Pernna cures long illness claims and testimonials
A Kentucky resident Mrs W W Lamaster of Louisville reports twenty six years of bladder and kidney trouble relieved after using Pernna and Manalin. She praises the remedy for restoring health and strength. A Mrs J J Krow of San Antonio endorses Pernna, stating it cured her severe throat inflammation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lamasteri
Perani
Manalin
Mia
W. W. Lawaster
Montoo Ave
Youtsville, Ky
Mre
J. J. Krow
Han Antonio
Thomas Hardy 70 Years Old At Max Gate Celebration
London June 2 Thomas Hardy celebrated his seventieth birthday at Max Gate near Dorchester. The famed novelist remains reclusive yet gracious receiving an autograph-seeker with several writings. He is noted for wearing two wool coats even in summer. President Taft leaves Washington for a three day tour covering about 4500 miles with stops at Maine and Michigan and a dedication in Monroe before returning to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Hardy
Max Gite
Dorchester
Mr. Hardy
Hola
Max Gate
Vinitor
Washington
Taft
Capitol
Deve Mawr College
Helen Taft
Con Bye Mawr
Ada
Ovo
Ghia
Thokwon
Monroe
Plainfield Horse Show Opens with Notable Visitors
In Plainfield New Jersey on June 2 prominent visitors from New York Philadelphia Newark and other areas attended the opening of the seventh annual Plainfield Horse Show Association exhibition. The event runs through the week and surpasses prior shows with a wide entry of horses including hunters jumpers and juniors. Also noted is the upcoming Kage county Christian Madeaver event at Fredericktown on June 10 and 11 with a fine program prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Plainfeld
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Ochipeen
Humber
Dili Claon
Anelamaen
Kage County Christian Madeaver Une Son
Fredericktown
Quaid store sales and local visitors noted
Local notes record a big Quaid store sale, numerous visitors to Mt Vernon and Columbus, and assorted errands. Mentions include William Te Cole, John Simpson of Howard, F C Marvis, Paul J Baker, B B Williams, Milton Bimpking, Maria Thupsoll, Steven Kine, W H Mitere GCorhocton, and others. Also mentions porch and lawn furniture at J M Blocher Co and a forthcoming oak mantles sale at Gack's, with travel to Centerbury and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin
Gem Laundry
Abern
Upham
Columban
Motegor
Arnold
Columbus
McNabb's
Quaid
Robert Te. Cole
John Simpson
Howard
Mt. Vernon
F.C. Marvis
Paul J. Baker
Newark
B. B. Williama
Canton
Milton Bimpking
Centerbury
Maria Thupsoll
West Chestnut Street
Hinuss
Steven Kine
Mt Vernon
W. H. Mitere
B. Scott
Bunkens
Manefeld Nowa
Bonge Op
Knox County Infirmary
Gack's
West Gambler Street
Ralph Porch
North Ma
Cleveland
Dames and Daughters in Brief from National Notices
A jumble of social items notes Tani Tigi and others, including a Zephyr-like feature on a Hedal for bravery, sermons from Julia Vargha in Slawsonsburg, and Mrs Mary Kiery’s land purchase in Cincinnati. It mentions Mrs Taft’s baseball enthusiasms and A D Whaship’s age and studies, plus plans for ongoing mental activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tani Tigi
Ftteen
Hedal
England
Proich
Ton
Kory
Julia Vargha
Slawsonsburg
Mary Kiery
Ull
Cincionati
Huis
York
Mra
Imery
Hite
Taft
Mea. A. D. Whaship
Racine
Wis
Baseball lore and player quirks from early era
An assortment of old baseball notes references Connie Mack, Jimmy Walah, July 25 1896 Pittsburg vs Giants with Harry Davis, Ty Cobb’s nerve and confidence, Brooklyn left handed stars, and fashion rules like moustaches in the sport. It notes Helder Moss of the Phillies removing his moustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Jimmy Walah
Baltimore
Harry Davis
Pittsburg
Giants
Athletics
Bob Gilks
Busiess
