beet Suger
American Can
American Car & Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelting & Ref
American Matta Tobacco Can
Naconda
Majuwin
Lesitimore & Ghia
Bethlehem Steel
Central Leather
Chesepeake & Ohio
Ghengo
Mil
St. Paul Corn Products
Crucible
General Motora
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Goodrich Cadnt
Mor Marive Pfd
International Paper
Kennecott Conner Mexican Petroits
Coote Norfolk & Weste
Northern Pacific
Las Tennsylvania
Heptron & Steel
Southern Pacife
Jon Routhern
United Strtem Steel
Utah Copper
Weatinghama Electric
Willys-Oyerland Setares AG de
Harding Opens Work On Next Address
Aug 16 preliminary work began by Senator Harding on his next address and front campaign speech. He will speak Thursday before a delegation of current and former Ohio legislators. Democrats and Republicans are invited and several hundred are expected to attend.
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Harding
Ohio
Late Market Reports From Cleveland and Chicago
Market reports show butter and oleomargarine prices in Cleveland with varied grades and deliveries, plus cheese and eggs values. Chicago cattle and hog prices move mixed with steers steady to strong, cows steady, calves down, and hogs up to 10 cents from Saturday’s average.
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Bureau OF Markets
Chicago
Bulkight Amt
Rheuma remedy promise from local agent ARYS W Phillips
An advertisement claims Rheuma eases rheumatic pains and stiffness with W Phillips as the local agent for ARYS. It urges readers to discard crutches and walk freely, citing a cure or relief offered by this remedy.
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W. Phillips
Land Yachting Is Newest Form Of Beach Excitement
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Hineman of Memphis Tennessee convert a neglected servants quarters into a three room apartment with bath. The two cosy rooms shown feature bookcases serving as dining and writing surfaces. A combined sitting and dining room doubles as a serving area for meals.
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F. T. Hineman
Memphis, Tenn
Farmers' Picnic Proved Pleasant Event for Hundred
The Jurain County Pamon Grange picnic at Avon Beal Park Saturday August Lach proved a success with hearty turnout. Plans are already on the way for next year as farmers and businesses express optimism about continued community cooperation and an improved event.
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Jurain County
Pamon Grange
Avon Beal Park
Eho
Ty Ridgesite
Colaunyi
Essida
Urumea Te
Covington men sentenced in liquor theft case
Kentuckians report that Sul eiman Chief of police of Covington and two other Covington residents Richard Edmond and J J Gelsen were sentenced to aw and two years respectively by the Atlanta penitentiary. District Judge Cochran presided. Six more men received jail terms. All were convicted on indictments charging complicity in the theft of 14 barrels of whiskey from the Latonia distillery last January. Appeal notice filed and sixty day stay of execution granted.
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H. & Bull
Polly
Covington RY
Covington
Richard Edmond
J. J. Gelsen
Atlanta
Tac
L S
Cochran
Latonia
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