Mt Vernon Marine Rates Listed in Town Notice
A fragmentary notice from Mt Vernon lists a rate of 160 dollars for a service described as second class. The unreadable text limits further details about the context or entities involved.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
A fragmentary notice from Mt Vernon lists a rate of 160 dollars for a service described as second class. The unreadable text limits further details about the context or entities involved.
The text presents a brittle phonetic guide with many altered spellings and examples of Mexican place and person names. It includes examples like Agua, Gidan, and Guadalupe with accent guidance, plus notes on stressing syllables and an early Spanish lighting device description, ending with scattered medical and mechanical curiosities.
The wife of General Francisco I. Madero is described as enduring a harsh fate whether his revolt succeeds or fails. Her life is portrayed as unfazed by luxury, ready to accompany her husband to battles, and praised for tending wounded in the insurrection while he often travels alone to campaigns.
A New Jersey outfit for boating bathing and outdoor sports is highlighted. The garment uses a two color jersey with row necks and elbow sleeves suitable for canoeing rowing golf tennis croquet or sea bathing as a comfortable adaptable wardrobe change for the season.
The readable text outlines a Jersey like theme with white bands and a contrasting body. It notes adjustable collars and a high favorite among a girl, yet the description seems to reveal lines of the form too plainly for some readers.
A dated cleaning note describes using eight drops of clean white Banner soap mixed with Rice Cleanser to treat a white cloth. The solution should be applied, left for two to three hours, then thoroughly rinsed and shaken to remove residue.
Moyfast June 1 reports the Olympic readiness for a maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York with 600 first class 1200 steerage capacity. It describes luxury features and a crew including a commander, seven dock officers, and seventy seamen. Kansas City notes a push for a national trade organization by the National Board of Trade to coordinate commercial bodies and advocate policy in Washington.
Washington D C June 1 interest centers in the Democratic caucus on the wool schedule a split between Eastern free wool advocates and Western revenue duty supporters may appear with Speaker Clark guiding the party toward tariff for revenue. The debate reflects broader questions of tax policy and campaign implications as Bryan’s stance shifts.
London June 1 Miss Seslie Archer daughter of Frederick Archer the famed jockey married M Alexander Towetts a wealthy French shipping magnate. The bride reportedly had never attended a horse race though her father was renowned in the turf world and amassed a large fortune.
The second bench show of the Zoo Kennel Club opens at the Zoological Garden in Cincinnati today and runs to week’s end. About five hundred dogs of popular breeds compete for cash prizes totaling 2600 plus cups and trophies. The article notes relief from rheumatic muscle pain with Chamberlain's Liniment, marketed as prompt and agreeable.
Several hundred delegates attended the annual meeting in Centralia as President N B Coffman opened proceedings. Main topics include settling low lands by practical farmers and developing the region’s arable land during the three day sessions.
A shopper enters A J Henley & Co at 117 South Main, praising the jewelry talks and selecting Libbey cut glass for a graduate. Manager J Ralph Henley signs off inviting readers to visit, promising satisfied customers daily.
The advance guide announces the Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Meet at Northrop Field, University of Minnesota. preliminaries start tomorrow with finals on Saturday, and over 100 schools from the middle and west are expected to compete in what is billed as the largest event of its kind in the region.
A charming woman is lovely in face form mind and temper but health is essential. Electria Bitters help busy women by regulating stomach liver and kidneys purifying blood boosting nerves and skin. 50 cents at G R Baker Co Mt Vernon and F Fink Fredericktown.
In a whimsical tussle, Puck remarks on the rhinoceros surveying the world and mockingly claims the beast credits civilization to men with hides. The other beasts weary, noting the pace and feet in a playful exchange.
Justice Harlan of the Supreme Court marks his seventy-eighth birthday in Washington D C. He has served since 1875 and, if he lives another year, will be the longest serving justice. He finishes this year's work and will spend the summer at Orray Bay. The item also notes remedies from Chamberlains for cholera and diarrhoea and mentions a Spanish American War veterans encampment in Cedar Rapids.
Rome reports no public celebration planned for the seventy sixth birthday of the Pope due to his health. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised with a guarantee promising a refund if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle according to directions. Sold by all dealers.
The Northern Minnesota Development association began its sessions in Duluth with Bishop McGorrick speaking on Settling Minnesota. Senator S D Works of Mankato and Harold Knutson, president of the Northern Minnesota Editorial association, spoke as the meeting continued through tomorrow.
A vintage notice claims Dr. King's New Life Pills will start work soon after use. It promises relief from constipation and indigestion, improved appetite, and renewed energy, selling 26 cents at G. R Baker & Co Mt. Vernon and KF Mink Fredericktown.
Nearly 1,000 delegates and visitors from Brunswick Georgia attend the Georgia Bar Association's twenty-seventh meeting at St Simons Island for a two day session. Key events include Judge Joel Branham's presidential address from Rome and W. A. Blount's annual address from Pensacola Florida. Other speakers include Judge Arthur G. Powell of the State Court of Appeals and Hon DuPont Guerry of ?.
Western Union Telegraph Company cuts hours to eight per day and grants a scalable wage increase to its telegraphers nationwide. The change follows years of negotiation after earlier talks nearly collapsed, risking a general strike at the general office.
J O Mershon of Newark N J writes of a long bloody struggle against illness. He suffered eight months of debility and bleeding. after starting Dr King’s New Discovery three weeks ago he improved greatly. The Arnold store Mt Vernon offers new wallpaper patterns from three to thirty five cents per bolt with flexible sizing and credit terms.
Brantford Ontario hosts the Ontario Historical Society annual meeting with members from across the province in attendance for the formal opening of proceedings on the first day of the three day event. The gathering marks a ringing start to discussions on regional heritage.
A note promotes Back Jon's Arnica Halve as a quick treatment for various wounds and skin conditions to prevent blood loss or gangrene. It lists price 250 at G. Ry Baker & Co, Mt. Vernon, or F. Fink, Fredericktown.
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