Ty Cobb
Daulort
Brooklyn
Beird
Impstache
Helder ‘Moss
Phillies
Tales of Cities and the West to the Tilted States T
A fragmented report describes a vast water wheel and city maps with references to New York Canton and Philadelphia. The text mentions a sixty foot diameter wheel with twenty two foot buckets and a construction from ISU. The piece hints at protective measures against destruction amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Canton
Troy
State Lines and Agricultural Produce Snapshot
The passage notes Minors holding over a million and a half of horses valued above $100 per liter, Missouri yielding over 500 000 pounds of tobacco priced at 12 cents per pound, and Kansas contributing about 90 percent of whisk broom material. It also mentions Rhode Island's large English printing needs for official papers in Wallan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minors
Missouri
Kansas
Rhode Island
Wallan
British Briefs on Birds Eggs and Official Pay
A British brief notes eggs valued near $1,000 and compares prison and colonial salaries. It mentions Australian and Cape authorities earning around $500 yearly, with civil service in New South Wales facing reforms. The text appears garbled but references governance, pay, and incentives in late 19th or early 20th century Britain and colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Cape Ada
Il Civil Service
New South Wales
Ives
Comrae
Loudon
Notice to Gas Consumers Buckeye Ohio Free Supply Co
The Ohio Free Supply Co. announces changes affecting gas customers, listing the months of June July and August with scheduling details. The notice mentions elation and a special event on a Saturday after moons, noting exceptions for certain days in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Free Supply Co
Sat
Weday
HC. Moto
Mt Zion News Highlights From Fallsburg Community
Mr and Mrs F M Frost of Fallsburg visited Mr and Mrs John Taylor on Sunday. Earl Burch attended Decoration services at West Carlisle Monday. Margaret Hayden was a business caller at Mr Vernon Friday. Addie Schooler and daughters Evaline and Ware joined Children Day exercises at Fallsburg Sunday. Virgil Wolfe sold a fine flock of sheep to Hancock Bros of Martinsburg last week. O G Taylor of Bladensburg spent Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wolfe. Elizabeth Burch attended Decoration services at Fallsburg Saturday. Charles Scoles of Gambler spent part of last week with Mr W T Bodle and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Frost
Fallaburg
John Taylor
Earl Burch
West Carlisle
Margaret Hayden
Vernon
Addie Schooler
Evaline and
Ware
Pallsburg
Virgil Wolfe
Hancock Bros
Martinsburg
O. G. Taylor
Bladensburg
John Wolfe
Elizabeth Burch
Fallsburg
Charles Scoles
Gambler
W.T. Bodle
Bladensburg Area Weekend Visits Reflect Local Ties
Mr and Mrs Ira Humbert of Howard spent Sunday with relatives and church. Mr and Mrs George Warman of Mr Vernon visited Sunday and Monday with the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs Hull. Taylor and a friend of Milon dined with Jay Rowls and wife. John Frost and family of Pallsburg visited their brother T J Heaw this week. Mrs Warner Wiggins of East Union was guest of her son Mack Wiggins the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Humbert
Howard
George Warman
Vernon
Hull
Mids Rea ‘Taylor
Milon
Jay Rowls
John Frost
Palleburg
Sunuday Suewa
Collins McQueen
Kate Turner
Newcomerstown
Mary Matthew
Zanesville
T J. Heaw
Warner Wiggins
Raat Union
Mack Winglns
Local Visits And Guests Fill Weekend in Newark Area
