Nine Foot Stage Governor Addresses Ohio Valley Meet
Four congressmen pledge efforts to secure a nine foot river stage along the Ohio from Pittsburg to Cairo by federal dam projects. The fifteenth annual Ohio Valley Improvement Association convention in Cincinnati heard from Harmon, Roth, Atkin, and Melish on canalizing the river and urging rapid bond-supported construction.
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Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Cincinnati, O
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Harmon
Ohio
Galvin
Cincinnati
Chas.e. Roth
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Club
Wm. B. Melish
Cincinnati Convention League
D. J. Ryan
Chillicothe
William P. Hubbard
Congress
Harry R. Probasco
Alexander , Dempster
Alpert Bettinger
Thomas O’brien
Wheeling
W. Vai
B. Dovener
James F. Buckiter, Jr
Louisville
John L. Vance
Columbus
J. F. Ellison
Eewin C. Gibbs
Albert Bettinger
George Puchta
George F. Dieterle
O. F. Barrett
Charles W. Durrell
Paris C. Brown
John H. Allen
William B. Rodgers
Douglas
Wiliam P. Hubbard
Ollie Dames
Congres
Ra Owe
Thaare
Cairo
General Board of Engineers For Rivers
Chief of Engineers
Davis’ Island
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
United States
Board of Commissioners
Ater
Dutton
Engineer Corps
Davis Island
Beaver
Big Baltimore Fire Damages Six Story Corner Building
A Sunday blaze at the six story double building on the corner of Baltimore and Hutan streets caused about 400000 in damage. Owners Charlea W. Abell and Mrs F T Bom er suffered primary losses along with local businesses J Behoeit enfin, Frank Adler, and E pg Meyer Co.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and
Hutan Streets
Charlea W. Abell
F. Tt. Bomer
J. Behoeitenfin
Frank & Adler
Epg Meyer ‘ Co
Backache Is Kidney Ache Says Nurse
Thompson Watkins a Parsons Kansas nurse reports back pain and irregular kidney secretions were cured by Dean's Kidney Pills. She says she used them and is free from trouble. Remember the name Dean's. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
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Thompson Watkins
N. 23Rd St
Parsons
Kan
Dean
Dean’s
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Noted Vaudeville Exchange Between Lovers
A dramatic dialogue shows a bold man and a loving partner exchanging defiant lines about facing danger and loyalty. The exchange hints at risk and trust in a charged romance scene.
Resinol Ties Household Safety to Matches
The letter from Philadelphia, Pa, extols Resinol Ointment as indispensable for children’s bruises, chafings, cuts, burns, and irritation, claiming relief almost instantly and equating its necessity to matches in the home. A Mammoth Hot Springs dispatch reports a new geyser erupting near Fountain hotel in Yellowstone Park, reaching 150 to 200 feet and ejecting hot water, mud, and steam at irregular 5–6 hour intervals.
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B. Rush Davenport
Philadelphia
Yellowstone Park
Fountain Hotel
Mammoth Hot Springs
Wyo
Fountain
His Pro Field
A colored man stood before a police judge charged with stealing chickens. He pleaded guilty and received sentence. The judge asked how he lifted chickens under the owner’s window with a dog in the yard. The man replied in dialect that it would be useless to explain.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Hall's Family Pills Promise Cure for Deafness Claim
The ad claims deafness results from inflammation and catarrh, promising to pay $100 for a case that cannot be cured. It asserts nine of ten deafness cases are due to catarrh and promotes Hall's Pills for constipation as a remedy.
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Hall
Editorial Banter About Hair Color From Two Editors
Quick quip from Sterling Bulletin editor Junkin and Sedgwick Pantagraph editor Cretcher about hair loss. Junkin says the other editor pulled out his red hair. The exchange appears in the Everybody's column style.
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Junkin
Sterling Bulletin
Cretcher
Sedgwick Pantagraph
Mac
One Part Melodrama and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A fragmentary note links a Louisville Courier Journal quip about a one man scene to a Philadelphia Record dialogue about gas and kissing. It quotes Seneca on judging others versus self and labels the piece Ambiguous.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
Serpents on the Versailles Platform Shock Visitors
A Paris summer tale recalls two women teachers who sat on crates at a railway station and were startled when a shabby conductor announced in French that he must open the boxes to feed a boa constrictor and other snakes en route to a Versailles zoo.
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Paris
Versailles
The Clever Girl Charm Puts Client To Task
A brief dialogue shows a seller asking a girl for her father's wood order preferences. The exchange highlights a cautious request for hard or soft wood as she deflects with a muted reply.
Practical man laughs at own joke for health
A serious businessman recounts an alleged joke to a friend and laughter ensues. He admits he does not see the point and jokes he laughs at all jokes to stay healthy.
Line-Up Man Bickers Over Clothes-Line Fee
A humorously tense scene plays out as a line-up man balks at placing a pulley clothes-line for a demanding woman. She insists on a hard-to-reach spot, he warns of danger, and agrees to proceed only if paid an extra two dollars should he break his neck.
Good to Her Husband Story Opening
Mrs Dovekins volunteers to walk with her husband to the car, praising his thoughtfulness and the early rise. He expresses gratitude and asks how much she desires, highlighting domestic warmth and a cooperative morning routine.
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George
Cartoonist’s wife recalls late work woes from Lippincott tale
In a Lippincott’s Magazine snippet a cartoonist’s wife chats with a friend. She recalls the artist’s reluctance to work at the office, noting he claimed to have drawn in his sleep and preferred to stay home rather than draw.
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Fred
Lippincott’s
Not Asking Much Yet The President On A Swing
A clipped dialogue describes the president’s fast swing through Plunkville at sixty miles an hour.committee leaders debate altering plans and hats, reflecting a tone of political theater amid a hampered Hamline affair and quotes from Henry F Amiel.
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Plunkville
Washington Herald
Quaker Oats Praised For Brain and Body Health
Youth's Companion 1909 article cites Dr Browne as medical authority praising oatmeal and Quaker Oats for brain and muscle development. It notes oats are rich in fats, phosphorus and lecithins, strengthen the thyroid, and link Scots diet to robust physiques and energy.
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Duces
Jersey Lily
A brief stage dialogue shows Mr. Brown assigning a new cook whose name Mary leads to a misunderstanding. The cook requests to be called Lily, prompting a light moment about names and domestic life.
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Mr. Brown
Cook
Mary
Lily
Wit and faith in a No Trespassing field joke
A Bar Harbor dinner remark recalls Ed ward Everett Hale who joked about trespassers being Unitarians after a farmer warned of a No Trespassing sign. The Washington Star quote highlights Hale's wit in a humorous exchange.
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Bar Harbor
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Restoration Promise Beyond This World
A dialogue recalls a limb loss in infancy and a belief in restoration in the next world. The exchange highlights hope and the deep impact of disability across generations.
Quotes on discipline, wisdom, and humility from reflections
A concise exchange recalls a stern father warning a son about water and punishment. A proverb about tithing connects to divine blessing, while a final line jokes that youth overestimates wisdom, noting time changes perspective on intelligence.
Carecarts? Unclear text item from CASCARETS page
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a cohesive newspaper card.
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John Henry
Harold
Rupert
Philadelphia Record
Seneca
Henry F. Amiel
Disraell
James Crichton Browne
LL. D
F. R.S
Great Britain
Jersey Lily
Heaven
Dyola
Defiance Starch Se Ropes
W. N. Uy
Putnam
D. Jayne
Eek
Gale
Western Newspaper
UNION
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