Young Men's Christian Association delegates meet in Cleveland
Delegates representing 620,799 YMCA members in the United States and Canada gather in Cleveland for the triennial convention. Discussions focus on expanding evangelical work, with emphasis on sports and expanding facilities amid rising expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Young Men's Christian Association
United States
Canada
Tovelyn
Asaactations
For Department
Castoria Ad and Prison Break Mention in Historic Snippet
A clipped old page fragment notes a handcuff escape by A Polley from a road gang near the Tin Plate mill at Ulyrkeborg after a firefight with guards. The item also cites medical remedies and sensational bulletins about an Austrian soldier who killed six comrades, plus ads for Sloan's Liniment and other patent medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Polley
Harrison County
Polley
Tin Plate
Ulyrkeborg
Ag Ferce Water Kirect
Jim
Indians Use Cars To Chase Prairie In Woolly Wilds
Washington May 12 mark the progress of the Indians. They have now gone to using automobiles in the wild lands of the Oklahoma Indian country. The superintendent of the Osage possessions has been given permission to buy a register at government expense for traveling around the big estates. The superintendent appealed to Washington for permission to buy an automobile after he found the cayusa ponies had the eight hour day habit and were not as dependable as desired. Comptroller of the Treasury Warrrick decided the superintendent needed an automobile and ruled that he should have one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Waerwick
Local Visitors Share Sunday at Several Homes
Several families and individuals visited relatives across towns including Mrs. Reichard, Mrs. Spielman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tonga, Mrs. Susan Hopkins, and Mr. Aaron Saur. Goldie Reynolds and Mary Charley were callers, while others stayed with the Kantman and Kreisinger households. Sudden weather shifts spark spring colds. Dr King’s New Discovery is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reichard
G. Wsantman
Milford Kendal
Roy Kendal
WillIamaport
Hame
Mra
Kendal
Albert Kreteinger
Kreisinger
Punkstown
Harry Hammond
M. F. Santman
Hagerstown
G. W.[ Kantman
Milton Porterfield
Percy
Florlan Porterfield
Mian
Mary Charley
Bilsses Saltie
Alice Davis
Dr. King
Richmond Held in Bail i Deposed Charged With Improper Mail Use
Richmond, deposed pastor of St. John's Episcopal Church, was arrested by postal authorities on charges of improper use of the mails in a threating scheme. The case stems from letters to I. Howard Neumer, alleging past misdeeds, read at a hearing before U.S. Commissioner Long. Other items include personal notices and local miscelaneous ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Restor
George Chalmera Richmond
St. John's Episcopal Church
Brickmall
Howard Neumer
Richmond
Hiim
Slog Sing
Neumer
Daniel Test
Pennsylvania Hospital
Hichmond
United States
Long
Federal
Morning health tip: drink hot water with limestone phosphate
A 19th or early 20th century health fad urges waking to a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and intestines. The claim targets headaches, backaches, and various stomach troubles, promising purification and improved health with daily use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Speak Easy License Revoked at Yardville Hotel
In Mercer County Court at Trenton on May 12 Judge Marshal renemed the license of William B Widmanns Hotel at Yardville after a hearing on charges the place was not properly run The testimony showed intoxication and a speakeasy in an old house not off the road The town constable explained he had only recently received a complaint against it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige Johin Q. Price
Monongalia
Bie
Trenton
Marshal
Mercer County
William B. Widmann
Yardville
Widmann
Marshall
Fragmentary note on home remedy cited by Mrs Redkamp
A damaged item describes a neighbor discussing a home remedy for coughs and colds using Foley's Honey and Tar. The unnamed speaker notes the remedy helped coughs, croup, and whooping cough, with unclear phrasing and misspellings throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sha
Stalg
Foley
Mrs. Redkamp
Herman St. Covington, Hy
Foley's
Panic at Norfolk Theater Leaves 28 Dead
Reports from Norfolk Virginia describe a deadly fire in a moving picture show at Wallaceton, with 28 Negroes burned to death and between 30 and 40 badly injured as panicked patrons fled. The building was destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Green
Wallaceton
Husband Attacks Spouse in Home. Divorced Man in Custody
In a domestic dispute, Harlmon of Chetski is jailed after allegedly beating his wife during a failed reconciliation at her home. The claim states windows were smashed, and the couple's confrontation turned violent before authorities detained him. The report notes ongoing divorce proceedings and the accused’s alleged assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlmon, Sa
Sovun Gletz' xi
Tan
Chetskife
Aeeking & Reconciliation
Avon Micro
Also Mentioned on This Page
AIM Softhey
M.ga
General Assembly
Orionda
Fla
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Boutherm Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church of the
Memphis
Wiliam Rosenau
Conference of American Rabbis
Baltimore
Henry Berkowitz
Jewish Chautauqua
Pylludovilla
Isaac
Ferguson
Philadelphis
Fidau
Nenana
Woluy
Afaa Aten
Alhang
Hachouravilin
Allen
Garter
U. S
Anna Haws
Cedar Grave
Henry Rudolph
Carrot
Hanson
Mijmoerg
East
Franklin
Welekta
Aryle
Materu
Yardville Rows
Anainsock
Madras
Otter Light
Weight Fabrica
Charles W. Wolf
Anade
J. Walter Layman
J. R. Walker
Arcade
Robert J. Bumpass
Washington, C
Emee
Rurdoge
Omee First National Bank Iidg
Siew
Floyd F. Gaver
M.S. Leedy
Penateite
Residance
Paramount
Hageratown and Hhaw
Coe i
Asselman
Washington Strait
Dr. Bell
A. W. Showalter
Clarksburg
Foley & Go
Chicago
Boley
Potey
Lykens Valley
Virginia
George’s Creek
Sohn O Lelater
Hichester Spill Pate
Mies Een
Falcher Tools
Clearapring
Business College
Boailroad
Bene
Leiter Brothers
Review
Exclusive Agenia
Warner Bros
Rustpreot
W. B. Meredith
N. Potomac St
Hagerstown, Md
Heltinger's Hair and Hat Shop
N. Potomac
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!