Sayre to Join Williams College as Assistant to the President
Frandy B. Sayre will assume the role of assistant to President Harry A. Garfield at Williams College in February next year. He will study student needs, visit preparatory schools, and promote prospective careers, remaining in touch with Williams events while his wife plans their move to Williamstown. Sayre, a Williams graduate, accepted the post after considering President Wilson’s wishes and Garfield’s administration.
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New York
Frandy B. Sayre
Praident Wilson
Harry A. Garfield
Willams ‘College
Sayre
Bey Whitton
Mies Wilson
Tie Britio
Williamstown
Willams Cottage
Lim
Ae Wist
Garfield
Col Tege
Ame
Uturleets
Williams
Princeton University
Wilson
French Aviator Flies 1080 Miles In One Day For Cup
Eugene Gilbert, a French aviator, flew from Paris to Pejabo on the Portuguese frontier covering 1080 miles in a single day to win the Pommery cup. He departed Paris at 4 45 pm, flew seven hours nonstop to Vittoria Spain, then resumed at 1 pm and reached Pojabo by 8 pm, surpassing Marcel Brinderonce des Moulinals record.
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Paris
Eugene Gilbert
Pejabo
Maurine
Munuet
Oubert
Marcel G. Brinderonce Des Moulinals
Warsaw
Wade
Vittoria
Spain
Portugal
Pojabo
Baker Works In 220 Degrees Of Meat Oven
A baker, Tongavoste Kun, works in 220 degree heat in one minute shifts. Menry Toburen, a Ton mmoxte baker, labors four hours repairing his oven. He was moved on a board by an employee and notes 100 degrees in the shade as cool weather.
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Tongavoste
Kun
Menry Toburen
Land Rush Opens 10000 Acres at Dodge City Kan
Dodge City Kansas opens to settlers offering 10000 acres of government land within Hamilton County. militia guards prevent disturbances while hundreds of prospectors scan the reserve for best locations. land will revert to county for agricultural use after government forestry experiment failures.
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Dodge City
Kan
City
Hamilton County
Ben
Grat Warved
Te Government
Congress
Locomotive Links Ship Collision Near Camden
A Delaware River incident near Camden New Jersey involved a locomotive and a schooner in a creek disruption. The Alexis from Milford Delaware was raised after sinking in Cooper’s Creek, hindering tug and barge traffic and delaying discharge operations at a nearby wharf.
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Camden
N. J
Cooper's Creek
Alexis
Milford
Del
Craewer Wrecking Company
Hid
Delaware River
Nalt Bay
Sally
Helmaman
Fed
Local notices and ads highlight a busy Howard event day
Mrs. Frank Hunter of Brandon attends Camp Lychor meetings while John Todd travels to Huntington West Virginia. Annie Howard conducts business in town amid Oxford sale promotions at Parker's. Many residents visit relatives, attend camps, or travel to Danville Kingston Cedar Point and Orrville. A Parker sale runs Friday and Saturday with $1.00 shoes and oxfords.
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Frank Hunter
Brandon
Camp Lychor
John ‘Todd
Huntington
West Virginia
Anne of
Howard
Margaret Keer
Camp Sychar
Howard Spitcer
Main Street
Mina Marie Blewett
Columbus
Mike Elizabeth Kelly
South Gay Street
Parker's
Oxford
Violet Myers
Oro
Mra
Thoman Grover
Haat Durgeks
Howard Spitzer
Opal Andrigk
Cedar Point
Frank Hundin
J. F. Ralston
John Thalston
CG. Nixon
East Gambler
Danville
Tiabel Nixon
East Front Street
Salida Beach
Ohio
Mary Salisbury
Camp Fire
Columbia
Jennie Shuman
Aila Brown
Brink Haven
Alice Shaffer
Hethle ‘Hem
Clyde Bishop
Canterbury
Camp Bychat
Clarence Motagar
Wooster, O
Carroll Coward
Cleveland
Frank Kroft
Burgess Street
Mt. Carmel Hospital
J. Pollard
Gardner
Weat Gambier Street
Pittsburgh
Parker
O. L. Singer
Helen Singer
Kingston
Mich
Hiness
Singer
J. J. Beattie
Crown Point
Indiana
Cora Davia
Mary Dowdle
Wifen Simone
Lewis Frigsell
Springfield
Missouri
Prank Behourode
Col
LD. Hont
Licking
Palrfield
Kranklin
Archibald Talteell
Routh Vernon
Orrville
Vislt Liv
W. B. Milkler
Ketchum
G. Durbin
Tarberton
Pokonrods
Ruth Billett
North Fourth Street
Mt. Vernon
Conbocton ‘Nimes
Fannie Witherell
Little Rock
Aran Wna
Curtis
Thin City
Columbus Misinterpretation Echoes in Child Labor Ruling
Columbus moves reveal a misinterpretation of child labor law by State Shop Inspector Kearns. Attorney General Hogan clarifies that the law bans work for girls under 16, not under 18, while remarks and scattered quotes from a parlor discussion appear in the account. The piece notes confusion and debatable interpretations surrounding age limits and enforcement.
