Ohio Taft Endorsed by State Central Committee
The state central committee supported Secretary Taft for the presidential nomination, despite opposition from Senators Foraker and Dick. Ohio's voters favored Taft, signaling party unity over individual dissent and aligning with the state's preference for an Ohio man in the White House.
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State Central Committee
Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Republican Party
Tillman
South Carolina
Senator Foraker
Fire Eater
Fashions in New York Summer Outfits and Yacht Styles
In New York fashions, summer outfits emphasize outing costumes over full dress. Yachting suits favor white, plain hats, and light fabrics, with Panama hats and silk braids. Rain and motor coats in waterproof materials, notably Cravonette, are essential. Safe jewelry includes amethyst crosses. bathing wear features bold colors and plaids in taffeta silk. Several lingerie dresses show intricate embroidery and lace, while box coats and cutaway jackets remain prevalent.
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Newport
Wallace
Eton
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Long Thick Hair
A cheerful testimonial-style ad urges readers to use Ayer's Hair Vigor to stop hair loss and nourish hair bulbs. It claims the product has fed hair bulbs, strengthened weak hair, and has been sold for over sixty years with strong satisfaction.
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Ayer
Ieee Eee
Aveys Fort Jefferson Weather and local notices Aug 5
A very nice rain Monday morning but chilly. Threshing delayed for a few days. J C Baum confined to bed for a week with chills and fever. S Vietor sick. Dr Black unchanged. J W Viets home from Tecumseh Mich. Mrs Lida Bennett back from two months with daughter near Sidney. Jasper Riegle and family from near Greenville visited. Misses Carrie Vietor and May Odell attended Otterbein Sunday school celebration. George Fitzgerald painting his house. son Ray home from Dayton. Dan Sheffer and Charlie Bubenemeyer repaired schoolhouse. new floor, papered and painted. new desks to come. Schuyler Viets and daughter Ethel from Greenville visited. Schuyler a penitentiary guard, ill, hopes to return. Mr and Mrs Ferguson home from two weeks in Highland Co. Next preaching by Rev. Ferguson Aug 18 evening. all invited.
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Samuel Lady
Savona
J. C. Trick
Omer Trick
Logansport
Ind
Daisy Swabb
John Unger
W. G. Ludy
Frank Allery
H. E. Weaver
Samuel Unger
Aid Society
John Cox
Greenville
G. W. Edington
Jacob Long
Wikle
B. E. Delk
Pearly Delk
W. D. Unger
Peter Unger
Ed Trick
Samuel Beane
Painter Creek
New Carlisle
Fort Jefferson
J.C. Baum
S. Vietor
Dr. Black
Carrie Vietor
May Odell
Otterbein
George Fitzgerald
Ray
Dayton
Dan Sheffer
Charlie Bubenmeyer
Schuyler Viets
Ethel
Schuyler
Ferguson
Highland County
Neighbors Fooled by Cough Cure Revival Story
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Ind credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe cough after neighbors doubted she would recover. Four one dollar bottles ended her illness, with the medicine sold by Wm Kipp s Sons druggists. Trial bottle free. Also a Summer Cap sale at 50e reduced to 50 during clearance ending August 17.
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John Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Dr. King
Wm. Kipp
John Wilt
Mr. Lyons
Jay County
Adair
J. Sharpe Williams
Pitchfork” Tillman
J. Clark Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Ovid
Brenton
Dr. Brown
Ridgeville
Randolph
Jay Counties
J. B. Hiller
B.hiller
G. W. Hipple
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
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Lec
Scott
White House
Wm. H. Taft
Isaac Unger
George Delk
Frank Nicholas
Wm. Brown
A. Kissel
Levi Unger
Coldwater
Mr. Valentine
Abbottsville
Beara the
J.W. Tanner
Welsh
Louisiana
Jamestown
Isaac Jay
Darke
Pat Shields
Danke County
Robinson's Big Circus
Robinson's Circus
Solomon
Virginia
Trilby
Mississippi
John Robinson
Dolly Varden
Pioneer Meeting
Pioneer Or
Old Peoples
Jesse Woods’ Grove
Samuel Metzcar
James McCase
Sec'v
Universalist Church
Leon P. Jones
New York
Bellevue Avenue
The
McCall Co. of
McCall Patterns
Madiaim AS
J. W. Viets
Tecumseh
Mich
Lida Bennett
Mrs. Eley
Near
Sidney
Jasper Riegle
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