Two Sick From Poisoned Cider In Death Investigation
Sheriff Mosholder probes cider poisoning linked to the Jennings keg as two more people fall ill and ties to the deaths of Charles Franklin and Wilk tar Youst. He travels to Columbus with samples and a key, seeking analysis from chemist Markworth, while interviewing Snyder Alberts and others.
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Sheriff Mostolder
Persens
Delmar Jennings
Charles Robert Franklin
Wilk Tar
Arthur Youst
Snyder
Mosholder
Clarence Snyder
South Main Street
Archer
George Frizzell
Warren Alberts
Frizzell
Alberts
Aheri
Snyder Yuu Alberty
Franklin
Yount
Columbus
Columbia
Grakine
Ain
C.D. Markworth
Sheriff Mosholder
Jennings
Sherif Mosholder
Gambier
Inktown
Rae
George Mrizzell
Shorit Mosholder
Eheivist
Markworth
Waterways Belong to Lord Londonderry Says Boy
A mishmash tale recalls a boy fishing in private waters who denies the claim that a river belongs to Lord Londonderry, insisting the water is not his. The keeper leaves, returns, and finds the boy still reading while fishing, challenging the accusation with a quick quip about ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Lord Londonsderry
Tim
Ohio Readies Red Cross Seal Campaign for Tuberculosis Aid
Ohio prepares a statewide Red Cross Christmas Seal drive to fund tuberculosis prevention and care. Livingston Mether of Cleveland chairs the Ohio campaign with a goal of 50 million seals, supported by churches schools lodges and civic groups statewide. District chairs include Dr. Selby Toledo Dr. Bishop Cleveland and others, urging every citizen to participate.
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Ohio
Livingston Mether
Cleveland
Red Cross
Notary Clubs
C. D. Selby
Toledo
Rot. Bishop
C. B. Biss
Sandusky
de. J. B. Hagerty
Columbus
Josephine L. Pierce
Lima
Bachmeyer
Cincinnati
BE. Robbing
Chillicothe
A. A. Gibson
New Philadelphia
American Legion backs Red Cross Christmas Seals drive
Ohio American Legion urges ex-service men to support Red Cross Christmas Seals campaign December 1 to 10. Kearns cites tuberculosis impact on 4,200 Ohio veterans and urges posts to participate, noting funds fund tuberculosis societies in ongoing war against disease.
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American Legion of
Ohio
Totter
The
Legion
Red Cross
Kearns
American Legion
Army
United States
Ayn Kearns
Memory Tale of Maj Putnam and Saluting Generals
Veteran Maj George Haven Putnam recalls a curious day in Virginia when junior salutes from Union troops matched the presidents he would later meet. He served in the Civil War as adjutant of the 170th New York Volunteers, was captured at Cedar Mountain, and Libby Prison veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haven Putnam
New York
Tinea
Putnam
Regt
Cedar Mountain
Libby
Army of the North
Maj. Putnam
Virginia
William McKinley
Rutherford B. Hayes
Interesting Items From Electric Delivery Trucks and Inventions
An English inventor unveils an automatic projectile recorder for rifle shooting. Boothbay Harbor Maine notes a retiree minister and a $200 deposit. French patents cover non slip mattresses and vented devices for measuring chimney heat. A power project seeks $83 million to harness waterfall energy, with distant Bonne references.
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Hoothbay Harbor
Tepositk
Bonu
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