Resinol Ointment Restores Baby’s Clear Skin
A Sunbury mother praises Resinol Ointment and Soap after three weeks to cure a baby’s eczema and disfiguring skin. She notes prior failures with doctors and salves, and urges others to try the product, which she credits with rapid relief and restored complexion. Resinol is advertised for skin troubles and offers a free booklet from the Baltimore company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Clemmer
Sunbury
Resinol Chemical Co
Baltimore
Griffin and the Minor Canon Found in Doll House Libraries
A shopper discovers a child’s tale in miniature libraries within three doll houses downstairs in a department store. Each tiny book holds a complete story, with The Griffin and the Minor Canon among them, revealing how literature appears in doll house displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll House Library
Toy Department
Cure for A Seven Year Leg Irritation
A man recounts seven years of a persistent leg irritation that spread above the ankle and caused severe pain, sleeplessness, and weight loss. After trying many doctors, he used Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment and reports complete disappearance of the trouble with no recurrence for six months. He thanks the makers and endorses the treatment.
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W. H. White
Cabot St
Philadelphia
More Likely Nicaraguans Fight Rather Than Eat
The remark suggests Nicaraguans may resort to fighting over food rather than eating. the text cautions against assuming courage, proposing that the behavior could reflect poor cooking rather than bravery.
Ohio State University summer term boosts attendance and plan
Ohio University's summer term sets a record for attendance with the eight‑week session described as the strongest since inception. Prof. Gault praises Ohio's state university plan, urges broader school usefulness, and notes rising rural school standards while calling for medical inspection in schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Franklin B. Gault
University of South Dakota
State University
Gault
Local appointments and legal clarifications in Ohio
W O Sonzebacher of Piqua is named assistant engineer for the Northern division of the Ohio canal with a salary of 2400 dollars per year, approved by the state board. Thomas Wickenden of Toledo adds the Miami and Erie canal territory to Sonzenbacher duties after J A Hanlon’s resignation. An attorney general interpretation limits city or village councils from employing detectives to enforce county local option beyond municipal boundaries. State Dairy and Food Commissioner Dunlap orders inspectors to enforce labeling of adulterants in all foods shipped into the state, targeting lard with deceptive labels. A six foot white unknown bird, resembling a crane, was captured near Ripley. Meigs County apple crop expected to be bumper this season, with Apple crops in the region promising a banner yield.
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W. O. Sonzebacher
Piqua
Ohio Canal
Marker
State Board of Public Works
Thomas R. Wickenden
Toledo
Board of Public Works
Sonzenbacher
Miami and Erie Canal
J. A. Hanlon
Ohio
Attorney General’s Department
Muicipal Corporation
Dairy and Food
Dunlap
Commonwealth
Big Western Packing Houses
Ripley
Multiple Ohio Local News Items From Diverse Cities
A string of short notices from Sandusky to Medina reports arrests, deaths, and unusual incidents. Mrs. Mary Kern faces charges after firing a pistol at neighbors. Max Kosmider, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad police officer, jailed for murder. Gerhard H. Albers, Civil War veteran, dies at his home. Other items note a jewelry firm theft exposed by detectives, a lightning strike on Lakeside Clubhouse, a fatal lightning strike on Henry Rohr Jr., and a jar opened at a family reunion. Additional reports cover a post office safe robbery, a farmer’s self-inflicted death, a shooting aboard an interurban car, a youth suicide, a cafe suicide, a lynching-related arrest, and a boy’s unexplained death.
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Sandusky
Mary Kern
John Kern
Central Police Station
Cleveland
Max Kosmider
Kosmidor
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Gerhard H. Albers
Mr. Albers
Cincinnati
Schnucks
Wimsy
John A. Harvey
Harvey
Canton
Lakeside
Meyers Lake
Henry Rohr, Jr
Massillon
Rohr
Fostoria
R. R. Wiseman
Burnett
Coke Otto
Butler County
Leonard Ballard
Cambridge
Byesville
Here
Findlay
David Walters
van Buren Township
Walter
Walters
Youngstown
New Castle
Dominic Panaro
Antonio Toskin
Toskin
Panaro
McGuire
Earl Springer
Lakewood
W. R. White
Rocky River
Springer
Zanesville
Squire” Miller
Newark
Carl Etherington
Miller
W. M. Miller
Licking
Muskingum
Medina
Merle Taylor
Grangerburg
Sheriff Saves Man Life In Illinois Lynching Fear
In Edwardsville Madison County Sheriff David Jones pursued John Burton after Burton choked to death in a hand to hand struggle with Leo Wentz and Lewis Walbrecht in Marino. Burton, fearing robbery and lynching, returned to a vacant house with the attackers’ associates nearby.
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Edwardsville
Ill
David Jones
Madison County
John Burton
Alton
Burton
Leo Wentz
Lewis Walbrecht
Marino
Wentz
Walbrecht
William Reynolds
Dynamite Used in Columbus Street Car Barn Attack
In Columbus Ohio dynamite wrecked the South High Street street car barns during a three week strike. A small charge or rushed work left a twenty foot hole in the roof and heavy timbers splintered. The blast rattled nearby tenants and damaged an adjacent building while witnesses saw hurried windows snap on the third floor. No suspects were identified.
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Columbus, O
Mayor Gaynor Gains in Recovery From Wound
New York mayor continues steady improvement after bullet injury. He rests well, eats regularly, and his wound is dressed daily. Physicians report no signs of blood poisoning as surgeons note his temperature near normal at 99 degrees and say he is looking fine through the day.
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New York
Gaynor
James J. Gallagher
Bull nearly kills man in Topeka attack
In Topeka Kansas E L Overton was knocked by an enraged bull tossed into the air and bloodied. He discerned a nose ring, twisted it to force the animal back, then crawled 40 rods to a neighbor for care. Doctors say he will survive.
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Topeka
Kan
E. L. Overton
Overton
Fire destroys telegraph building at Brussels World’s Fair
A spark in the telegraph building at the 1910 Brussels World’s Fair ignited inflammable material and, fanned by high winds, caused a blaze that rapidly consumed the Belgian English and French sections.
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Brussels
Gasoline Freighter Billy Burns In River Near Louisville
The gasoline freighter Billy caught fire midstream while bound for Louisville Kentucky. The captain and crew endured a harrowing experience before the vessel finally reached shore.
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Louisville
Fire kills sixty head of horses at Crystal Ice Co.
A blaze destroyed the Crystal Ice Manufacturing Co frame stable in Columbus burning about thirty head of horses. The fire caused an estimated loss of 14000 dollars, with 6500 dollars attributed to the horses.
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Columbus
Crystal Ice Manufacturing Co
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Ohio University Plan Onidwo
South Dakota
State Banking Department
F. E. Baxter
Citizens’ Savings Bank Co
Loudonville
B. B. Seymour
Messrs. Seymour and Baxter
Harmon
Slater
Mark Slater
Council of Administration
Ohio Bankers’ Association
Clearing House
State Department of Banks and Banking
Hocking Valley
Lord Shippers
Strange Bird
Elgs
Meigs
State News
Bull
Man
Mary Roberts Rinehart
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