Can You Write 1914 Yet
A compact meditation on how advertising shapes our sense of time and the year. The author argues newspapers provide the easy channel for advertising that drives desire, comparing ad efficiency to the Panama Canal and noting the year’s branding as a daily cue.
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Panama Canal
Boils and Blood Purifier Advertisement Claim
An early 20th century ad extols S S S as the greatest blood purifier, claiming it soaks into the blood and purges skin eruptions and joint irritations. It promises rapid action, urges readers to buy at any drug store, and directs concerned readers to write Swift & Company in Atlanta for advice.
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SS. S
Swift Specie Co
Swift
Atlanta, Ga
Notice corrects Dr. Jones office move error
The report that Dr. Jones moved his office is incorrect. He remains at 111 West Pike Street with Bell phone numbers Office 275 R and Residence 1154 R.
Town Elections In Harrison County Pick Mayors And Councils
Harrison county held numerous town elections with several contests. Mayors Ira Leeson Queens ticket at Broad Oaks and Charles Stealey head to People’s ticket voting 85 to 73. Lumberport chose C S Bates over P Boggess and Gordon Preston. Shinnston backed Henry Robinson over Howard Shinn 120 to 93. Bridgeport elected William Pell over M C Peters 86 to 32. Other towns named include Northview, Adamston, and more with multiple elected recorders and councilmen.
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Harrison County
Broad Oaks
Citizens
Ira Leeson
Queens
Reger By
Award Clemens
Robert Barnett
Harry Fuller
HT. Myers
E. M- Hinkle
F. E. Pas
Stealey
Heights
People's
A. J. West
Citizens Progressive
Charles Stealey
Herman Daly
Irvin Stealey
Robert M. Stewart
Miltom Bean
Harry Johnson
Irvin Woods
Lumberport
C. S. Bates
DR. P. Boggess
Progressive
Gordon Preston
Bates
Boggess
Preston
A. C. Sherps
W. de Horner
Brice Manning
J. Re Straight
C. L. Griffith
C.G. Brooke
Citizens Independent
Shinnston
Henry Robinson
People’s
Howard Shinn
C. L. Haughton
John Rise
George Hinerman
C N. Cunningham
A.M. Hess
Joseph Bollman
Northview
John H. Douglas
H. L. Matthews
Douglas
H. W. Porter
James H.buffington
C. D. Dennison
Webster Worley
Whiter Bumgardner
Adamston
G. C. Southern
James C. Garrett
A. V. Tipton
Samuel Powell
G Swiger
A.B. Rowan
Carl Drummond Wwere
New York Fines $20,000 for Illegal Game Trade Case
The New York Conservation Commission secured a record $20,000 penalty from Franco-American Poultry Company and August Silz, top game dealers linked to importing native wild ducks from Virginia and selling them in Goshen New York. The case, aided by the U S Bureau of Biological Survey and the American Game Protective Association, signals stronger enforcement of game laws and reflects a history of costly penalties for illegal storage and sale of game in New York City.
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New York
Poultryompany
August Silz
Ite
New York City
New York ‘Conservation Commission
Stir
United States
Europe
New York Commission
United States Bureau of Biological Survey
American Game Protective Association
National League of the Sportsmen of the
Silz
Virginia
Goshen
Alsa
Conservation Commission
Public funds drive tuberculosis control costs rise nationwide
New year figures from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis show nearly 20 million spent in year for tuberculosis in the United States, with 69.3 percent from public funds. More than 12.8 million came from public sources for treatment and institutions, while associations and state boards also contributed. New York led in public spending, with state totals and a breakdown for five leading states.
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New York City
United States
National Association For the Study and
New York State
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
California
Stacking Star: J D Stack Promoted To Superintendent
STACK BALTIMORE Jan 2 Incisent to the promotion of HB R Scoville formerly superintendent of the Ohio division of the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Jaffredd to membership on the newly organized general safety committee J D Stack has been promoted to superintendent succeeding Mr Scoville Stack formerly assistant superintendent of the Toledo division of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton railway Baltimore and Ohio line with headquarters at Dayton details outline Stack's long railroading career from 1885 through 1911 spanning multiple lines and positions culminating in his appointment as superintendent with noted prior roles and locations including Saint Louis Springfield Portland and Dayton
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Baltimore
HB. R. Scoville
Ohio
Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Jaffredd
General Safety Committee
J. D. Stack
Mr. Scoville
Mr. Stack
Toledo
Cincinnuti, Hamilton and Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio
Dayton
John Daniel Stack
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Vandalia
Big Four
Bloomington
Ind
Fort Worth and
Fl Grande
Fort Worth
Texas
Atlantic and Pacific Railway
Needles
Colorado
Illino’s Central
Centralis
Jackson
Elins
Memphis
Idaho
Ontil
Stack
Southern Railway
Princeton
Denver and
Mio Grande
Minturn
Col
St. Louis
San Francisco
Springfield
Monroe
Louisiana
Trinidad
Southern Pacific Company
Sacramento
Cal
Oregon
Portland
First Meeting Of Jelly Council To Be Held Tonight
The first meeting this month of the jelly council will be held this evening in Milwaukee. A $4,000,000 Gaeta project on the old site is noted, with references to civic matters and local schedule.
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Jelly Council
Milwaukee
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