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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1911

Page

8

Curious Customs and Quirky Royal Edicts Across Time

A nostalgic column samples odd traditions and official habits from Europe and Russia. It recalls Latin royal phrases guiding British bills, Empress Catherine’s century old rum perquisite, and a mysterious guard in a Peters­burg garden born from a dropped moonbeam. The piece blends folklore with archival quirks and imperial misrule.

Asplied H Ot Edward the Confessor Commons House of Lords Peers House of Jords Tin Majesty Jord Catherine Eimperor Paul Mimi Naslednik Abe Jamaica Minally Bismarck St Petersburg Diplomatiat Boon Biemarck Potteed Cxar Wid Wade Aentry York Brose

Meeting of Manufacturers at Waldorf Astoria

New York May 15 Representatives of the nation’s business interests from nearly all states gather at the Waldorf Astoria for the sixteenth annual National Association of Manufacturers session. President John Kirby Jr chairs the opening meeting devoted to executive business. The agenda includes accident prevention industrial relief banking currency immigration education patent reform and tariff commission creation with reports and discussions planned.

New York Waldorf-Astoria National Associaion of John Kirby, Jr Seastone Plang Tariff Commission

Local Notes and Visits Across Mt Vernon and Danville

Short locals note numerous residents and visitors around Mt Vernon Danville Gambier and Newark including Mr David Jones Miss Josie Trimble and Miss Julia Berry with many relatives and friends. Several business trips and social calls are reported plus upcoming events at Danville Buckeye City and Gambier with school banquets church dedications and a Park theatre appearance. Local ads mention Hanford's Balsam and garden items along with department store offerings and furniture in Mt Vernon.

Hutter Egge David Jones Newark Mt. Vernon Hanford Josie Trimble Danville Frank Stansfield Akron Julia Berry B. G. Hare Wica FL. Babbley Paola Kansas Mt Vernon Buckeye City Scntt Olle Vincent Smithhister

Porcelain week sale and local visitors noted in Gambier

Mrs CIAPEHES Berger of Columbus and Mrs T Berger of Mt Vernon are guests of Mrs JH Norrick of Fredericktown. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Perry of Cleveland spent Sunday in Gambier visiting the Perrys. The basement department advertises Hagtish Porcelain with liberal discounts. Mr Frank Champion was taken from his home on East Pleasant Street to Mt Vernon Hospital for pneumonia treatment. He then was moved to McCormick’s in Winson Tune.

1. Vernon Grays Lexington, Ohio Lexington Lester Ong Starling Medical School Columbus Mt. Vernon A. Mitchel Woolson Jy. A. Stream Rather Gunn Charles Chase Newark Woolken's Lenry McDaniel Wenkemin Woolson's Department Mra. Ciapehes Berger T. Berger Xuesta J. JH. Norrick Predericktown Wilfred Perry Cleveland Gambier Perry WM. Carlisle Hagtish A. A. Dowden Prank Chompion Enat Pleasant St Mt. Vernon Hospital McCormick Winsin- Tunce

Young Brandon Farm Boy Injured In Harrow Mishap

Clyde Johnsons son, a Brandon youth, fell from a harrow when the horses jerked the implement. He twisted and badly broke both bones of the right ankle with torn ligaments, yet walked briefly after the accident before doctors confirmed the severity.

Clyde Edward Johnson Brandon Youkum

Circus shuts down factories amid strike impact

A Milanvision IGA event caused production pause at two ginse factories on Saturday as workers, including hundreds of boys, reportedly deserted during an elephant act. Factories suspended operations for the day, leaving about five hundred displaced from their jobs.

Milanision Cote Cerns

Missing Wife and Borderman Disappear in Mill Creek Park

John B. Boggio foreman of stone masons at Mill Creek Park reports his wife vanished with $1,100 she had been sent to bank. Aboard prior to disappearance Adolfo Grosso a boarder in the same house also disappeared. Boggio had regularly given funds to his wife for safekeeping.

Youngstown John B. Boggio Mill Creek Park Adolfo Grosso Boggio

Naval gun pointers and the telescope crossbar story

A wartime article explains telescope sight and crossbar enhancements for gun pointers. It describes how these tools allow aiming at distant targets without eye strain, and details the dramatic, dangerous imagery of naval gunnery from an observer’s perspective.

Ware

In Tune with a Rasping Voice Lawyer Ban

The Baltimore American notes a sharp vocal signature used by a lawyer named Ban in a theatrical or musical snippet. The piece comments on a raspy delivery and a puzzled reaction from listeners. No further names or dates are provided in the readable text.

Ming Baltimore

Mexican Women and Obituary Notice Collide in 19th Century Context

The article discusses perceptions of Mexican women, noting class differences, hygiene, attire, and traditional roles, with praise for drawn work and motherhood. It shifts to a local obituary for George Hess of Knox County, detailing birth, residence near Mt. Vernon, surviving relatives, lodge memberships, sudden illness from bowel obstruction, and funeral arrangements at Mulberry Street M. P. Church with interment at Mound View cemetery.

George Hess George Heys Greenwood Avenna Knox County Mt. Vernon Bessie Hess Jasper Joseph Hess Katherine Hess Thomas Grimwood Daughters of Rebekah Daughters of Liberty Quindaro Lodge O. F Kokostng Encampment Hewie Mulberry Street M. P Quindaro Lodge No Mound View Cemetery

Mrs Amanda Baller Dies After Illness at Home

Mrs Amanda Baller died at her Bangs home Sunday night after an illness of over a year caused by complications. She was 62 and survived by her husband Rev A B Baller. The remains will be taken to Sidney Ohio for funeral and interment.

Amanda Baller A. B. Baller Sidney Ohio

Lengthening the Day Laborers Debate a Gun Standstill

A LondonAnswers fragment reports two waterworks laborers debating who ordered the gun to stand still. One praises the other as a scholar while the other shrugs, blaming an unnamed gun contractor for seeking a longer day’s work.

Bob Lendoo

Unclear excerpt from a historic page text

Fragmentary lines reference household meals and a club in Toledo, with dialogue about comforts, breakfast, coffee, and discharging a cook, but no coherent storyline, dates, or identifiable persons.

Public notice of three Percheron draft stallions for service

A notice from a Mansfield Avenue barn offers three imported full-blooded draft stallions for public service. Havas 73850 is a Percheron weighing 2100 pounds. Two sorrel Belgians, Carlos de Vodero and Marquis de Monerosu, weigh 2290 and 4 years respectively. Insurance terms range from 16 to 20 dollars per living colt. Mares accepted with caution. nonreturning owners lose insurance. Breeding season advised, with care and responsibility emphasized.

St My Barn Mansfield Avenue Havas Carlos de Vodero Brin d'Or Marquis de Monerosu le Dernier Rini

Newsboys Urged On Despite Lorimer Senate Loss

Even as Mr. Lorimer ultimately loses his seat in the senate the paper urges newsboys to stay encouraged. The item notes Lorimer as a boy and suggests he was once thought to be all right, reflecting a local tone of resilience and public spirit.

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