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Columbus
Kearns
Hogan
KILLED ATTENDANCE By Fast Passenger Train At Camp Sychar
Bartlett Huss, 37, a farmer from Sunbury, was struck and killed by a Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train near Camp Sychar. The incident occurred around 6 pm as Huss crossed the tracks and failed to hear the approaching train. The crowd at Camp Sychar swelled as Mt. Vernon cots were pressed into service for night stopping. The Camp featured sermons and musical offerings by local and Japan-born performers, with visitors including Rev. H. Morrison, Rev. W. Manghiman, Dr. W. Griffith, and Taylor University figures.
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Camp Sychar
Bartlett Huss
Centerburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Huss
Sunbury
Youngstown
Mt. Vernon
Hine
Iofed
F. J. Johnson
Cleveland
Adella Ashhaugh
Japan
Aoryico
Manghiman
Lip
Lorain
M. B. Mead
Levis
W. B. GriMth
Hamilton
J. M. Taylor
North Dakota
Sychar
Mr. Davis
Weyhinger
Taylor University
Woman Injured After Hay Load Fall Near Danville Aus
Mrs. Joseph Stout was seriously injured Saturday afternoon when she fell from a hay load two miles north of Danville. Her right leg was fractured and her left wrist dislocated. Dr K J Porter attended her.
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Danville
Aus
Joseph Stout
There
Kitchen Makeover Ideas From Mothers Magazine
The article suggests affordable ways to beautify a kitchen with bright colors like yellow or blue, washable paints, white enamel shelves, brass hooks, and blue and white crash textiles. It describes window boxes for parsley and alysum, pantry door accents, and practical touches such as a rocking chair for rest during busy days.
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Mothers Magazine
Iealuk
Remarkable Dogs and a Language Mix Up
A German cobbler and his wife own two dogs, a six month old St Bernard and a three year old fox terrier. A friend compliments the dogs, and the cobbler jokes that the bigger dog is the eldest. The wife clarifies in a playful mangled accent that the older dog speaks three words in German, revealing the joke hinges on language.
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Chicago
Revord Herald
Getting Out of the Woods Stay Calm Follow Simple Signals
A Woman's Home Companion style guide advises how to stay found in the woods. If lost sit and decide on a direction and stick to it, using the sun as a daytime guide. Use a knife blade to align shadow, break branches to mark progress, build a safe fire for visibility, and signal with three shots if you have a gun.
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Telly
Pune
How Zulu Servants Are Fed In A Detached Yard
Summary of colonial-era norms describing rations for Zulu servants in a yard dwelling. It lists daily bread rations and weekly allowances of condensed milk tea sugar corn meal and meat, noting a boiled meat dish named “boy's meat” and references to racial terms and perceptions from Howe's Monthly and Home Manners sources.
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Tive
J. W. Howe
Murder Plunges Buckeye Lake Mystery in August Report
Newark detectives and Coroner Willard probe the discovery of Miss Caryl Gillard’s body at Buckeye Lake. A man was seen with her near the lake, three diamond rings are missing, and authorities pursue the companion. Gillard, 22, from Columbus, vacationing with sister Mrs Green, was found in ten feet of water near Blue Goose Point after a hotel visit. The coroner and police pursue leads as evidence suggests murder.
