Man Dragged to Death in Massillon Train Accident
Tony Tobias, 35, a machinist for Massillon Oak Hill Coal Company at West Lebanon, fell under a train after attempting to board from Wheeling & Lake Erie depot in West Main street. He hung onto a rod, screamed for help, and was killed as the Brewster train pulled away. The body was recovered near Tremont street. funeral held at Massillon cemetery. Tobias formerly lived in Clinton and worked for Massillon Coal Mining Company before joining Oak Hill February 1.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
West Main Street
Tremont Street
Tony ‘Tobias
Massillon-Oak Hull Coal Company
West Lebanon
Tobias
Brewster Accomodationas
Gordon & Hollinger
Clinton
Massillon Cemetery
Massillon Coal Mining Company
Ile
Massillon Oak Hill Company
Massillon
Orrville Man Bert Angus Declared Insane
Bert Angus an Orrville resident who lost both legs and stayed at the infirmary for months then frequented Wooster selling shoe strings to fund a wooden leg was adjudged insane Friday by Probate Judge T. W. Orland and will be taken to Massillon hospital.
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Bert Angus
Orrville
Wooster
T. W. Orland
Massillon Hospital
Wooster News
New Life Pills Claim Quick Cure for Digestive Distress
W Evans of Danville Virginia writes that two years of left side pain was due to indigestion and was cured by New Life Pills. The ad promotes relief for stomach liver and kidney trouble constipation headache and debility with a 25 cent price at A J Whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Evans
Danville
A. J. White
Map of United States coal fields from 1910 survey
The Geological Survey presents a set of coal field maps at about 40 miles to the inch showing coal types from anthracite to lignite. Maps depict county subdivisons and varying data from detailed surveys to general indications. Field work continues, and a revised edition is expected next year.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Geological Survey
Survey
Warning Against Wet Feet and Cough Remedies
Wet feet can chill mucous membranes and lead to racking coughs, bronchitis, or pneumonia. Monitor children closely and use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe inflamed membranes and ease coughing. Do not use substitutes. A: Js White.
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Foley
Falls and breaks a leg on homestead farm
Mr John Berg, a prominent farmer two miles southeast of town, dislocated an ankle and broke the small bone of the left leg while going to the barn on Wednesday evening. Rain delayed discovery, and he was soaked and in pain before help arrived. He is the father of Miss Berg who broke her leg in a summer runaway and again while crutches after recovery.
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John Jberg
Tris
Berg
Too Berg
Mies Berg
Post Card Shower for 81st Birthday of Mr Wecht
Mr Wecht received a flood of 275 post cards on his 81st birthday. He recently dislocated his hip and has been housed up for six weeks, with friends organizing the shower to lift his spirits. He thanks all who sent cards and hopes to thank each sender personally soon.
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M. Wecht
Wecht
Ica
Gazete
D. I. Lauder
W. U. Llubbell
Adam Bonick
Lynchburg
Massillon Girl Plays Goddess of Liberty at Hospital Masquerade
Katie Manz, a Massillon girl held at the state hospital after a year awaiting trial for her sister Elizabeth’s poisoning, performed as the goddess of liberty at a masquerade ball and circus for patients. She danced 108 quadrilles and rode in a palanquin in the flag bedecked parade.
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Katie Manz
Massillon
State Hospital
Elizabeth
Liberty
Mrs Nussbaum Dies at 58 in Apple Creek
Mrs Daniel Nussbaum aged 58 died Friday at 9 45 a m at her Apple Creek home after a long skin disease resisted medical care. Funeral was held Monday at 10 a m with interment in Mt Isaton cemetery. Survived by children Mrs Walter Emerson Myrtle Gladys Mrs John Odenkirk Orrville and Eric Karl Dallas and Grafton all of Apple Creek.
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Daniel Nussbaum
Apple Creek
Disease warning on American foul brood in Wayne county
The USDA notes American foul brood found in Wayne county and urges local beekeepers to inform themselves. Farmers Bulletin No. 442, The Treatment of Bee Diseases, describes brood diseases and treatments and is free from the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. The brood diseases do not affect honey for human consumption.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wayne County
Farmers
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Doctor Kutchin Cures Catarrh and Chronic Ailments
The public shows growing interest in Dr. Kutchin who promises cures for catarrh nervous disorders stomach troubles and chronic diseases. A friendly talk costs nothing and he will visit Orrville next on Tuesday March 6 at Hard Howe for consultation examination and advice.
