Doan's Kidney Pills Ease Lewiston Patient's Sciatic Pain
Samuel D. Ingraham of Lewiston Idaho endured two years of crippling sciatic rheumatism in the thighs. Kidney secretions grew irregular and painful with heavy sediment. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills he improved quickly and became free from suffering, praising the remedy as life saving. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Samuel D. Ingraham
E. Mainet
Lewiston
Idaho
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Inexperienced Caddie and a lesson on art
Prof Charles Zeublin of the University of Chicago spoke on how immortal artworks convey different truths to people. A Pendleton anecdote recalls a hair cutting scene and a Sunday school teacher’s delivery of the Samson tale provoking a boy’s joke about paying for a haircut.
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Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Pendleton
Samson
Deliah
Joe
Cincinnati Enquirer
Little girl ends family prayer custom in St. Louis
A St Louis girl decided to stop praying for herself saying her mother should ask God for blessings. She stated that two people asking the same thing is unnecessary and has insisted her mother take over the prayers from now on.
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St. Louis
Mamma
Stubborn Marian Mistakes Cow for Horse in Lesson
A three year old, Marian, refuses to answer a cow is a horse and then insists other grass eaters are horses. Her mother, seeking a correct reply without scolding, tests with what else eats grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Hoss
de Mneator
Coffee to Postum Cure Story From Neighbors Advice
An elderly resident of Baird Texas recounts how quitting coffee after a neighbor suggested Postum improved his health. He reports rapid relief from stomach pains and bowel trouble, regular bowels within two weeks, and regained strength and appetite after switching to Postum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Texas
National shoot officers named for Camp Perry event
Adjt Gen Weybrecht announced Col Lloyd W Howard of the Fifth Toledo as range officer for the national shoot at Camp Perry. Approval came from the War Department in Washington. He will be aided by Maj J W Smith of the Second Ottawa and Capt W S Bradford of the Highth Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybrecht
Lloyd W.howard
Toledo
Camp Perry
War Department
Washington
Howard
Ottawa
W. 8. Bradford
Highth
Mansfield
Carrollton Savings Bank Closes Amid Run After County Funds Withdrawn
Carrollton Ohio bank shuts after a two day run following county funds withdrawal by commissioners. Bank carried bad paper beyond its 40 000 capital. Local capitalists offer to take over at ten cents on the dollar and meet all demands. Gallipolis Ohio Middleport and Pomeroy waterworks sold to partly satisfy a judgment of 84 050 for 50 000 to trustees in Scranton Pa and Shamokin Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Savings and Banking Co
Middleport
Pomeroy
Carrollton, O
Gallipolis
Middleport and
Emmett Peoples
W. W. Watson
Scranton
W. W. Ryd
Shamokin
Carthage Turnfest Prep Expands to Fair Grounds
Carthage fair grounds near readiness for the National Turnfest with a new post office station to operate June 19 for 10 days. Telegraph offices will be installed and two clerks will handle deliveries from Rimwood Place. A presidential stand and stadium will be set up on Government square. Special trains and cars are promised for Turners attending.
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Cincinnati
Carthage Fair Grounds
Monfort
August Herrmann
Rimwood Place
Great Stadium
Government Square
Supreme Court Affirms Mayor Authority Over Patrolmen Dismissals
Ohio Supreme Court upholds circuit ruling supporting mayor Henry C. Searcy of Portsmouth in dismissing patrolmen after city council reduced force. Decision clarifies municipal power over safety personnel. In Akron a physics lab fire prompted evacuation of about 1000 students after a controlled drill helped prevent panic.
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Columbus
State of
Ohio
John Herrick
Henry C. Searcy
Portsmouth
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Herrick
Council of
Board of Safety
Local Liquor Raid Leads to Fines and Confiscation
In Lancaster Judge Reeves fined William Hatsel and John Babbert of Columbus 350 dollars each and sentenced three months in the Zanesville workhouse for illegal liquor sales in a local option township. Their raid produced 1200 dollars worth of liquor seized. In Anton Ohio, the General United Brethren conference closed with services at the tomb of McKinley as bishops clergy and laity formed a half circle around a sarcophagus during addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Reeves
William Hatsel
John Babbert
Columbus
Zanesville
Anton
McKinley
General
United Brethren Confernae
Engineer Layton Bound Over In Delaware Home Case
Columbus California reports engineer Layton of the Girls' Industrial Home at Delaware bound over to the grand jury in six hundred dollars bail on a charge brought by Ellen Grill a former inmate of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
BE. Layton
Girls’ Industrial Home
Delaware
Ellen Grill
National Negro American Political League adopts Taft stance
Columbus Ohio residents report the National Negro American Political League’s annual meeting closed with resolutions denouncing the presidency and adopting Taft and the Lily White movement in the south as part of its platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Taft
South
National Negro American Political League
Wellston Court Rules Against Regulation of Soft Drink Shops
The circuit court in Wellston rules that neither city councils nor the state have authority to regulate soft drink establishments. The case cites the city of Wellston versus Charles A. Sullivan over not removing a sign or establishment intrusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellston
Circuit Court
City of
Cbarlea
A. Sullivan
Prominent Cincinnati Attorney Walter L Granger Dead
Walter L Granger a leading Cincinnati attorney and member of the firm Foraker Outcast Granger died in the city at age 55 His death marks the loss of a prominent legal figure and former associate of ex-Senator Mil derhy and associated peers.
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Cincinnati
Walter L. Granger
Foraker, Outcast & Granges
Ohio sanitarium awards six cottages contract to Evans & Co
The Ohio state sanitarium commission awarded the Mt. Vernon site construction to Robert H. Evans & Co of Zanesville for 38997 dollars. The commission will accept patients with mild tuberculosis after August 1. Governor Harmon announces Leroy Parker to the state board of accounting succeeding J.8. Goodley. Parker’s term ends May 21, 1912.
