Ohio Snowstorm Claims Various Local Incidents Across Counties
Reports from Sandusky to Lorain outline a string of incidents. A three thousand dollar pointer dog owned by D. R. Boltz of Auglaize county was killed trying to board a Western Ohio traction car. Several teachers filed resignations as Miss Bruckner heads to India and Miss Talmage to a China college. A two story building owned by William Garbart collapsed into a cellar after heavy rains, causing a gas explosion. A gas company merger in Columbus positions control with new directors from Pittsburgh and Columbus. A Cleveland sign painter Jacob Seitz was found dead on Lake Shore tracks, reportedly traveling toward Toledo for work. John Bryan, a Yellow Springs businessman, faces a debt suit in Cincinnati with claims of a $100 payoff to sway testimony. A 19-year-old, William Van Gelder, confessed to a murder near Rockport and was arrested near Painesville. The Ohio Evangelical conference ends with ministerial appointments across Cleveland, Tiffin, and other districts. A Mohican township youth Paul Garst saved a boy’s life at Mohican creek but lost his brother. An interurban car accident near Mansfield injuries multiple riders. A Lorain boy, Charles Kendeigh, 14, injured when a mare bit off his lower lip.
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Ohio
D. R. Boltz
Auglaize County
Western
Ohio Traction
Sandusky
Catherine Bruckner
Irma Talmage
Bruckner
India
Talmage
China
Youngstown
William Garbart
Toledo
Northwestern Natural Gas Co
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Northwestern
Columbus and
Pittsburg
Springfield
John Bryan
Yellow Springs
Cincinnati
Edward Clark
Bryan
Clark
Gleveland
William van Gelder
Walter Rayner
Rockport
Hirstins
Madison and
Rabshaw
Samuel Duck
Richmond
Painesville
van Gelder
Rayner
Fremont
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The
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A. N. McCauley
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J. B. Kanay
Ashland
A. F. Beery
Butler
Weaver
W. L. Nauman
Greensburg
Bucyrus Mission
W. H. Gramski
Flat Rock
J. A. Henzel
W. L. Martin
Gibsonburg
E. W. Petticord
J. N. Steffani
C. H. Vandersall
Mexico
P. N. Stellbaum
Napoleon
A. C. Stull
Perrysburg
J. W. Zackman
Tontogany
Atkinson
Tiffin
A. M. Rickle
A. F. Totheroh
Fostoria
Mohican Creek
Jeromeville
Robert
Howard Lewis
Paul Garst
George Garst
Mohican Township
Lewis
Young Lewis
Paul
Mansfield
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus
Lorain
Charles Kendeigh
Amherst
Kendeigh
Proper Treatment for Overheated Work Horse
An article explains heat exhaustion in horses with signs of high fever and collapse. Provide immediate rest in shade with cooling water, avoid harmful drugs, give stimulants like whisky in cold coffee, and prevent by ventilated stables, steady feeding, and regular rest. Seek a veterinarian for sun stroke.
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Hinged Hurdler for Swine Creates Narrow Escape Route
Farm Press describes a hinged V shaped hog hurdle built from light wood and wire fencing with waterproof paper. A center brace tightens the mesh so the rig is strong and mobile. It lets farmers build a moving lane that leads hogs toward an opening, aiding coaxing when driving hogs is hard.
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Extinction of Early Equines Revisited in American Lands
A historical survey argues that horses existed in the Americas long before Columbus, with fossils found across California Oregon Texas Florida and more. The article discusses possible causes for a pre-Columbian extinction and later reappearance with Spanish contact.
Lids on Cream Can Promote Safe Handling
Do not seal cream cans while the contents are warm as it can cause pressure buildup. Allow cream to cool before applying airtight lids to prevent leaks or spoilage.
Money Made In Two Ways
A witty quote contrasts a palm reader predicting death with the undertaker profiting from it, implying a cynical scheme in which life forecasts and funerary profits intertwine. The remark mocks sensational prophecy and the commerce around death.
Pitiful Eczema Case Recovered By Cuticura Treatment
A two month old baby suffered widespread eczema described as skinless and raw. After doctors failed, Cuticura Ointment and Soap, with Cuticura Resolvent, healed the baby in days, leaving a normal four month old. Mrs. Joseph Kossmann of Ridgewood Heights, New York, reports the recovery.
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St. John’s Place
Ridgewood Heights
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Thrift Praise and a Dinner Potatoes Tale
Robert Lincoln O'Brien admires Vermont thrift yet notes it can go too far after visiting a local dinner. A guest arrival prompts a remark from the hostess to her helper about moving two large potatoes to the cellar and bringing up three small ones.
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Robert Lincoln O’brien
The
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O'Brien
Vermont
Doctor and the Jagged Cut Debate After Night Fall
In a quarrel over a night incident, one speaker claims the doctor labeled Bill drunk before treatment. The other denies the accusation, insisting the doctor described only a jagged cut received during the fall.
Local Enterprise and Seasonal Hotel Fire Practices
A compact note highlights regional hotel managers keeping a yearly fire in season, with an older quote about volcanoes and tourism. It connects to local enterprise, plus a medicine advert praising Resinol ointment and a short social debt quip about daily calls.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
Pettit's Eye Salve Claims a Century of Cures
An advertisement touts Pettit's Eye Salve as a 100 year cure for eye diseases. The copy credits Howard Bros. druggists of Buffalo New York and includes a quotation attributed to Orison Swett Marden praising persistence and genius.
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Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
N.Y
Bankhead Calls Move Coldly Calculated and Unfair
Senator John H Bankhead harshly labels a political move as unfair and calculated. He contrasts it with a tale about Mrs Blank,Bar Harbor society leader, who explains a garden party invitation aimed at making the best dressed guest the focus.
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John H.bankhead
The Wish Is Father to the Thought
Dr. Robert L. Waggoner, president of Baldwin University, spoke at Berea Ohio on pedagogy noting the abolition of corporal punishment in the last 30 years. He quipped that older students likely believed teachers' motto was The swish is father to the taught.
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Robert L. Waggoner
Baldwin University
Berea, O
Doctor Waggoner
Easy Task soap proves its value in house care
A celebrated husband praises Easy Task laundry soap saying it banishes soapy smells from wash day. He claims the soap is made from coconut oil, tallow, borax and naphtha and antisepticises clothes and utensils. He bought two cakes for ten cents with a money back guarantee and it delivered.
Russian engineer Mile. Bandurin leads steel warehouse project
Mile. Bandurin, superintendent of a Russian engineering firm, is a graduate of the Women's Technological Institute in St Petersburg. She has practical experience building a steel warehouse for an army cooperative society and served as assistant engineer on a Neva River bridge project.
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Mile. Bandurin
Russia
Women’s Technological Institute
St. Petersburg
Army Co-Operative Society
Neva
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Offer
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages, a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. The ad claims internal use reaches blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and build up the patient. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any failure to cure and invite testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Bold by all druggists. Also sell Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Remarkable Young Lady in Feuilleton Punch Snippet
A feuilleton excerpt notes a remarkable young woman with a low voice and a fiendish gleam in odorless eyes as Janet Fenn withdraws. The piece ends with a mock pledge to inform if more on Janet is heard, in classic Punch humor.
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Janet Fenn
Janet
Important to Mothers Examine Castoria for Infants and Children
Important to mothers examine carefully every bottle of Castoria, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it bears the correct label and ingredients to ensure proper use.
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