Local Vernon ads and notices mix with random names and sales
Local Vernon column lists Woolson's goods taxes and perfumes, fruit seeds and plants, hats and millinery, cards and novelties, groceries and olives. It notes visits by Mr Cary of Columbus and Mrs Cochran of Orrville, plus funeral attendance in Zanesville and Columbus. Residents travel to Ashland and Danville for events and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wootson's
Wow Pennell
Feat Woolson's
Wiliam L. Cary
Columbus
City
Poppleton Groovy Co
Gambier St
Albart
Ruskinige
Cottinbue
Woolson's
Pitkin’s
Ada Cochran
Orrville
C. B. Cochran
St. Patrick's
Kaster
Kanter Xeanon
Arnold Store
Ladiew
the Paradise
Thomas Hillier
Zanesville
Mr. Hillier
Mra
Chav. Bowlin
Arnold
Owens
Main
Gambier
David D. Henderson
Upper
Sandusky
Neutheter
Knox County
Northern
Potatoon
Red River
Earley Oblos
Early Rose
Triumph and Cobblers
Price Weper Benchel
Pitkin'n
Woolton
Charles Burrin
Ashland
Ohio
Eed
Dowds
Jacob Mowery
Danville
Questa
Vernon
Clarence Heal
North Liberty
Pitkin's
Robert Critchfeld
Mias
Helem
Charles W. Parrish
Sherman Porter
East Vine Street
Hanford
Helen Critchfield
George Critchfeld
Electric Bitters touted as cure for rheumatism
The advertisement claims rheumatism stems from stomach liver and kidney issues and promotes Electric Bitters as the remedy. It cites Charles B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia describing relief after four bottles and notes prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar as recommended by G. R. Baker & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Allen
Sylvania
G. R. Baker & Co
Cox Would Secure Federal Assistance
Governor Cox announced Ohio plans to secure federal funds for road improvements. The program would allocate two fifths of a $500,000 federal grant to Ohio, with the state matching $200,000 and Franklin, Muskingum, and Licking counties adding another $200,000, totaling $600,000 for roads from Columbus to Zanesville this year and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Memorial Hall
Charles J. Swain
Ohio House of Representatives
G. Gordon Reel
New York State
New York
Jon
Philip T. Cosgrove
Michigan Good Roads Association
Economica of Rural Progress
W. O. Thompson
Ohio State University
Samuel 8. Palmer
D. D
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
A. P. Bandies
Ohio of Agriculture
Cox
Hele
Ohio
Government Highway Department
Franklin
Muskingum
Licking
Nath Columbus
Zanesvill
Zanesville
Countie
Strikers Attack Work Train at Roebling Station
Rioting strikers assault a work train at Roebling New Jersey wounding several and driving off 30 strikebreakers before deputies fired to disperse the mob. Ten strikers were arrested as clashes continued along the river road with wounded seen limping and helped away.
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Roebling
N. J
May Tried In Civil Court On Conspiracy Charge
Mother Jones faces civil court proceedings over alleged conspiracy. The case centers on actions attributed to the organization and its leadership, with plaintiffs seeking remedy under applicable statutes. No trial date has been publicly announced.
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May
Adventists to hold Ohio Conference in Columbus Ohio
The Ohio Conference of Seventh Day Adventists will convene in Columbus from March 13 to 16 led by Elder H K Slave with Elder G B Thompson delivering the Sunday sermon on the second coming. The program covers study sessions sermons youth and temperance topics, church relations, religious liberty and missionary work.
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Miniatera
Ohio
G. B. Thompson
Washington
BD. C
Chamber of Commerce Aiditoriim
Columbus Church
Hitler J
Governor Hatfield may turn over prisoners to court
Governor Henry Hatfield signaled willingness to transfer custody of the 40 striking coal miners and leaders Mother Jones John F. Brown Charles H. Boswell to Kanawha county circuit court if it guarantees protection in the martial law district. He would also withdraw troops from the strike field pending court action.
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Hatfield
Charleston
W. Va
Henry Hatfeld
Pain
Creek Junction
Martial Inn
Jones
John F. Brown
Charles H. Boswell
Lilly
Kanawha County
End of Garment Strike Reaches Final Return to Work
In New York on March 13 the large garment workers strike ends as about 30,000 remaining picketers return to work under various agreements. Earlier 120,000 had quit on December 30, and many workers have already resumed duties while concessions are implemented.
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New York
Gossip and Furniture at Chippendale’s St Martin’s Lane
The article describes Chippendale as a shrewd businessman who built a large, loyal British clientele through savvy advertising. His shop in St Martin’s Lane became a hub where patrons from nobility to fashionable society gathered for gossip and goods, with furniture in Gothic and Chinese styles displayed among engaging chairs and salons.
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Bentden
Chippendale
St Martin's Lane
Buburban Lite
What Did He Mean Hlonaton Pont
A short dialogue presents surprise at a marriage intent. The speaker reveals plans to wed, countering disbelief as the other character asserts seriousness. The fragment hints at a misreading of the spouse's intent and a subtle social moment.
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Hlonaton Pont
Nightingale Song Echoes Across Quiet Skies
Clouds described with high level observations travel faster than low clouds though evidence is inconsistent. The text notes a maximal height of six low units and mentions the nightingale’s song audible up to a mile, reflecting fragmented observations on natural phenomena.
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Minnery
Kirk & Jack
Jon's
East Gambier Street
Mrnday
William F. Carey
Columbor
G.F. Rush
R. D
Bernice Bricker
Canton
Mildred Smith
MoNal Grocery
Orville Weir
Mansfield
Wythe & Ogg
Epring
Hawker Lybarger
Dunvile
Barah Howe
Cleveland
Mowery
McNabb's
Kirk & Jackson
D. M
Pierce Thayer
Ohio Kenpet Club
Paradise Millinery
South Main Street
Good Roads Congress
Rube
Blossom
San Francisco
Rubde Marquard
Ilants
Blossom Heesley
Henry 8. Feltz
St Mark's Lutheran Church
McGraw
Marquard
Baltimore
Giants
Aden
Mokalia
Mother Jones
Adventists
Ae Drug East Seed Store Square
Oppo- Sesye V ‘Theatre
Roth
Wong
Comte
John R. Doelfs
Public Square
Curtis House Bick
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