Results Announced for Ohio Medical Examinations
Eugene F. McCampbell of Columbus and Ohio State University professor Thomas H. Haines head a list of 183 doctors and osteopaths who passed the Ohio medical board exams. The report notes nine osteopaths, 31 midwives, and 23 physicians receiving reciprocity certificates. Debts of the Ohio Sunday School Association will be cleared, with a 16 200 budget and 18 000 receipts expected. The National Guard planning a seven week drill camp begins July 20, with camps in multiple locations and units trained at Fort Ben Harrison Fort Leavenworth Camp Perry and other sites.
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Columbus
Eugene F. McCampbell
State Board of Health
Ohio
State Medical Board
Thomas H. Haines
Psychology
Ohio State University
Starling
University of Chicago
McCampbell
Ohio Sunday School Association
Neil House
W. A. Eudaly
Middletown
Edmund
Ohio National Guard
Adjt
Weybrecht
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Indiana National Guard
Engineers’ Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Columbus day carnival seeks 15 girls for Miss Columbus float
The Ohio Columbus Centennial commission seeks 15 exceptionally pretty girls to compete for Miss Columbus at the centennial auto carnival on August 26 the first Columbus day. One winner will ride a special float with maids of honor from Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Nine girls will serve as attendants.
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Ohio-Columbus Centennial Commission
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Northwest Territory
Centennial cavalry turnout urged by Colonel Curry
Colonel W. L. Curry, appointed by the centennial commission, asks Civil War cavalry veterans to send their names and addresses to appear for the centennial. He will arrange mounts and uniforms matching wartime design if enough veterans respond.
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W. L. Curry
Curry
Northern Ohio Traction Sell $1.1 Million Preferred Stock
The Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co. has placed 1.1 million dollars of 6 percent preferred stock with a syndicate in New York, Toronto and Cleveland. The issue brings total outstanding preferred stock to 2.64 million dollars after the authorized issue of 1.64 million was not fully subscribed. The funds were raised to support improvements estimated near 4.2 million dollars.
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Northern Ohio Traction, and Light Co
New York
Toronto
Cleveland
Columbus to mark federal day at cen tennial with Taft keynote
A Columbus committee led by Harry M. Daugherty announces August 29 as federal day for the Columbus centennial tied to the state fair. President Taft will speak at the fairgrounds in the morning and Memorial Hall in the afternoon with strong support from the centennial commission.
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Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
State Bar Association
Taft
Fair Grounds
United States Supreme Court
White
Gov
Harmon
Centennial Commission
Memorial Hall
O N G signal corps urges aeroplane and aviator plan
The O N G signal corps pressed for air equipment and discussed a Plymouth Plymouth Richland Huron county Camp Wilbur Wright proposal. Victor H Mayfield, pupil of Arch Hoxsey, is named as a real aviator in the unit. Ohio fires bulletin reports 340 fires in May with $224,444 in losses and $1,173,988 insured.
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O. N. G. Signal Corps
Signal Division
Weybrecht
Signal Corps
Plymouth
Richland
Huron Counties
Wilbur Wright
Victor H. Mayfield
Arch Hoxsey
Ohio
Ohio Embalming Board Elects Officers at June Meeting
H. H. Shaw of Columbus was elected president and W. F. Cary of Millersburg Holmes County was elected secretary treasurer at the Ohio state board of embalming examiners meeting at the Southern Hotel Captain George Billow of Akron was named a member of the board The examination dates were set for August 13 and 14
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H. H. Shaw
Columbus
W. F. Cary
Millersburg
Holmes County
Ohio State Board of Embalming Examiners
Southern Hotel
George Billow
Akron
State Board Exam Passes At Cedar Point Meets
Sixty of the 149 applicants who took the state board of pharmacy examination in Columbus on June 18 19 20 and 21 passed satisfactorily per the board’s Cedar Point report. Twenty graduates earned grades high enough to become assistant pharmacists if they choose.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Columbus
Cedar Point
Mercer residents oppose reservoir lease over flood risk
Citizens of Mercer county protested before the state board of public works against a lease clause from the Auglaize Water Power Co. They argued the lease would cause hundreds of thousands of dollars in Mercer county damage from Grand reservoir overflow if water from the Laramie reservoir is diverted as permitted.
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Mercer County
State Board of Public Works
Single Feather for the Midsummer Dress Hats
A feature on hat fashion details describes two models using a single ostrich feather as the focal point. The Leghorn hat with chiffon trimming and the Rembrandt Milan braid model showcase plumes positioned to enhance shape, with muslin roses at the plume base. Julia Bottomley signs the piece.
