Buckeye Notes Bring Up Juries and Local Trials
A collection of brief dispatches from Ohio towns reports a juror claim to beach rights after service, a Massillon mill steam chest blast causing $2000 damage, Keller’s pneumonia death, Shaver’s forgery conviction and elopement scandal, and Steubenville postmaster appointment notice.
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Massillon Rolling Mill Co
Newark
David M. Keller
Canton
William R. Shaver
Ohio
Golden Rule Coupon Co
Harter
Shaver
Canada
Ethel Wynn
Steubenville
Richard Gilson
Maj
Alex. Sweeney
Mansfield
Howard Naylor
Hugh Hoffer
Columbus
T. R. Anderson
United States
Hamburg
Germany
Lincoln
United States Internal Revenue
Johnson
Wellington
Charles E. Tripp
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Canal Dover
Morgan Vandermeier
Jefferson
William J. Kunkle
Ashtabula
Redmond
Kunkle
Youngstown
Walter Smith
Boardman Road
Warren
Betsie Stoker
Cleveland
Lawrence Beesley
London
Eng
Sandusky
Louis Rhein
Kelleys Island
West Huron
Karl R. Knoble
Rhein
Lake Erie Island
St. Marys
John J. Grubb
Western & Ohio
Sandyville
S. C. Shott
Shott
Golden Rule Coupon Company
Common Pleas
Upper Sandusky
Annabelle
Merle Schindler
Nevada
Stewartaville
Guy
Big Five Coal Co
Cure for Eczema Claims by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs G A Selby of Redondo Beach California cites dramatic relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for severe eczema on hands and chest. She endorses the products as cheap and high quality. Advertisements also push Red Cross Ball Blue and Garfield Tea among other consumer tips.
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G. A. Selby
Redonda Beach
Cal
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Health First: Nation’s Wellbeing Over Patriotic Songs
Editorial urges prioritizing national health over patriotic displays, arguing practical care for public wellbeing outweighs symbolic expressions. It asserts government and citizens should focus on medical and preventive measures to improve collective welfare.
Women lead cleaner streets movement in New York
Mrs. Edward R. Hewitt, president of the Woman's Municipal league, spoke in New York on the push for cleaner streets. She defended women's influence and quipped that few men would reach the top of the ladder without their wives steadiness.
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Edward R. Hewitt
Woman’s Municipal League
New York
Left No Room for Doubt In Baker Case
Wichita lawyers debate the Wallace B. Baker verdict in district court where he was found guilty of selling mortgaged property and the prosecutor’s marital inquiry. Baker claimed four dresses were sent to his wife: one good dress and three common dresses, with the good dress costing about $4.50.
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Open Sea
Seven Seas
Atlantic
Wichita
Wallace B. Baker
Baker
Rich wife swears Postum cures coffee harms for her husband
A wealthy woman credits Postum with relieving her husband’s coffee related illness including bladder catarrh and heart palpitations. She details how coffee harmed them, how stopping coffee and using Postum improved digestion and energy, and notes children enjoy Postum. The ad mentions boiling 16 minutes enhances flavor and cites Battle Creek Michigan as the source.
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Postume
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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