Gifts of corn for India aid sails to famine relief
The Quito ship carrying twenty nine carloads of Kansas corn for India famine relief will be distributed to Hindus in need. Donations came from Topeka, Newton, Halstead, Americus, Kentucky, Tiffin, Columbus, Sabina, Emmetsburg, Essex, Cherry Valley, Minnesota Mennonites, Nebraska, Vermillion, and South Dakota. The India Famine Relief Committee Troy Ohio and Pennsylvania Optical Co. provided substantial funds for carload purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Quito
Kansas
Topeka
T. J. Anderson
Newton
Halstead
David Goerz
Mennonites
Americus
F. M. Wilson
Old Kentucky
M.d.stambach
Tiffin
W. E. Woolf
Baptist Temple Congregation
Columbus
H. H. Barbour
Sabina
G. P. Austin
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Col. E. 8. Ormsby
Essex
W. Simpson
Illinois
W.S. Lanck
Cherry Valley
Minnesota
David Kerz
Nebraska
Fred. $. Ashby
Elwood
South Dakota
Vermillion
John Armussen
Greenfield
New York
India Famine Relief Committee
Troy
Ohio
John M. Campbell
Pennsylvania Optical Co
Reading
Christian Herald
Wooster Defeats Western Reserve to Earn $5000
Wooster University’s team beat Western Reserve of Cleveland to win $5,000 donated by Edward S. Kelly of New York. Kelly, a college athletics supporter, opposed a rule blocking intercollegiate play and pledged the prize after Wooster proved capable of defeating another college. Rev. L F Holden secured the rule abolition and Kelly fulfilled the promise with a letter received Thursday.
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Western Reserve
Cleveland
Wooster University
Edward S. Kelly
New York
Kelly
Wooster
Rev. L. FE. Holden
Universiy
Springhouse Robbery Ends in Man's Death Near Canal Dover
Philip Spritzenbach set a trap gun at his springhouse west of Canal Dover to deter intruders. A man was killed when the door was forced at 3 AM Monday, later identified as Elmer Eckert of Canal Dover. Coroner J A Dickson arranged the inquest. Spritzenbach was exonerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Spritzenbach
Canal Dover
Spritzenbach
J. A. Dickson
Elmer Eckert
Look to Your Eyes Visit at Central House
A brief notice urges visiting the Central House in Dalton on Friday June 2v to see sight related offerings, stressing the value of vision and warning against small costs delaying care.
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Central House
Dalton
Marriage Licenses Listed From Local Area
Leland D. Gilbert of Wadsworth and Urilis of Madisonburg. Virgil Ropp and Maggie Myers of Lattasburg. Charles White and Ola Wheaton of Shreve. John Wibarg and Emma Swanson of Wooster. Emerson Boyer of Applecreek and Laura Horst of Orrville. John Lizor of Harring and Eula M. Gilgen of Orrville. Harvard and Emma Slicker of Wooster. A. L. VanOrnum and May E. Swope of West Salem. Bazaar notice promotes ladies garments line and asks visits to view skirts wrappers shirts and house jackets.
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Leland D. Gilbert
Wadsworth
Urilis
Madisonburg
Virgil Ropp
Maggie Myers
Lattasburg
Charles White
Ola Wheaton
Shreve
John Wibarg
Emma Swanson
Wooster
Emerson
Boyer
Applecreek
Laura Horst
Orrville
John Lizor
Harring
Allen Co
Eula M. Gilgen
Ohio
Harvard
Emma Slicker
A.L. VanOrnun
May E. Swope
West Salem
For Sale West Lebanon mill property of deceased owner
The estate of W Fewisher offers three fourths acre coal underlaid mill site in West Lebanon Ohio with two story building, engine and boiler, cider press, chopping mill, shafting and pulleys. Located at village center amid active coal fields. Inquiries directed to administrator LB Dovaxass in Dalton Ohio.
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W.fewisher
Warine
West
Lebanon
ga‘Gress
Dovaxass
Dalton
Ohio
Above the Clouds A Danish botanist probes polar and alpine flora
Theodore Holm, a Danish botanist, discusses circumpolar botany and flora above the timber line. He cites Arctic and mountain plants, noting miniature flowering herbs on Pike's Peak and diverse species in Greenland Iceland and the Arctic. The interview covers expeditions, expeditions’ captains, and the beauty of high altitude flora.
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Theodore Holm
Nationaliiniscmit
Washington
Arctic Circle
Greenland
Iceland
North Cape
Lofoten Islands
Pike's Peak
Mr. Holm
Grand Central Hotel
Globe
Dymphna
Gen. Greeley
Andre Hangand
Varna
Pike’s Peak
Florida
Denver Republican
Importation of Monkeys and Organ Grinders Ban Ends
A city ordinance now prohibits carrying monkeys by organ grinders in streets. Despite fewer sightings, imports rise due to show business demand. trained monkeys fetch up to 50 dollars and are mainly used by traveling shows, pet markets, and private collections.
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N. Y
Family Secrets in a Painted Portrait Tale
A Chicago Evening News item notes Little Ethel and Sister Maud discussing artworks. Maud paints from nature or from a looking glass, revealing differing approaches and family secret arts.
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Ethel
Maud
Chicago Evening News
Suffer No More for Fifty Times Its Price
A reader reports severe stomach pains and relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Miller & McCurdy's drug store. The testimonial notes the product worked like magic and promises not to be without it. A separate tran: line describes sprained hip relief from Chamberlain's Pain Balm via a local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. A. Wilson
Burgettstown
Washington Co
Pope
F A. Babcock
Erie, Pa
Balm of Lep Near loge bottles distributed at Dalton
A local notice promotes a health balm claimed to cure sickness and strengthen the weak. It credits Ma Joseru Hiterene and Henry Bess with distributing bottles a year ago and urges residents to buy and keep it. Sold at the Dalton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ost
Dalton
Ohio
Card of Thanks for Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs S Doty of Des Moines Iowa expresses lasting obligations and hearty thanks for Chamberlain Cough Remedy which helped coughs lung troubles and whooping cough. She notes satisfaction with the product and urges the manufacturers to accept thanks. The notice also mentions sale of lace curtains by J M Angls.
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Chamberlain
Fourth at Canton Sparks Largest Ohio Parade Ever
Canton will host top national attractions on the coming Fourth of July. Over twenty bands are engaged and the 5th regiment O V I will join the grand parade. More than 10 000 uniformed men will march in military and civil processions alongside a record industrial parade with grand floats. A multi hour fireworks display rivals Niagara Falls in brilliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Sth Regiment O V.I
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Spectacles Offered by Local Home Dealer
Local dealer F. F. H. Pore of Dalton advertises a line of spectacles in good quality grades. He promises reliable fittings and adjustments as needed, emphasizing affordability and service from a home-based business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. H. Pore
Dalton
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W.o Scott
the Gazette
Man Annne-Seeeenees
Axcis
Jude
Columbian
Lapleigh
Twine
J.Q. R. Manilla
Manilla
Eshleman .& Beoitel
Orrville, O
L. C. Davison
Surrey
Dune
The
Schultz Wagon Co
J. M. Angls
Mcdowell's
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglass
Rochester
Rochestee Lamp Co
Bell Bros
L. S. Rudy
A. L
Zook Buggy Co
Orrin Ite
OFAIO
A. L. Zook
PRO
Wayne County
B. F. Harbaugh
Oarville and Wooster
EH. Main St
Clothier and Tailor
Massillon, Ohio
Alliance
F. J. Foust
Main Street
R. J. Stinson
the Bazaar
Angus
Dalton Ohio
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