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Newark
Caryl Gillard
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Wylard
Mims Gillard
Summit Street
George Green
Thirteenth Avenue
Glass Hotel
Willard
Tempite Limaber Co
Cowltchah Lake
Calunbin
Windt
Brown
Hebron
Finger severed when rail dropped on Danville worker
A Sicilian section band employee on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Danville lost part of a finger when a heavy rail fell on his right hand on Wednesday afternoon. Dr. K. J. Porter attended the injured worker.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Danville
K. J. Porter
Dynamite accident injures worker at Millwood plant
August 14 a Hungarian immigrant was injured at the Millwood White Sand Plant when a dynamite cap exploded while he was attaching a fuze. The blast tore a finger and thumb from his right hand and bruised his hands and chest.
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Danyillo
Omi
Millwood White Sand
Lust
Hand Injury Of Three Year Old In Danville
Danville August 14 reports a three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Gaines, severely cut his right hand when he fell onto broken glass yesterday afternoon. Dr EB L Porter treated the wound.
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Danville
Thomas Gaines
Eb, L. Porter
Poultry Exhibit Boost Urged At Knox County Fair
The Knox county fair aims for a banner poultry department in 1913 with many varieties on display. Members are urged to obtain the premium book from H C Gates of Mt Vernon Ohio, free of charge, to learn fair premiums. Volunteers are asked to help boost the poultry section.
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Howard Beall
Thaker Street
Howard
Knox County
Mink Agreta Staud
Newark
Pleasant Grange
Grange
Er W.rc
Golme
H. C. Gates
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Water Turns to Wine After Rain in Harpersfield
A heavy storm washed hundreds of bushels of blackberries into Bronson Creek near Harpersfield. The stream ran red and locals sample blackberry wine made by the runoff. Cork mayor plans liquor-law action against farmers who collected the product.
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Ashtabula
Harpersfield
Geneva
Harvey Burgett
Bronson Creek
Cork
Big Vicinity
Local Social Notes From Mt. Vernon Area
Mr and Mrs French Allen of New Guilford and Mr John Berry spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Berry. Notable visitors include Ly V Nivals of New York City and John Willimen of Mt Vernon hosted by Thomps Van Winkle. Local visits feature Milks Opal Mercer with Evaline Schooler and Mrs Martha McWilliams of Newark. East to west, extended kin and guests travel through Buckeye Lake Mt Vernon and Cincinnati with various households hosting relatives and friends.
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J. P Koppert
Newark
H. M. Neglenton
Ann Arbor
Michigan
George KE. Mitchell
Orrville
F. Chase
Green Valley
Yannatta
Leonard H. Kelley
Millwood
Ara
Polle Landarhaugh
Mt Vernoo
Th Hammond
Colerain
A. E. Rippton
Chthodon Aventin
Avia Buckingham
Tmunte Alavion
Charles Young
J. B. Clymer
Sheridan
Nichols
T. Clymer
Academia
Moe R. G. Lewman
Tn. Gooditch
Zaneeyilletown
Howard Mote
B. Grubb
George Taggart Evans
Bean
Lite Wineland
East Hamtramck Street
Toronto
Ohio
Marin Berry
Ruth Myers
George Stat
Fafly
North Sandusky Street
John
French Allen
New Guilford
John Berry
Ly V. Nivals
New York City
John Willimen
Mt. Vernon
Thomps van Winkle
Milks Opal Mercer
Evaline Schooler
Mt. Zion
Martha McWilliams
Nannie Homes
Missouri
Gary
Ind
Mra
Jackson Pippe
Mary Fowls
Hull
Geo, Warman
E P. Davanport
Blufton
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W. L. Robinson
Vernon
Harvey J. Hammond
Reilly
All Stare
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All Stars
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West Haders
Thorn
Scott
Wes Owens
Helen Richards
Harold Richards
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Cornell
Sohog Niunger
Tentle
Philadelphia Record
G. A. Aceaoernd
John Verity
C. B. Allen
Peagaenton
Mira
General Rile
Po —Haston
Cap
Man
Uhas
W. Hays
Dugh Jennings
Tigers
Eason
Vitt
Bladensburg
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