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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
7
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Toledo Fire at Robinwood Hospital Guts Annex
A fire at Robinwood hospital in Toledo gutted the annex causing a 4000 loss. All 30 patients were safely evacuated to nearby lawns with several suffering nervous shocks. Fire Chief Elling suspects a crossed electric wire sparked the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Robinwood Hospital
Elling
Akron
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Youngstown
Michael Shop
Shop
Massillon
George Snyder
Jacob Axxe, Jr
Snyder
Axxe
Lloyd Geisel
Jane Jones
Urbana
Joseph Thackery
Lorain
Abraham Lincoln
Glen Street Beach
John T. Mack
Sandusky
Charles Mansfield
Findlay
Fort Findlay
Cleveland
William T. Colter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lake Shore
Chicago
Buffalo
Conference of Engineers
Recorder Ewing
Hancock County
Steubenville
Ford McLaughlin
MceLaughlin
McLaughlin
Miss Black
Hiram Fawson
Struthers
Fawson
Mahoning River
O. C. Barber
Morgan Thaler
Ohio Tax Inquisitor
Hoodwinking Clergymen and the Labor Trust Exposed
A partisan broadside denounces the American Federation of Labor and Labor Trusts. It claims ministers are pressured to promote union recruitment, warns of violence and strikes, and contrasts this with a proposed arbitration-based National Trades and Workers Association as a peaceful alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Federation of Labor
Organization of Labor
Labor
American Federationist
Sam Gompers
Labor Trust
National Trades and Workers Association
Hod Carriers
Kingman Block
Battle Creek
Mich
Newport society mocks gowns with daring V backs
Mrs. Oelrichs criticized Paquin and Callot gowns at a Newport dinner calling them sensational. The Paris gowns feature a V back that opens to the waistline, a sight noted after a Paris Met Opera gala that raised funds for Pluviose victims. A diner quipped about Mr Blank's earnings as support for the gown critique. A light note follows about a girl seeking red ribbon and asking a stranger to find a shade matching a man’s nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Oelrichs
Newport
Paquin
Callot
Paris
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Divining Rod Two Centuries Old Found in New England
Winslow W. Fifield of Medford Massachusetts owns a metallic divining rod from England brought over more than 200 years ago by ancestor Isaac Greenleaf who settled in Massachusetts. The rod with whalebone handles once marked springs across New England and was used in California Colorado and North Carolina to locate gold metals. A blind man reportedly wielded it with remarkable success in guiding water and mineral searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow W. Fifield
Medford
Mass
England
Mr. Fifield
New England
America
Isaac Greenleaf
Massachusetts
California
Colorado
North Carolina
A Strong Preacher
An eight year old girl praises Brother C as a strong preacher after church, saying dust rose from his stamping feet, a remark her minister father finds amusing and insightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother C
Counterfeit Southerner Critics In Public Image
A fragment from Everybody’s Magazine criticizes impostor Southerners in New York who boast and insult waiters, wearing a black hat and shouting at bands. The piece argues these caricatures ridiculed Southerners and are exploited by authors in novels and plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Everybody’s Magazine
Milk dealers in Philadelphia face public scorn over price cuts
Philadelphia milk dealers who raised the quart price to nine cents and then lowered it to eight cents have endured much unjust censure. They said eight cents would cause losses yet continue to sell at eight, appearing as philanthropists. Buyers at eight cents may feel they receive charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood of Man
Battle Creek
Great Labor Trust
Michigan
Trust
Big Trust
Philadelphia
Traction Company
Labor Trust
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Ine
Mary Roberts Rinehart
State News
Ministers of God
Man of God
Gompers
Oil
Oil Company
Laos
Postum
Ourg
W. Post
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