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Kutchin
Kutenin
Orrville
Sonnenberg Newsy Letter Highlights Mud and Murmur of Daily Life
Road conditions grow muddy as winter soil freezes deeply a sap season looms due to a wet autumn and severe winter. Local events include births deaths illnesses injuries from a storm with John Berg dislocating an ankle and Mrs. Woethrich fracturing an arm. Crystal Creamery of Cleveland to ship cream from Sonnenberg March 4 with higher egg pay.
Tuberculosis Day Emphasis Reaches Thousands Of Churches
The third Tuberculosis Day observance on April 28th aims to spread health gospel through 600 anti tuberculosis groups and church networks. National data show church members' death rate from tuberculosis rising above national church area rates, urging ministers to address the topic within the surrounding week.
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United States
National Association
Boards of Health
Omen's Clubs
Injured at Mine No 21
Adam Utsler of this place was injured at Mine No 21 on Tuesday when a piece of slate fell and struck his head. He suffered a deep gash needing several stitches and was treated by Dr. Laney.
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Adam Utsler
Mr. Utsler
Laney
Special sermon at Stanwood church March 3
Rev. S J T Ehlohr will preach a sermon at Stanwood Sunday March 3 at 2 30 p m on true and undefiled religion all are urged to attend. The event promises Billy Sunday style enthusiasm as part of a broader parish report and community notices include a March 3 sermon and social happenings with local families and volunteers.
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J. T. Ehlohr
Stanwood
Minnie Oberlin
County Ss
Alliance
Win
Short
Harvey Culler
Wr. Short
Genuine New Orleans Molasses Sold at Hakery
An advertising line promotes Genuine New Orleans Baking Molasses available at the Hakery in various sizes including jug, quart, and pint.
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New Orleans
Bank Statement of The First National Bank at Dalton Ohio 1912
Report of the condition at close of business February 20 1912 shows assets including United States bonds 2010000 and other securities 3672000, cash items and due from banks 1072 76, notes of other national banks 95500, reserve funds 13649 00. Liabilities include capital stock 25000, national bank notes outstanding 24200, deposits 147770 64, and savings deposits 2810. Notary confirms the cashier Gus Punsicker swore the statement is true.
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First National Bank
Dalton
Ohio
United States
U.S
OIC
Capital Stock
Ovny
Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings And Club Events
Social items record weddings of Elerebey and Yarkey, Fielding and Schultz, Horst and Fribley, with keepsakes from classes and dime socials. Neighborhood dinners, birthday surprises, and Ideal club birthday tributes mark community life through February and March events.
Dal ton thanks for aid to daughter in Cleveland Leader contest
Mrs Catherine Lewis of Lloyd offers thanks to the people of Dalton for the help given to her daughter in the Cleveland Leader contest and expresses hope to repay them someday.
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Dalton
Cleveland
Catherine Lewis
Lloyd
Obie
Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Sore Instep
A Cochran Georgia man Tom Moore reports no more limping after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve for a painful sore on his instep. He praises the salve as a “wonderful healer” that cured the long lasting sore and helped with related aches.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
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Pioneer Block
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Davison
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Jacob Horst
Wayne Co
Frank E Gibson
Pioneer Block Dalton O
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Arfield Street
White's. Pharmacy
J. White
Proper
Dr. Ope
North Ride
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Dalton, O
L. L. Doearment
Santmyer
Korn & Merchant
Sherman
Reed & Bauhof
Orrville, O
A. Sanderson
Crown and
Oraville
Wontaose Council
NO. 156
C.U.A.M
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Alin
Stres
Drothere
Frank Willford
C. Glenn Kosier
Arlington Lodge
C.F
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OB Feasel
Township Trustee’s Meeting
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Rudy, Studer
P. Poorman
Bixler
Goddess OF Liberty
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Spear
Jacob Moser
Davitt Moser
Lina Bixler
David Kk.gerber
Philip Gerber
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Simon Hofstetter
C. A. Sommer
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Kida Springer
Stunday School
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Clars
U. S
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Berne
Ind
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Miss Ianpy
Bethel
Columbus Grove U
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Elias A. Basinger
Khurzen
F’riday
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Johtn Berg
Higson-Louis
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J.H Techaniz
Dbo
Woethrich
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Kidtoo
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Rittman
Longenacker
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Wm. Engle
This Place
Carrie Yarkey
Canal Fulton
Schmucker
Lutheran Church
Oren Schultz
Mast
Liverpool
Nell Louise Fielding
Steubenwaillé
M. K. Sunday School
J. A. Yarger
C. 3
Lenora Sauvain
Amos Horst
Levi Horst
Misa Nora Fribley
East Greenville
I‘hursday
Mansillon
Arthur D. Mink
Malton
Webster
M. E
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Ideal Club
Goudy’s Hall
Washington
Willis Sellers
Virginia
Ixean
T. E. McDowell
Horbach
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