Wanamaker Seeks Second Term on Ohio Supreme Court
Judge R. M. Wanamaker, now serving his first term on the Ohio Supreme Court, previously sat as a common pleas judge in Akron. He championed judicial reform since 1905, emphasized trial by jury, welfare of workers, and even handed justice, and is now running for a second term as the sole northeastern Ohio candidate.
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Udge R. M. Wanamaker
Supreme Court of Ohio
Common Pleas
Akron
Supreme Court
Tan
Cere
People of
Ohio
Supreme Bench
Supreme Bench of Ohio
Wanamaker
Rudolph Archer for Ohio treasurer praised as self-made reformer
The Republican nominee Rudolph W. Archer of Bellaire is hailed for modernizing Ohio treasury in 1914 and earning praise from Democrats and Republicans. He loaned public funds to banks without loss, deposited daily, and increased interest earnings by 282244.93 in his first year. Born in Belmont county he rose from a glass factory worker to a trusted state official, union card in hand, respected across parties.
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Ohio
Rudy” Archer
Treasury
Donahey
Rudolph W. Archer
Belmont County
Man’s Estate
Archer
American Flint-Glass Workers’ Union
Columbus Democratic
Bellaire
Rudy
Rudy Archer
Koontz
Massillon
Louise Ditmeyer
Bucyrus
Fulton
William Shattuck
John Pigman
Lawrence County Board of Elections
County Central Committee
Willis
Joe
Theodore Potok
Mansfield
Fighting Doors Avoiding Jams and Locks in Home Layout
In a House Beautiful note Harry L. Shumway warns doors must swing clear of rugs and not jam. He cites two doors that lock knobs like battling bulls, trapping occupants unless a different path is found.
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Harry L. Shumway
Gift to the Garbage Children on Begsie’s Birthday
A San Francisco Chronicle item recalls Begsie receiving a new doll for her birthday. She says her old doll should go to the garbage man so the garbage woman can repair it for the little garbage children to play with.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Lines to Be Remembered Pattern for Others
A fragment quoting Cicero on virtuous example guiding others and restraining licentious passions of powerful men, suggesting moderation reforming society.
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Cicero
Brain Mystery Remains for Science to Explain
The article contends the human brain of billions of cells holds many unknowns. It asks why mind size does not always equal intellect and why people reach conclusions across varied affairs. It questions the brain’s role in planning, acting, and sustaining effort versus muscular endurance.
Peculiar Disease Reported Among Lathe Workers
Le Professeur Medicale notes a unique occupational illness among shell turning workers. An eruption of pimples arises from iron buildup in the skin, driven by the use of impure oil in the lathes.
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le Profes Medicale
Gun With a Record on Champagne Front Survives War
A 165 centimeter field gun remains in service on the Champagne front since the war began. It is believed to be the sole survivor from the early days and has an astonishing record of 18,830 shots fired, far surpassing any other gun.
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Champagne
Ohio Influenza Toll and War Add a Grim Harvest
Ohio reports over 1000 deaths at Camp Sherman from influenza with dozens more lives claimed across the state. Fatalities include Daniel Ganey of Gallipolis and Scott Young of Roundhead, plus auto and battlefield deaths. Public health officials note rising cases statewide, with Columbus and Toledo among affected areas.
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Camp Sherman
State Health Department
Daniel 3. Ganey
Gallipolis
John Haubert
Massillon
Scott Young
Roundhead
Hardin County
Paul Halliday
Youngstown
Cyrus Crawshaw
New Philadelphia
E. J. Bets
Ohio Supreme Court
Jacksonville
Fla
Conneaut
James’ M. Faris
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Bellefontaine
Florence Tanner
Canton
Murrin Henry
Ottawa
Ohio
Derris Berry
Findlay
Walter Stratton
Merton Campbell
Wakeman
Ohio State
France
New City
Columbus
Wilys-Overland Company
Toledo
Elyria
Oscar McVey
Albert McVey
Lancaster
Jayton
Berg
P. A. Berry
Dayton
Charles R. Mayers
First National Bank
E. J. Schwartz
Division of
Marysville
C. H. DeWolf
Grassell Chemical Company
Cleveland
G. A. Bierdemann
First Lutheran Church
Federal Community Labor Board
Bucyrus
Philip P. Smith
Tiffin
Red Cross
Charles L. Bowman
Ashland Times-Gazette
Toledo and Ohio Central Railway
P. A. Douglas
Urumiah
Perera
Ohio Federation of Labor
Eldtontia
John B. Moore
Ohio Mine Workers
Ton
Mane
Ohio Feri
Moore
John A
Glamour of Romance Gone at Loch Katrine
The Chicago Daily News notes that Loch Katrine and Ellen's Isle remain the famed Highland sites beloved by Scott readers though a modern yacht now ferries tourists instead of the legendary maiden bark. Katrine's eight miles of scenery, Ben Venue, Glengyle, Ben A’an, and the Trossachs host visitors as Glasgow taps its water supply from the lake.