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Ohio State Sanitarium Commission
Mt. Vernon
Robert H. Evans & Co
Zanesville
Harmon
Leroy Parker
State Board of Accounting
J.8. M. Goodley
Columbus
Dry vote in Beal law passes in Chillicothe Kingston
Chillicothe and Kingston townships vote dry under the Beal law by a 13 vote margin. The report lists other Ohio items including fines for Rose law violators, a Butler county cloudburst halting traffic, a Greene county tornado damaging farms, Adams Express Co. naming William M. Barrett president, and the death of sheep raiser P. Riegel of Arlington at 70.
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Chillicothe
Kingston
Cincinnati
William M. Barrett
The
Adams Express Co
New York
M E Church Women Adjourn in Findlay for Next Year
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M E church Central Ohio Conference adjourned its three day session with Findlay chosen as the site for next year's convention. In Columbus Judge John E Sater confirmed the sale of the stock fixtures and leasehold of the D C Beggs Co for 251000 dollars and the concern will be reorganized.
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Lima
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Columbus
John E. Sater
United States Court
D. C. Beggs Co
Lotze President Dies by Own Action in Cincinnati
Cincinnati death reports indicate August W. Lotze of Lotze Hot-Air Furnace and Range Co. killed himself at home. Despondency over deafness and business worries cited as probable causes. In North Lewisburg Ohio a July 4 fair event lists a public wedding seeking a bride substitute. responses to Box 155.
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Cincinnati
W. Lotze
Lotze Hot-Air Furnace and Range Co
North
Lewisburg
Taft Draws Sauer Kraut Barrel at Elks Fair
Sandusky D President Taft held a ticket that drew a barrel of Sauer kraut worth $3 at the Elks fair here. The prize was presented by William Homer Reinhart president of the Perry Victory and International Peace Centennial Commission, who was in Washington.
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Sandusky
Taft
William Homer Reinhart
Perry Victory
International Peace Centennial Commission
Washington
Beams Guarded After Fatal Shooting in Lima
In Lima Ohio authorities moved John W Beam from the hospital to the county jail following a fatal shooting of Mrs Estella M A Diltz and an attempted suicide while resisting capture.
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Lima
John W. Beam
Estella M. A. Diltz
William Burdell Sr. Dies at 77 in Columbus
William Burdell Sr., 77, a local pioneer in Columbus, died from complications of diseases. He was father of William F. Burdell, vice president of the State Savings Bank and Trust Co., longtime treasurer of the Republic and State committee.
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Columbus, O
William Burdell, Sr
William F. Burdell
The
State Savings ‘Bank and Trust Co
Republican State Committee
Rocking Ten Story Building Stirs Dayton Tenants
Tenants in Dayton’s ten story Commercial building were alarmed by apparent rocking amid an earthquake report. In Youngstown Daniel Arnold 76, a noted city figure and Civil War veteran, collapsed dead while officiating at a lodge event.
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Dayton, O
Middle West
Deyton
Youngetown
Daniel Arnold
Astyler
Focal Lodge
Riks
105Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Springfield hears Kenyon college revisions for another year
Springfield reports the ongoing revision process at Kenyon College extending into another year. The update notes progress and the next steps for the institution’s plans.
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Springfield, O
Kenyon College
Thia
Policing Abroad: Styles and Tools in London Paris and Berlin
Travel Magazine notes London policemen use dark lanterns and hand signals, Paris officers don blue caps and short swords with a hooded capochon cape in rain, while German police wear helmets with a martial air. It highlights Paris adopting London style traffic control on boulevards and officers signaling with white gloves and white clubs.
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London
Paris
Travel Magazine
Poets of National Greatness in Rome Honors
The London Times notes praise from foreigners for English poets, especially Shelley and Kedis, saying English genius transcends dull national stereotypes. It cites Hugo, Bourget, and praise of two English poets honored in Rome, contrasting English prose reputation with poetic genius.
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Victor Hugo
Shakespeare
England
Carthage
Europe
M. Bourget
Rome
Shelley
Kedis
London Times
Sven Hedin Tells Eschweg Merchants His Price
The Eschweg merchants invited explorer Sven Hedin to speak and he replied he would comply only for 4500 marks. The merchant secretary said the sum was beyond their means and mocked the notion of American gold mine owners backing the invitation.
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Eschweg
Sven Hedin
Merchants’ Association
Japanese Girl's College Honors At Pacific Theological Seminary
Miss Ochima Okubo, a Japanese woman, earned a bachelor of divinity degree at the Pacific Theological Seminary during commencement at the First Congregational Church. She is also enrolled in sophomore work at the University of California and resides in Oakland.
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Ochima Okubo
Pacific Theological Seminary
First Congregational ‘Church
Okubo
University of California
Oakland
San Francisco Chronicle
History Makers At Mary Mills College In Scutari
Dr Mary Mills connected with the American College for Girls at Scutari near Constantinople since its 1871 founding as a high school. Graduates now shape eastern Europe and the Ottoman Empire educating women from Roumania Servia Bulgaria Persia Mesopotamia Egypt and more.
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Mary Mills
Patrick
American College For Girls
Scutari
Constantinople
Europe
Ottoman Empire
Roumania
Servia
Bulgaria
Persia
Mesopotamia
Egypt
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Xenia, O
Greene County
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Miamisburg
Berlin
Market Reports
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Taneeene
Castoria
Bears
Foodan
W.B. Northrup
Gulf Coast
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Leggett & Bro
Peart St
Roy Sie
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