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Rembrandt
Milan
Julia Bottomley
Ohio rail crashes and court rulings across cities
Reports from Cleveland Toledo Akron and Sandusky detail a series of accidents and legal actions. A motorman faces probable fatal injuries after a collision on Columbus avenue. A guard rails crash in Mt Blanchard prompts post office theft pursuit. A pharmacist class graduates in Sandusky follows a blast at Mt Blanchard. Legal decisions include a guardian suit in Cleveland and a prolific police flower theft case in Walnut Hills Cincinnati.
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Sandusky
Fred Bango
H. H. Cronk
Norwalk
Helen Wicks
Fremont
Tiffin Avenue
Lake Shore
Columbus Avenue
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Ohio
James R. Garfield
New York
Garfield
Hadden
John H. Loeser
Toledo
Broadway
Knapp Street
Negligees of China Silk Show Delicate Spring Style
Pale tinted china silk kimonos and dainty waists in thin china silk feature self toned embroidery and short sleeves with flat collars. Pink shades evoke blossoms and lace trims appear on wash shirt waists. Marquisette waists remain pricey for separate blouse wear with high and Dutch necklines.
That Consoling Cup of Tea for the Traveling Woman
The piece extols carrying a personal tea supply while traveling and at sea. It notes the comfort and social perks of tea on ships and abroad, praising a mahogany tea box with a silver caddy and tea ball as a practical compact solution for the modern traveler.
Gown Highlights Miss Moore in Mrs Dane’s Defense
One of Mary Moore’s gowns worn in Mrs Dane's Defense at the New theater London features plum glace shot with heliotrope and described in the review as a striking costume detail.
New Summer Dresses Feature White Net and Colored Batiste
The article describes mid summer gowns using white net with colored batiste. Net sleeves and under-arm waist sections, and upper skirt portions, accompany light blue English eyelet embroidery from waist yoke to skirt edge. Pink batiste embroidery and pink voile with white linen floss accents complete the range.
Small Flat Jabots Inspire Lace Fashion
Small and flat jabots fill the coat neck opening while a trend shows flat lace down with a fan shaped falla of lace.
Scarfs with Eyalet Work and Cluny Edges Popular
The article notes white linen embroidered scarfs with satin stitch designs hold shape well. It highlights unusual affairs of bands of clung lace and openwork scrim, especially over color creterie, as cottage suitable. Finished with a Cluny edging.
Garfield Tea Promises Relief From Irregularities
The ad touts Garfield Tea as a pure herbal remedy for irregularities of the liver kidneys and bowels claiming it is made from wholesome herbs and offered as a dependable aid.
Is Mrs. Gillet a Well-Informed Woman in Suburbs Life
The excerpt notes a quip about Mrs. Gillet being well informed because she is on a party wire. It references Red Cross Ball Blue advertising twofold value and asks readers to consult their grocer for the product recommendation.
Theatrical Exchange Over Casting Lines Upstage Talk
Seedy applicant claimed to evoke tears from the audience while the manager insists on someone who can truly draw the crowd as Puck notes a brisk audition mood.
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Puck
Living Up to Its Name Song Prompt
A playful exchange about a new song titled The Aeroplane. One person asks how listeners respond and the other replies they are carried away by the tune. The snippet captures light social chatter and the song’s buoyant vibe.
Castoria Ad Ends With Gentle Gift Scene
An old Castoria advertisement urges care in choosing safe remedies for children and recalls a sentimental gift moment where a silver thimble is presented, framing a domestic vignette from a Ladies' Home Journal excerpt.
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George
Ladies’ Home Journal
Ruling Passion Confronts St Peter at Heaven's Gate
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip portrays a cleaning-obsessed woman seeking entry to heaven. St Peter offers a broom and dustpan instead of a harp after she asks how often he cleans. The anecdote ends with a wry reminder that the ruling passion persists beyond life.
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St. Peter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Four year old Dick discovers hair pulling myth
A child named Dick proves his hair can be pulled out under force, while his seven year old sister warns him. He quips that the Bible counts hairs, suggesting angels will keep extra books for any losses.
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Dickie
Postum Clears Complexion, Digestive Trouble Cited
A Washington state family details years of tea and coffee causing stomach upset and a sallow complexion. After switching to Postum, their digestion improved, skin cleared, tongues brightened, and nerves steadied in about a month. They now use only Postum. The Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich, promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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