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Scott
Loch Kathrine
Ellen’s Isle
Silver Lake
Highlands
Old Ben
Snowden
Loch Katrine
Glengyll
Macgregors
Ben A
Tewel
Chicago Daily News
Man's Books Reveal Character in a Household
The piece argues acquisitiveness drives book collecting beyond culture. books signal more about use than possession, citing Seneca and ancient Alexandria to claim true culture comes from how books are used rather than the abundance of titles.
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Alexandria
Seneca
Diplomacy and frank talk urged with caution
The piece argues that frankness can cause uneasiness and pain, and urges restraint in speaking to different temperaments. It cautions that prudence is the better part of valor, recommending careful, guarded remarks in the presence of others.
The Goat Through Ages In Song And Joke
The piece notes how goats have endured mockery while playing a key role in fashion footwear shawls and winter garments and providing milk and cheese though praise for the goat is scarce as the Vancouver Province remarks.
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Vancouver
Cincinnati Markets May and Grain Report
Cincinnati markets list grain prices for corn soybeans and oats with bids for No 2 white corn at 1 55 to 1 60 and hogs cattle and calves values. It records hay timber butter eggs and poultry prices and notes mixed ear and yellow corn values along with live poultry and hog market figures.
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for avoiding operation
Mrs A W Binzer of Black River Falls Wisconsin says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from an operation. She suffered organic troubles and severe side pain. doctors advised surgery but the remedy cured her and she urges others, especially women, with inflammation ulcers displacements backache nervousness irregularities or the blues to try it and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Pinkham
Eau Claire
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. W. Bivzer
Fragmentary Exchange Shows Domestic Conversation
Dialogue captures a wife and husband discussing a project or meal, with the husband optimistic about extending an effort and the wife acknowledging his capability. The lines suggest teamwork and shared household tasks in a casual domestic scene.
Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Offer Pimples Headache Relief
An advertisement touts May Apple Aloe and Jalap rolled into a sugar pill named Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets promising cures for pimples headache and bad breath. The copy emphasizes ease of use and quick relief in a compact dosage form.
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Doctor Pierce
Simpler Lesson From A Mule Pitch
A young soldier watches privates fail to ride a refractory mule. He climbs aboard and the mule ejects him with a 65 degree kick. He recovers, grins, and tells the others to simply get off when the mule is about to pitch.
Pity for Benedict in London Tit-Bits quip
A brief London Tit-Bits quip contrasts marriage with folly. The exchange notes some men marrying are not fools while some are merely unfortunate. It adds a remark on style and culture not hinging on dramatic gestures.
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Benedict
London
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John P. Ogle
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van Buren
Hancock County
Delaware
M. E. Conference
Prospect
West Mansfield
John Wolfe
Vickery
J. B. Campbell
Marion County
Wallace W. Thompson
Charles Benty
Urbana
Roy Reisinger
Secret Service Society
Marion Common Pleas
Mouser
Waddell Old Ladies’ Home Trustees
City Health Board
United States Food Administration
Dale Wilson
Farmer
Washington D. C
Cox
Constitution
St. John’s
George Smith
Leipsic Free Press
Jon Carley
Ohio State Building Trades Council
A. E. Smith
Springfield
J. Henry Raub
Rouet
Marion
Albert Schmid
Lockland
Miami University
Miami
Bock Bearing Company
George Donathan
State Dairy and Food Department
John Voli
Baker
I. D. Webner
Cincinnati
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