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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1908

Page

8

New Era Dawn: Federal Law for Corporate Incorporation

A long critique argues for a federal corporation law to regulate interstate business, reduce state variation, curb fraudulent promoters, and stabilize commerce. It urges national incorporation for monopolies and competitive firms, warns against dual federal state powers, and cites Roosevelt’s April 27 message as timely support.

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The Beauty Myth of Long Lashes and Vaseline Care

A column discusses women seeking long curling lashes and suggests using pure white vaseline nightly with a small brush to improve lash growth. It notes eye safety if the product is fresh and quality remains high and cites an Irish anecdote about neglected creatures in Ireland.

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Campaign by the People campaign to adopt Ohio constitutional amendments

The Ohio State Board of Commerce launches The People’s Campaign to secure the adoption of three constitutional amendments in the November 1908 election. The plan sets county and township committees, enrollments, and cross‑county cooperation, aiming to secure a majority of votes cast. The effort opposes the Longworth law and emphasizes tax reform and civic duty.

State Board of Commerce Ohio General Assembly United States Joseph B. Foraker United States Senate Charles Dick Tax Commission Harris Andrew L. Harria Ohio State Grange State Grange Ohio State Board of Commerce People's Campaign People’s Campadge Ajoo Almmrelf Fis Stat Ohig

Easy-fitting straw prices at Broadway Greenville

Weather is hot and prices for straw hats are 25c to 5 dollars at Theeeom Broadway opposite the Court House in Greenville Ohio. The Journal and Cincinnati Post advertise low prices for summer headwear.

Court House Greenville Ohio

Purifier Pills Marketed By Local Drug Store

Advertisement notes that stagnation of the liver and bowels causes trouble and promotes reliable purifiers that work without grinding or griping. Pills priced at 25 cents at Wm. Kipp’s Sona drug store.

Kipp Sona” Drug Store

Chicago City Electrician Sees Costs Rise With Audit

The city electrician shifts stance after Mayor Hanson requests an inquiry into Chicago’s municipal light plant. He admits only one of four stations is up to date and argues true lighting costs include interest, depreciation, water, and rent, suggesting reports understate expenses. Experts later estimate costs ranging from 90 to 100 dollars per year.

Chicago City Electrician City Electrician of City Electric M. ©. Press Fiuresus Husan Chicago Post Wayor Hassles & Sells Reform Club of New York Marwick, Mitchell & Co National Club Federation

Blow at Public Ownership Report Criticizes Post Office Waste

The Saginaw Courier Herald reports the joint congressional committee's finding that the post office operates with unbusinesslike, wasteful methods. It notes deficits covered by the treasury and warns large rail, commercial, or industrial ventures could fail without treasury support.

Congressional Postoffee Department Post Office Department United States Treasury Treasury Saginaw Mich Courier Herald

Langdon ND lighting plant sold at loss amid fights

Langdon’s Lighting Lens, a resident writer, recalls the city bought the electric plant in 1902 for 7.50 and spent about 10,000 on improvements. Four and a half years later the plant sold for 9,000, a capital loss of 8,500, plus 2,000 annual operating loss. Total four and a half years’ loss about 17,600 amid factional fighting and public contention.

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Kingston Gas Works Overcharged City for Lighting

Kingston municipality took over the Kingston Gas Light works on municipal account with a ceiling rate of one dollar per thousand cubic feet, reduced by a cent. The takeover date was July 17. Through April 18 the works ran behind schedule, costing about £1,000 in charges, with the year’s total expected near a large sum. Output exceeds 12,100,000 cubic feet for twelve months. After taxes and depreciation, Kingston faced gas costs higher than the $1 rate, needing payment of the excess from public funds.

Kingston Canada Kingston Gre Light Company Menth American Gun Light Journal

Blamey Government Ownership in Japan Railways

The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune and Chicago Tribune note that government operation of Japanese railways, not wartime costs, drives financial stringency in Nippon. They cite municipal undertakings showing remarkable accounting omitting private-sector factors, yet remaining solvent.

Blamey Nippon Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Tribune

Subscriptions and Rates for 1902 Publications

Subscribers to the thin paper club list may request a single paper sample. Requests for other papers go to the paper’s office. The first column shows regular prices. unnumbered publications display the price per year.

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Notice to Teachers Examinations at Greenville Ohio

Notice to teachers in Greenville Ohio about monthly examination meetings for teacher certification. Examinations held at the West School building on the first Saturday each month. The Patterson examinations scheduled for the third Saturday of April and the second Saturday of May. J Alverton Crowell and G L Garrison presiding, J H Browder clerk, Board of Examiners.

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Greenville Journal Subscription Offer for Darke County

A local appeal promotes Greenville Journal subscriptions with rates of 1 year at 1.00 to Darke County, six months for 50 cents, and out of county at 1.15. The ad touts the paper's 2912 columns per year and urges readers to subscribe or give a distant friend a news link from old Darke.

Old Darke

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