Change of Address And Addressing Requests
A high volume of address changes is noted with emphasis on including both old and new addresses in communications. Signatures are required to receive attention, and unsigned notices will be ignored. The piece reflects a June 29, 1915 date from An Exenins Echo. It discusses patriotism and public notices amid wartime context and references US shipping policy debates and political divisions in Congress and the Department of Justice.
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United States
Pan- American Financial Conference
Labor Dissatisfaction Over Democratic Labor Policy
The article argues that labor unrest stems not from failed labor laws but from the Democratic administration’s tariff policy. It contends the Unierwood tariff bill triggered business contraction, wage cuts, and rising unemployment, fueling union discontent despite legislative efforts to placate labor groups. It notes workers blame broader economic strain rather than specific legal power limits.
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Tabor
Lab
United States
Sulgitemicht
Isbor
Unierwood
Decisive ninth inning in the Pink Trilbies game
The Daily Novelette recalls a pivotal moment as 4335 trailed 9 to 3 in the ninth. Beans Schmielhanger, former Hoboken conductor, contemplates Route 99 union days while Pitcher Spink delivers a first ball strike.
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Oat
Caird
Beans Schmiethancer
Hoboken
Dars
Route 99
Opers
Les Oratory
Spink
Genny Schmiethanger
Beany Schmielhanger
Beanr Schmielnanzer
Water restriction rules trigger daily fines for lawn sprinkling
City water board enforces limits on lawn sprinklers, with a two hours per day cap and specific hour slots. Unauthorized use risks water supply cut off without notice. The notice warns fines of two dollars per day for violations and highlights enforcement by the Clarensburg Water Works.
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Claersburg Watter Works
Uric Acid Poison Undermines Health in Chile Ad
An advertisement from Wells and Baymaker Company promotes Rheuma 2 as a quick remedy for rheumatism gout and neuralgia. It claims uric acid is the root cause and that the medicine acts within hours by expelling toxins through the body's organs. The ad asserts a money back guarantee and lists Cerro de Santo Wells and Baymaker as sellers.
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Rneuma
Santi
Soldago de Chile
br_Wells and Baymaker Company
Cerro de Santo
Cigaret roller and local social notices
The column describes a new patent cigaret roller that fills a paper tube neatly without loading tobacco by hand. It also lists local visits, social events, and upcoming gatherings including attendees from Grasselli Buckhanson Clarksburg and Uniontown Pa, with several names and brief travel notes noted among family and community activities.
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Sobacco
Hemworth
Bridgeport Social Notes and Local Guests
Bridgeport June 29 local social column lists visitors and guests including M De shreve from Clarksburg staying with Joshua Shreve, Elder J W Hurlinger of Norfolk, and Ivo who joined the Seven Day Adventists stake. It mentions residents moving into properties on Philadelphia avenue, and numerous family visits across Clarksburg Flemington Mansfeld and Philippi with baptisms at Middleville Baptist church.
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Bridgeport
Hallie Hecker
W .C. Snodgrass
New
Flord Willis
Gracy Avenue
Charles Peil
Pel
Flemington
J.C. Murray
Mansfeld
Owea
Bo F. Strother- Sin
Roy Bartlett
Igeoree Teter
Martha Bartlett
Orphy Bartlett
Middleville Baptist Church
Peel
Saurstorme
Fine Sermon by Arbuthnot In City Church
The Rev Dr Arbuthnot of Parkershore, a former pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, delivered a sermon in the city discussing cooperation among ministers. His remarks highlighted unity and the role of clergy in guiding congregations.
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SR Arbuthnot I
Parkershore
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Arbuthnot
Sermon Draws Many Friends at Local Church Service
In a 2:30 oclock service at the church, ministers and a large attendance heard a sermon from the Rev Dr Kipler. Other speakers included Rev Dr Akes Cormick and Rev Dr Kipler, praising his discourse and recalling the preacher’s first sermon in Adamston. The district conference convened as the population of the precinct increased last year by 5190, the first annual gain in years.
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Dany
Arbuthnot
Kipler
Akes Cormick
Tillmois
Dr Kipler
Sistersville
Veterans” Fund
SiecCormick
Adamston
Welch and Fullerton Drug Gists Deliver Across City
Welch and Fullerton, druggists, offer delivery service to all parts of the city, ensuring customers receive medications and supplies at their door. The service highlights convenient access for residents citywide.
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Welch & Fullerton
Good Treatment for Oily Scalp
Tips for oily scalps advise washing hair not more than every two weeks, using Parisian Size shampoo twice daily. Men and women with oily hair should rinse with water in warm months, avoid excessive washing, and keep scalp clean during dusty seasons.
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Court of Customs Appeals
Govthics
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Demart—Iment of Justice
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United
Department of Jus
Tice
Impress
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
the Daily Novelette
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Hotige
Zucis
Iwastington
Santiago
Pennsylvania Avenue
Alameda de Las Deficizs
Sieste
Cousino Park
Paris
Santiago de Chile
Natural History
Tiflis
Santiago DE Crm
Heums
The
Watts-Lamberd Company
Sarah
Cigaret Roller
J. B. Sapler
Grasselli
Ware
George Post
Fair Mom
Clarence Post
Batten
L Steut
Edna Thompson
Ethel ‘Heckert
James Johnson
Benjamin Steut
Wiliam Dunkin
Ralph Jones
James Davidson
BH. Martin
John Davidson
Robert Parris
Uniontown
Eye Groves
Besse Golden
Rebekah
Enterprise
C. Dnnson
Sarah Munson
Buckhanson
Lawson
Earle Lawson
Ohio
Indiana
A. J. Lodge
Isadore Stout
Webster Springs
Adamston Methodist Episcopal Church
Onsale
Sundsx
Bilder Smiley
Sister Smiley
Carolina
South
William Bell
Gypsy Grove
R.T. Lowndes
Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust CO
EL Duncan
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