Ohio News Clippings of Unattested Deaths and Disasters
Ohio figures from bankers to farmers die or vanish in accidents and crime. Notable items include Charles Beardslee’s death in Cleveland, James Seehan crushed in Salineville slate mine, and funeral notices for multiple residents across the state. A fire damages Superior Foundry in Cleveland, gang embezzlement cases unfold in Warren, and transport policy moves touch Toledo rail lines and Ohio roads funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Beardslee
Cleveland
Marion
Prospect
James Seehan
Salineville
William P. Stewart
Kenton
BE. W. Nowell
Cincinnati
George Moore
Taylor Township
Union County
Superior Foundry Company
William Williams
Harry Tressler
Dayton
James W. Coe
Centerbury
Knox County
Joseph Muha
Bucyrus
Sandusky
Charles B. Kistler
Warren
Philip Coblens
Delaware
J. J. Martin
Bucyrus and
Galion
Toledo
Augustus A. Strauss
Moorehouse-Martens Company
Columbus
Secura Bease
William H. McGinnis
Youngstown
Ohio
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Warren City
Ohio Associated Dailies
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
British Loan Report Denies Fresh US Borrowing Plans
The British Government stated it does not intend to seek new loans in the United States and aims to reduce existing obligations. The release, sent to Secretary Glass via British Charge dAffaires R C Lindsay, cites substantial Anglo American financial agreement and notes relief measures similar to proposals before the House Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
London
Carter Glass
R. C. Lindsay
Glass
Lindsay
Great Britain
House
Ways and Means
Europe
United Kingdom
Lambs Aground Off Cumberland Island Needing Aid
United States Shipping Board steamer The Lambs, a 4927 ton vessel, is aground off Cumberland Island near Savannah Georgia. No ships were reported in attendance and the last voyage was between Charleston and Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Shipping Board
Cumberland Island
Savannah
Charleston
Seven burned to death in Newark tenement fire tragedy
Seven persons perished when flames swept a double tenement on Fifteenth Avenue. Among the victims were a mother and her four children who were unable to reach windows on their third floor apartment. The rapid blaze trapped residents before firefighters could save them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timn
Youngstown
Bartz
First Presbyterian Church
Tiffin
Walter J. Sears
Chillicothe
National Canners’ Association
Vincent Haidjik
Peter Sheda
Fred Isler
Canton
Elijah G. Duer
Millersburg
Newark
George Dunham
Portsmouth Street Railway Company
Fred W. Torgler
New Philadelphia
James J. Tobin
Columbus
Coshocton
Akron
Victor Hill
John Greenlee
Tiltonsville
Jefferson County
Martin Smith
Cincinnati
Henry E. Gray
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Miami
Norwalk
Sandusky
Mansfield
Plymouth
George Riehl
L. H. Gibson
Ohio Home Rule Association
Zanesville Publishing Company
Arthur Harris
George Smith
John J. Dunbar
Chicago
Remount Station
Camp Sherman
Marion Council
Fred Griffith
Clinton County
Wilmington
Harry H. Griffith
Sabina
Griffith
George Renners
Dennis Buckley
Hamilton
Louisville
Marianio Cascina
Edward Callen
Cascina
Anti-saloon League
Ernest H. Cherrington
John Woods
Jacksontown
Licking Couny
Arthur M. Breckler
Charlotte Now
Portsmouth
Monti
Red Cross
N. F
Fifteenth Avenue
Aviators Released After Forced Landing in Mexico
Lieutenants J. J. Davis and G. E. Grimes, U S aviators held by Mexican authorities after a forced landing near Guerrero, were released at Nuevo Laredo and crossed the Rio Grande into Laredo Texas. Colonel J B Fecht of the Southern Department Air Service announced the release by order of General Reonaldo Garza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
J. J. Davis
G. E. Grimes
United States
Guerrero
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Laredo
Texas
J. B. Fecht
Southern Department Air Service
Reonaldo Garza
Nue Laredo
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Advertised cold remedy claims two hour dosing stops grippe misery after three doses. The first dose clears nostrils and eases headaches fever and sneezing and the product costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance and tastes nice with no quinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Grippe
Favorite Prescription praised by Ohio women for cures
In Cleveland and Findlay Ohio women report Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other remedies curing weakness improving sleep and appetite and making mothers of healthy children. Mary Vinton Elyria and J T Riblet share success with the tonics and liver regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
82Nd
St. Findlay
Mary Vinton
Wilson Street
Elyria
Mrs Gadder Seeks Proper Costume for Battlefield Visit
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet notes Mrs. Gadder plans a trip to Europe and asks people how to dress while viewing a battlefield, highlighting a lighter cultural curiosity amid wartime soberness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Birmingham Age-Herald
Recipe for Gray Hair Treatment AdyV
A historic consumer tip describes a home formula to darken gray hair. Mix Bay Rum glycerine and Barbo Compound in water, apply twice weekly to darken and soften hair. The ad claims low cost, ease of preparation, and non greasy results from drugstores or home mixing.
Quote exchange from Life magazine dialogue
A brief exchange between a mother and daughter features a humorous line about trying hard yet not succeeding. The snippet reflects Life magazine style humor and parental dialogue.
Cascarets promise renewed energy and health
A UPA SINGIN advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight liver and bowel remedy. It claims you wake up clear and full of life, without griping or discomfort, unlike Calomel, Salts, or oil pills, and at little cost.
A Handicap Race Between Sire and Son
A humorous exchange shows the Sire urging hustle for prosperity while the Son resists, wanting time before success catches up. The confab frames a rural dialogue on work and luck in a playful setback and push for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosperity
Women Wonder At Her Many Clothes
Diamond Dyes promises a rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton or mixes. The advertising copy says the color can dye dresses blouses stockings skirts coats feathers and more with a direction book included. A Diamond Dye Color Card helps match fabrics.
Where the Feathers Go
A wry Observer of Events and Things notes a man may feather his nest only if his wealth stops funding his wife’s hat adornments. The remark satirizes spending on fashion as a proxy for frugality and social display.
Garfield Tea Claims Cure for Liver and Kidney Disorders
An advertisement promotes Garfield Tea as a regular remedy for liver and kidney disorders. The note also adds a quip that nothing is made in vain except the fashionable girl, a maiden vain.
Wise girl chooses husband with mother who could not cook
A proverb-like remark notes a woman's wisdom in selecting a spouse. It highlights that a woman's judgment in marriage is influenced by the character of a future mother-in-law and her lack of cooking skills.
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Beleans
Bellans
Bromde
Batonic
Earth
Begg
C. Wells & Co
le Roy, N. Y
A. R. Taylor
Wooster
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Bureau
Ohio House
Senate
Vlleae Ila Ay Lee Leh
Ian Bd
Baker's “Cocoay
Fis
Waiter Baker
Dorchester
Mass
England
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Marshal Foch
Paris
America
Soissons
Summerall
Weygandt
Foch
First Army
Suramerall
Mrs. Gadder
Bessie
UPA
Banner Lye
Gilbert Bros. & CO
Baltimore, Md
W.N. U
Pohn Medical Company
Goshen, Ind
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