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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1914

Page

8

Dances Open Up a New Industry in Entertainments

The article reports on a surge in professional dancing companions used by hotels and social hosts. College students and young men advertise their services to accompany partnered women at tea dances and events, earning $5 to $15 per session. Some brokers offer lower hotel rates to traveling salesmen who dance, while rest pairs attend lectures by day and dance by night.

New York Times White Mounttains New Haven Yale Abe Whall Khe Ika

Summer School Plan by Federal Education Chief

Federal Commissioner of Education amplifies earlier statements advocating practical instruction in summer schools. Dr. Gaston urges programs combining productive work in shops gardens or homes, with four weeks of study and time for children to support themselves, extending to eleven calendar months year round.

Federal Commissioner of Education Fp.gaston Wittation

Pitkin's Cash Store Price List Fragment

A historical price list from Pitkin's Cash Store shows various grocery items with prices. Items include Armour's Grape Juice in multiple bottle counts, Extra Dry Ginger Ale, Artificial Cherry Phosphate, lemon juice, pickles, olives, onions, herring roe and mackerel, lima beans, and several other canned or bottled goods with unit prices and package counts.

Armour’s Armour Armours Armour's Texas Bride of America Pride of America

Serious motorcycle crash injures Dayton man on South Main

Two men riding a motorcycle north on Main Street were struck by a southbound car turning onto Vine Street at the Main Vine corner around 6 pm. Edgar Blocher of Dayton sustained a severe head injury and drowsiness from concussion. Pagar Viocher was injured but not seriously. Blocher was taken to Mt Vernon hospital by ambulance. the extent of skull fracture remains uncertain. The car’s driver, a Fredericktown man, allegedly made an eastward turn near the curb without allowing space.

In & Motorcycle Main Street Pagar Viocher Dayton Dirtford Blocher Main Vine Streets Automotivn Fredericktown Vine Street Severn Edgar Blocker Mtt. Vernon Hospital Millers Edgar Blocher Mt. Vernon

Local Notes Share Visits and Events In Mt Vernon

Mt Vernon residents and visitors are listed after weekend trips and meetings. Included are Harvey J. Moore, W. B. Hoyer, Thomas Clark, Walter Ebersole, Joseph Ahern, Mary J. Banning, Raymond Moore, George Frost, Thomas Beach, Dr. Isabelle Nixon, Dr. J. B. Studebaker, Helen McNabb, Mary Cripps, Gaye Maxwell, and Frank Weaver among others. Hambers highlight social calls, travels, a golden anniversary event, and a post office room agreement.

Thomas Clark Akron Mt. Vernon Walter Ebersole Canton Joseph Ahern John W. Ahern South Vernon Mary J. Banning Iowa City Iowa Charles K Lake Raymond Moore Mt Vernon George Frost Dayton Ohio Jack Burnis East Vine Street Thomas Beach Timlin Isabelle Nixon Columbus Homeopathic Medical Society of Ohio Southern J. B. Studebaker Springfeld W. G. ‘Scribner Thin City Hanford Misa Helen McNabb Haat Vine Street Mary Cripps Mansfield W. B. Moore Lewis Sinter G. Frank Long Bert Loudonville William R. Baum Washington, D.C Viswt Hugh Neal West High Street Danville Gay Maxwell Maxwell Washington Post Office Dewss Ory Goode Company West Gambier Street Perrine Coats Prank Weaver Columbia Hin Eretor Nellie

Creamery officials inspect Mt Vernon site plan

Mr W W Davin of Newark and Mr B H Works of Butler visited Mt Vernon Monday to review the new South Main street creamery building. They said machinery will be ordered immediately and expected to arrive by June 1 with installation soon after, enabling the creamery to begin operations promptly.

W. W. Davin Newark Licking

Skin Grafting Performed For Injured Pennsylvanian

John Lawther, a Pennsylvania brakeman injured in a bridge accident near Mount Vernon, underwent a major skin grafting operation at Mt. Vernon hospital. Sixteen grafts were placed on his right thigh, with skin donated by his Barberton brother and Russell Eastman, while additional patches were taken from Eastman. Further grafts are planned over the following weeks as doctors work to restore the leg and hip.

John Lawther Pennsylvania Thin City Gambler Mt. Vernon Hospital Benday Lawther Barber Top Russell Eastman N. R. Waetman Bant High Street Jeg

Deaths in Marengo and Mt Vernon Area

Walter Davidson died at his Marengo home Friday of typhoid fever and was buried in Canterbury cemetery after a Sunday funeral. Burgess died at Columbus state hospital after a long illness. services at Gay Street M. E. Church with burial at Mound View. Mrs George B Lewis of 302 Went Gambler Street died Monday after heart trouble and neuritis. survived by husband Milton S Lewis and daughter Mrs George B Davie after a paralytic stroke.

Walter Davidon Walter Davidson Marengo Canterbury Cemetery Ruth E. Burpese Mins Roth Burgess State Hospital Columbus Mt. Vernon McCormick Undertaking Rooms Gay Mtrewt M. Church A. D. Barnett Mound View Cemetery George G. Lewis George B. Lewis Gambler Street Abe Attoke Lawia Axe Milton 8. Lewis George B. Davie

Unclaimed Mail List Delays Delivery At Mt Vernon

Postal notice shows unclaimed letters at Mt Vernon post office including names such as Anderson, Charles Cerceran, Ming Bowtrive, C.F. OuNron, Foote Mary Dona M. D. Togan, May Joteston, Kellbat Rey, O.G. Helly, Raith, Maney haw Austin, S. Towart, Mire Povos Willan and others. Items addressed to street and general delivery remain behind.

Yur Mall Sumber Mt Vernon Anderson Charles Cerceran Ming Bowtrivelait OuNron C.F. Foote Mary Dona M. D Togan Rank Uphen Mian May Joteston Charles & Kellbat Rey G. Helly Mies Raith Wwin Frey Maney Haw Austin Fattorein Same Owart Mire Povos Willan Indiby O. Dowes

Various Curious Items and Natural Wonders Across The World

A fragment lists games and party ideas with portraits and married names, discusses breadfruit trees and the cow tree, explains daisy and related flowers, offers riddles about engravers and pianos, and notes a Malay archipelago crab and nut harvest. It weaves trivia, poems, and brief miscellany with old newspaper tone.

Tramps Rounded Up by Police Sunday Evening

Police rounded up a large number of tramps in the "Yungies" Sunday evening and towed them to the city hoose as work searchers. The men were escorted out of town and sent elsewhere for bur woury.

Respecthd Ubot Mim Her Fey Kinwe Eavackera Abedreayin Bur

Senate committee opens hearings on interstate trade bill

Washington May 11. Senate committee on interstate commerce began a series of public hearings in the city to gauge opinion on a proposed five member commission. The panel would investigate corporations engaged in interstate trade and could compel reports and publish findings to protect public welfare. Also Des Moines May 11. The nineteenth annual convention of the American Federation of Musicians opened with President Joseph N. Weber of New York presiding. Delegates from major U S and Canadian cities attend as the five or six day session plans address band and orchestra welfare and organizing history since 1896.

Washington, D. C Interstate Trade Commission Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce Congress Commission Joseph N. Weber New York United States Canada Sor Federation National League of Musicians American Federation of Labor Eee E

Hamilton to Welcome the Duke of Connaught Visit

Hamilton Ontario prepares for a royal visit by the Duke of Connaught governor general with elaborate scale arrangements. City business section reports stores richly decorated in anticipation of the viceroy's arrival and entourage tomorrow.

Sonnaughts Hamilton Ont Duke of Connaught Dominion Bueinena Sey Ion

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