A Word to the Housewives on House to House Selling
A city editor recounts a vendor who pressured a woman into overpaying for chair throws. He paid four dollars, then five for a pair, only to find the same items sold locally for much less. The piece urges buying from established stores and warns against mail and doorstep sellers, urging local commerce and tax support.
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Elyria
Norristown
Dare to be a Daniel revealed by Fiske in Newark speech
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske claimed full credit for wartime fleet readiness in Newark New Jersey. He asserted he secured a fleet to project force overseas, enabling the army to reach Europe as war began. The report notes his defiance of Secretary Daniels and his bold claims amid a tense political moment.
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Wilson
Fiske
Bradley A. Fiske
Newark
N. J
Hon
Daniels
Way of the World: Filene Urges Thrift and Economy
Grove Patterson notes Edward A. Filene’s critique of consumption driven by credit urging thrift. Filene argues 20 percent for savings and 40 percent for food, housing. stresses consumer balance to sustain prosperity and the power of individual leadership like Napoleon in shaping history.
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Grove Patterson
Dward A. Filene
Boston
Coolidge
Filene
Regiti
United States
Births and obituaries mix across historical notes and anniversaries
Fragmentary list of births, deaths, and anniversaries with scattered names and places such as Savannah Georgia, Port and Mount Nauvoo, Egypt, Boston, Haverford College, and Richmond Arkansas. Mentions figures like Nathaniel, Josep Grew, and William W. Cor dent, plus references to conferences and organizations, all in jumbled OCR form.
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Noyou France
Nathaniel
Ck. R
Savannah
Mount Nauvoo
Port Missionary B
Victor c
North Carolina
Am International
Egypt
E. Church
Dane Ancing
Josep
Washington
Boston
William W. Cordent
Haverford College
Germantown
Arnold Bennett
England
Edwin Mims
Dorn
Richmond
Arkansas
Frank Snyder
New York National League
San Antonio
Viscount Fitzalan Knighted in Garter by Lord President
The new Viscount Fitzalan of Arundel has been named a Knight of the Garter by the Lord Keeper, honoring his service as a wartime leader and long tenure as Chief Whip from 1913 to 1916. The reference notes the Howard lineage and historic ties to the Order.
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Fitzalan
Great Britain
Oo Alan
Dgc
Kneght
Order of the Garter
Fian
Norfolk
House of Howard
Order of Th
Fifty years since church blaze claims many at Holyoke Mass
Fifty years ago today a devastating fire in a French Catholic church at Holy Fake Mass caused nearly a hundred deaths in a panic. The Salem Catholic church tragedy is recalled as a stark reminder of early fire safety failures.
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Japan
Togo
Bourget College
Rigaud
Quebec
Holy Fake
Mass
Topeka
General Assembly
United Presbyterian
Dawes
Birmingham
Associated
Martin Copyright Choices Dake Ca Life on a Farm
A fragment reflects on choosing a copyright holder in Dake California and the tough life of a cramped job with endless farm work. Mention of William Jennings Bryan as able to retire if he chooses to retire.
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William Jennin
Bryan
C. P. Putnam's Sons
Poems that Live the Shepherds Tree
Dr. B. J. Emery plans to equip a school operating room in Defiance with dental society volunteers to run a free clinic next fall. All public and parochial pupils will be examined at no charge, with gratis surgery for children whose families cannot pay.
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Defiance
B.J. Emery
Defiance Dental Society
Ade praises the new urban booster as a sane voice in modern life
A columnist quotes George Ade from Liberty praising civic boosters like Rotarians Kiwanis and others who organize build ings parks clean streets and support symphonies. He calls them soldiers in a good cause and urges not to hinder their energetic drive.
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George Ade
Ade
Liberty
Davelonad i
State Treasurer Adds Funds After Bank Liquidations
Columbus May 27 Enforcing a forgotten law Ohio Treasurer Day has added 22289 to state treasury funds. The statute provides that when the state banking department liquidates a bank or other financial institution all unclaimed monies become part of the treasury.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Banking Department
State to claim unclaimed funds from defunct banks
The text states that funds will become state property after five years if unclaimed and notes that $22,289 includes $14,789.59 from the defunct Columbus Savings & Trust Company with the remainder from other no longer operating institutions.
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General Revenue Fund
Columbus Savings & Trust Company
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