Oldaker family visited relatives near Newark Saturday. Mrs. Mary Shuff spends a few days at Defiance with her daughter and attended commencement. Mabel and Pearl Smith of Appleton visited Howard Sherman and wife Sunday. Chas Weaver and wife of Brandon attended church. Helen Belle and Kirby Clem of Newark were guests of Ira Borger and wife. Mrs. May Stephens returned to Lincolnola to fetch household goods. Katherine and Helen Tallos of Mt Vernon visit Clyde Tallos and family. Those mowing lots at summer price of 1.00 per lot urged to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Oldaker
Newark
Mary Shuff
Defiance
Mabel
Pearl Smithr
Appleton
Howard Sherman
Bunday
Chas
Weaver
Brandon
Helen
Belle
Kirby Clem
Ira Borger
May Stephens
GO. B. Sherman
Iinnola
Atlen Scan
Katherine
Helen Talloss
Mt Vernon
Clyde Tullocs
Nembtery
Local News Briefs From A Rural Community
The janitor of the church, Mr and Mrs J Hi Howe, visited relatives in Indiana and Illinois. Arthur Mickens visited his parents near Purity last week. No services were held Sunday evening due to the serious condition of Mrs R B Long who was injured in a runaway on Saturday. Mrs KB U Tolless is visiting relatives in Manfeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hi. Howe
Indiana
Milnois
Arthur Mickens
R. B. Long
Mra
KB U. Tulless
Manafield
Brown's Partner The All Around Genius for a Wife
Brown proclaims he will take a partner and demands an all around genius. The proposed partner must master laws, chemistry, mechanics, economy, merchandise, tailoring, and family management. A wife is expected to perform cooking, cleaning, clothing care, childrearing, and oversee hired help. The dialogue questions whether such all around skill is realistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lee
Brown
Tve
Abe
A Gentleman and Boots
A London Griphie item recounts a quip about a gentleman in Europe, the prince regent, and his valet who defines a gentleman as one who does not clean his own boots. The piece then shifts to a pun on discipline and professional conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Brighton
Duke of Wellington
London
Born Leader and Satirical Vignettes Across Tales
A collage of humorous quips and anecdotes from early 20th century papers. Jokes about leadership, fashion, and family life mix with playful verbatim parodies and social sketches. Includes references to Kansas City Star and Wichita Star peers.
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Miri, Lamatier
Kentucky
Aternal
Clara Gordon
Warren
Brintelvilly
Ohio
Porter
Thomas Brown
Frank Kroft
Fredericksown
J. M. Blocher & Co
Weat High
Misa Bonale Patterson
Mt. Verdon
Peerless Jordan
Holmes County
Robert Mins
Orrville
Rack’s
Henry Watrchild
Dauhter
Harriet
Greenvilla
Main and Gambler
Traiph Voreh
Mb. Vernon
Yiaiting
Chic City
Manfeld
Levi Braddock
Mansfeld Avenue
New Yeork City
Belgium
Owens
Atlanta
Bhrontz
Martinnobirg
Hiawatha
Famlion
Baiuy
Warren Kirk
Frank Stokes
Utica
William Fo Rimer
Tihorty
Reynolds
Horak
Maneeld
Harold Herron
North Main
Etroot
Ls Nevers Nctiak
Merelee
Amanda Thompson
In Thompson
Von
Hiram Thompson
Millarsburg
Bastian
Thin City
Tales of Cities
Ociety News
Mya. W. A
Mt. Liberty
Colin Delaware
Lunebury
Canterbury
Croton
Johnstown
Granville
Homer
Mi Varnon
Black Lick
Thomas Patyten
Mrs. Lewis
Caroline McFadden
South Gay Street
Helen Porter
Miss McPadden
Laurie Arndt
Whitn
Lola Patterson
East Durgess Street
George Berry
Julia Berry
North Banducky Street
Anna Jordan
Zia O'Brian
Bessie Bartlett
Florence Belegue
Mary Gaffney
Mesars
Harry Kennedy
Robert O'Breln
Carlton Jacobs
Patay Merry
Marley Vance
Leo Selegae
Orval Hill
Mitchell
Charles A. Mitchell
Boat Front Street
Howe
Meyer-Lindorf Company
MT. Zion
New Bladensburg
Bop Et
Fairview
Hamm
Tieler
Sye
Cleteland
Napoleon
Andrey
Bim
Chicago Record-Herald
Wichita Star
Mary
Witlie
Peterkin
Briands
Manson
Peter
Louis Post-Dispatch
Pye
Kansas City Star
Harper's Weekly
Sherif
Boston Transcript
Core
Kansas City Journal
California
Salinas
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