Physician praised tonics for expectant mothers and daughters
Mrs. Bessie Baumgardner of Cleveland Ohio reports recovering strength during pregnancy after using Dr Pierce medicines and recommends Favorite Prescription to expectant mothers. A second reader from Ashtabula Ohio endorses Golden Medical Dispensary as beneficial for girls entering womanhood and calls Favorite Prescription an excellent woman's tonic for the run down and weak.
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Promised Affection Tied to Cash in Cautious Wit
A Birmingham Age Herald quote reviews a tale of near love where a beautiful young woman is promised eternal affection by an elderly millionaire if he first deposits 100,000 dollars to ensure the work of love is not wasted. The quip frames the offer as a test of genuine feeling versus financial pledge.
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Cheney firm oath on Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claim
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County old sworn statement asserts Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. guarantees one hundred dollars refund if Hall’s Catarrh Medicine fails. The document notes the drug’s claimed action on blood and mucous surfaces and is sworn before A W Gleason on January 6.
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Obscure Exchange Sparks Timely Pun Over Watchmaker
A quip about a watchmaker being obsequious plays on his trade as a timeserver. The exchange hinges on a pun linking service to timekeeping, illustrating a playful office or shop humor moment.
If a man marries money he should be devoted to his wife
A concise proverb notes that marrying wealth entails loyalty to one’s spouse, emphasizing fiduciary care and personal dedication over material gain.
Ohio towns grow as population hikes spotlight census
The census bureau shows Lancaster 14106 residents up 1163 from 1910 while Worcester gains 2068 to 8204 and Wellsville rises to 899 with 1130 more. Separate items include a fatal collision near Orrville, a Cleveland furniture store fire causing 75000 loss, and Akron logging 141 fire alarm calls in March.
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I. B. West
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J. A. Goldbach
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Mary Heilman
Norwalk
Willard
Richmond
Frank B. Willis
Newton Falls
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BH. J. Phillips
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Western Reserve Historical Society
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Findlay
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Paul Axup
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Richard Meehan
Columbus
Lafayette
Henry Rankin
Toledo
John M. Killits
Warren
Trumbull County
Stanford Bee
Seeman
George Dayton
Benson W. Hough
Delaware
Harold M. Bush
Haro Newman
Catherine
Scioto
Dyes From Various Sources and Household Quips
The piece describes dye plants from maidenhair fern and willows yielding dark browns to black, red from yutca roots, plus mineral dyes. It notes basket fiber harvesting after stalks finish growing, then soaking and weaving. Also advertises Cuticura products for babies and a comic exchange about Mrs Pitkin.
Diamond Dyes Promised For Any Fabric In Ad Style
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a guaranteed way to color wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics including dresses blouses stockings skirts coats and feathers with a color card and dealer guidance. A short Houston Post quote and a product ad for Roman Eye Balsam precede and follow the diamond dye pitch.
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Not to Be Forgotten in a Southern Town
A homely man returns to his native town in the South after 15 years away. An old Negro, Pomp, recognizes him with a warm, wary exchange, noting how memory and trust shift with wealth and time. The exchange hints at deeper themes of memory and faith.
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Toledo
Tiffin
Cleveland
Cleveland Housing Company
Charles Becker
Phillipsburg
Pomp
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