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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
8
A historical guide lists at home first aid steps for choking burns nosebleeds and bleeding. It advises un beaten egg for choking temporary measures lime water and olive oil for deep burns baking soda for lighter burns cleaning wounds and cold water or ice for nosebleeds plus pressure and tourniquet basics for arterial bleeding.
Administrator J W Fiscus plans a public sale at the estate residence three doors west of the Gazette Office on Wednesday October 21 1908 at 1 PM. Items include organ and stool graphophone records desk clocks lamps stoves chairs dishes tinware curtains carpets rugs oilcloth tables books beds bedding ward robe dresser washstand stereoptican and views irons clothing ladder lantern mirrors benches shovels hogs rakes ax bicycle lawn mower wringer bric a brac and other articles. Terms announced sale day. Levi Heibner Auctioneer U E Fiscus Clerk.
Mrs Ada L Croom proprietor of the Croom Hotel Vaughn Miss says she suffered months with a severe cough and consumption seemed to grip her when a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery. She took it and three bottles cured her. Remedy sold at White’s drug store for 50¢ and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
Public sale listed for Saturday October 18 1908 by D S Schneck administrator of Anna Schneck deceased Wayne County Ohio. Auction at residence 2 miles north of Kidron 5 miles south of Orrville on the Orrville and Mt Eaton road includes bureau lounge table stand bookcase bedstead bedding 2 rocking chairs 8 day clock carpet chairs and other articles. Sale to commence at 1 o clock with terms announced. WD A Schneck Auctioneer.
A warning that colds can lead to pneumonia chronic catarrh and other infections and that diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough are likelier after a cold. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quickest cure and notes availability by A. J. White.
William Caswell, an elderly veteran in Findlay Ohio, reports astonishing harvests from half an acre. He notes 15 bushels oats 400 dozen roasting ears 32 bushels peas 26 bushels beans 200 quarts strawberries 2000 cucumbers 120 bushels potatoes 25 bushels apples 6 bushels plums 13 bushels pears 100 bushels onions 60 turnips and other vegetables. Caswell did all work himself.
Montrose Council No. 156 USA and RLS lodge No. 73 FMCDene Ohito announce regular meetings on the first and third Saturdays or Tuesdays in each month. Visiting brothers are invited to attend at their Main and Mill Streets and Roche tatty street avenues locations. Officials include Chas Rudy and W Br C W Horn.
The notice details Wooster area excursion trains to Chippewa Lake and Norwalk with multiple daily times from Cleveland Public Square, special Saturday Wooster service, and contact for fares. It lists agents J. O. Winson and G. P. A. in Cleveland and Wooster itinerary notes CRAMER as info source.
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