Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve 25 Year Gravel Pain
Charles Kurz of Baker City Oregon describes 25 years of gravel pain severe enough to force him to lie on his back brace his feet and scream. After spending hundreds of dollars without relief he used Doan's Kidney Pills which he says ward off attacks. 50 cents a box sold by all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Charles Kurz
Center St
Baker City
Ore
Doan
Doan’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Winter wedding bells echo in sleighing rhyme
A playful dialogue links sleighing joy to wedding bells as Jim and Jess discuss love and plans, hinting at a forthcoming marriage set against a wintry mood.
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Jim
Jess
Just a Natural Mistake at the Fancy Dress Ball
Gussie a misshapen entrant arrives at the town hall fancy dress ball his eccentric look draws shock from the hall porter who blurts a shocked reaction. He insists on presenting himself as Charles the First despite the crowd’s ridicule and the clownish effect of his appearance.
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Gussie
Christopher Columbus
Charles the First
London
KEEP BABY SKIN CLEAR WITH CUTICURA
Parents warned about skin issues in infancy and childhood and how minor eruptions can lead to lasting problems. Regular use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment is promoted with a free 32 page Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Boston.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
I Don’t See You on the Messenger Force Any More
A lad with an envelope taunts Jimmy about leaving the messenger force. Jimmy explains he now works for a dog fancier, puffing a cigarette. He jokes that when a lady buys a dog he teaches her how to whistle.
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Jimmy
First Episcopal Church Crowded Yet to Be Publicly Revealed
In the Suburb dialogue, neighbors misidentify two structures. A summer cottage is clarified as old man Savitt's. The one-story frame house with a tower is revealed as the First Episcopal church, drawing interest from residents.
The Man Who Knows Nothing Finds It Last
A pithy saying notes that a person ignorant of a truth tends to discover it last, underscoring caution about overconfidence and slow awareness.
Goats State $2,000 Daily for Trooper
Columbus dispatch reports the governor's order to keep order during the street car men's strike costs the state about $2,000 per day for 585 soldiers including 35 officers. The piece notes potential postponement of the state fair if the strike drags on and describes wide exhibitor demand and space constraints.
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Columbus
Cincinnati
Ambulance Corps
State Board of Agriculture
State Board
Record oats crop eyed as best in Ohio history
Grain dealers report and insurance demand indicate a record oats yield for Ohio with high quality grain. Elevator stocks grow due to car shortages and delayed shipments while corn remains uncertain pending rain. State appoints C. J. Biery to the state board of examiners for teachers for a five year term starting Sept 1.
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Ohio
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Association
Zeller
C. J. Biery
Wauseon
Peach growers seek harvest help as Ottawa County yields grow
The Ohio Valley Improvement association schedules its convention in Cincinnati in late August. Ottawa county peaches face labor shortages this fall as growers import peach pickers from southern orchards due to the big crop.
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The
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati
Ottawa County
Tax collection in Ohio shows high compliance across districts
The Eleventh district of Ohio reports widespread settlement of the federal corporation tax with minimal penalties. Franklin County houses most firms, and only one case needed distraint. State officials push shoe and printing contracts to the state reformatory, while the state railroad commission requires clearer charges as Akron Land & Gravel Co. pursues its dispute with B&O, Erie, and CA&C railroads.
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Ohio
Fairfield County
Fairfield
Perry County
Hocking County
Washington County
Internal Revenue Collection District
Franklin County
Fullington
Ohio ‘State Reformatory
The
State Railroad Commission
Erie
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Akron Land & Gravel Co
Le Blanc Wins $20,000 Prize in Paris London Air Race
Moissant completes the Paris to London crossing amid strong channel winds earning top prize while Latham crashes out. Le Blanc sails 489 miles in 11 hours 56 minutes winning Le Matin’s $20,000 circuit prize.
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le Blanc
Latham
London
Moissant
Paris
Bleriot
Calais
Channel
England
Graham, White
Hubert Latham
Issy
Amiens
Melissant
Straits
Alfred LeBlanc
le Matin
LeBlanc
Aubrun
Douni
Farman
Legagneux
Cholera Epidemic Spreads in Southern Italy
In southern Italy the cholera epidemic spreads with high death rates and panic as Trani reports thirty deaths and depopulation, while Barletta experiences similar conditions. In St. Petersburg the past week records 23,994 new cases and 10,723 deaths, bringing yearly totals to 112,985 with a 44.5 percent mortality.
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Rome
Italy
Trani
Barletta
St. Petersburg
Speeding Banker In Toils In St Paul Case
Frank W. Weterman president of the Ramsey County State bank received a 45 day workhouse sentence for speeding in St Paul. Judge Finehout ordered no fine.
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St. Paul, Minn
Frank W. Weterman
Ramsey County State Bank
Finehout
Twain's Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Gabrilowitsch
In Redding Conn on August 20 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Osalp Gabrilowitsch at the home of the late Samuel L Clemens. Mrs Gabrilowitsch formerly Clara Clemens oldest daughter of Mark Twain.
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Redding, Conn
Osalp Gabrilowitsch
Samuel L. Clemens
Gabrilowitsch
Mies Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
Market Report from Cincinnati with varied commodity prices
The Cincinnati market list shows numerous items across dairy, poultry, fruits, vegetables, meats, and grains. Prices include butter 20 to 31 2 3 cents, eggs 2 1 2 cents per dozen, apples 3.50 to 3.75 per barrel, potatoes 2.25 per barrel, peaches 2.50 per crate, beef and pork figures, hogs 8.40 to 9.25, lambs 3.19 to 3.90, wheat 1.02 to 1.11, corn 0.66 to 0.68, oats 0.34 to 0.47, hay 16 to 19.50, barley 0.83, rye 0.73 to 0.78, and malt rates.
Sentiment Is Improving In Trade Amid Contraction
R G Dun & Co reports improved sentiment despite continued trade contraction. Iron and steel show no further price declines, and production of pig iron remains similar to last week. New orders in some finished steel lines exceed prior month, while dry goods and cotton goods markets improve.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
India
Far East
China
Ned Sea
New England
New York Bradstreet report on weekly business failures and exports
Bradstreet reports 222 US business failures the week ending August 18, down from 231 last week and below 1909 183. Canada shows 26 failures. Wheat and flour exports total 1,497,514 bushels for the week. seven week exports reach 9,047,471 bushels. Corn exports for the week 48,537 bushels. seven weeks end August 18 total 1,956,833 bushels.
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United States
Canada
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le Roy
Board of Agriculture
Capital News
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Denman
Hocking Valley Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ironton
Toledo
State Board of Public Works
Marker
Canal Service
Miami & Erie
Ohio Canals
Ohio Canal
Cleveland
Dresden
St. Paul
Twain
Cincinnati Miscellaneous
Cincinnati Grain
Review
Mary Roberts Rinehart
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