Paranoiac Thaw debate and Easter notes in Caibstorx
The article discusses Thaw's mental state with alienist affidavits labeling him paranoiac and potentially insane, the legal impact on his murder trial, and possible transfer to an asylum. It also notes Easter plans, Sabbath school services, and local spring development with new buildings, trades, and personnel changes at CAIBsTORX.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Delmas
Laura Seiple
Mary Kilsyth
Cold Weather Hardship for Transit Workers and Druggists
A transit conductor endures a shift moving from a warm trolley interior to the cold platform while a canvasser spends time indoors before braving a biting wind. The piece notes the general difficulty of avoiding cold, with a stray reference to “ALL DRUGGISTS, 500. AND $1,00,” suggesting a partial price or ad snippet.
Ansonia and Savona Weddings and Family Visits Reported
Mrs. Sarah Bower visits T L Howell and family as Peter Pearce with wife and son Glen and Herschel Niswonger spend Sunday with them. Perry Niswonger and family with George Shaffner visit Earl Niswonger and family. Lewis Westfall travels from Ansonia to Savona to join Eva Odell, they wed in Newport Kentucky at noon, Rev Carlisle officiating, return to Ansonia that evening. Numerous Sunday visitors noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bower
T. L. Howell
Peter Pearce
Glen
Herschel Niswonger
Perry Niswonger
George Shaffner
Earl Niswonger
Lewis Westfall
Ansonia
Savona
Eva Odell
Newport
Rev
Carlisle
Baptist
Samuel Grubbs
Greenville
Martha Shumaker
Cincinnati
John Byers
John Gilfilan
John Siler
Hamburg
Albert Siler
Huddle
Harrison Coblentz
Jacob Geeting
Jerry Minnich
Ezra Slifer
John Hetzler
Dr King’s New Discovery touted in Richmond ad
A Richmond citizen promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal throat and lung remedy. The ad claims it cures asthma bronchitis croup whooping cough and more and advertises prices 60 cents and 1.00 at Wm Kipp’s Sons drug store trial bottle free. Also lists farm for sale in German and Nashville townships with details and contact at Gurst residence Greenville home phone 286.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
A. D. Williams
West Main St
Wm. Kipp's Sons
German Township
Baker Store
Palestine Pike
Nashville
Cable Pike
Gurst
North Broadway
Greenville
Local Notes From Moul’s Store and Area
The column mentions clerk items at Moul’s store, 8 M butt, a local resident, and residents gathering dandelion herb for consumption. It notes Mabel Stoltz and Glen Stoltz visiting home from university in Columbus, Nora Miller returning from Columbus hospital after head operation for catarrh, and a few days’ stay with J H Stoltz family. March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toggery
Moul’s
M. Butt
Mabel Stoltz
Oxford University
Glen Stoltz
State University At
Columbus
J. H. Stoltz
Nora Miller
Columbus Hospital
Local Notes From The Community The Farmers Sow Oats
A row of short items from the town report farm activity. William Crist recovers from lagrippe. Joel Zumbrun of North Dayton visits Philip Cool and plans a move to Union City. Arthur Smith returns from North Manchester to stay with A. J. Minnich. Jonas and Hettie Wise suffer measles. Peter Smith and wife of Ansonia visit friends here. Velma Oswalt returns from Brookville. The J U L S announce their final program next Friday, a debate on Ohio and Indiana talent set for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crist
Lagrippe
Joel Zumbrun
North Dayton
Philip Cool
Zumbrun
Union City
Arthur Smith
Manchester
Ind
A. J. Minnich
Jonas
Hettie Wise
Peter Smith
Ansonia
Velma Oswalt
Brookville
Ohio
Indiana
Washington Letter on Harriman Prosecution Prospects
The Washington Letter notes no White House decision yet on Harriman and cites possible prosecutions by Illinois authorities or under the Sherman antitrust law. It mentions a April 4 Interstate Commerce hearing, planned reports to the DOJ, and potential use of the Oregon Short Line case as a separate basis for action. Strong entities include Harriman, Morgan, Hill, Stuyvesant Fish, Governor Deneen, Kellogg, Severance, and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Harriman
Morgan, Hill and Stuyvesant Fish
Department of Justice
Deneen
Illinois
Alton Road
Northern Securities
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Frank Kellogg
Charles Severance
Oregon
Respec Stomach Respec Stomach Royal Baking Powder Ad
An advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as gentle on the stomach with Grape Cream of Tartar as its key ingredient. It cites alum in foods as harmful and quotes Edward S. Wood of Harvard Medical School warning against alum compounds for digestive irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Wood, M.D
Harvard Medical School
Keston
Taft to visit Panama and Cuba on vacation trip
Secretary Taft will travel by rail to Charleston and board a warship to Panama to inspect canal zone governance and test Gatun dam foundations. Senator Kitteridge and Reps Burton and DeArmond will accompany him with engineers. The party will also visit Porto Rico and Cuba to assess autonomy and elections while U S troops may remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatun
Kitteridge
Burton
DeArmond
Porto Rico
Winthrop
Cuba
United States
Great Britain
France
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Thaw
Bucklen
Wm. Kipp
Gettysburg
Methodist Sunday School
C. J. Miller
Lehman & Myers
Keefauver
L. M. Davis
Dayton
Lehman & Williams
P. B. Moul
Williams
Esther Moist
Edna Davis
Payton
William Collins
Covington
Sugar Grove
Pilace
Samuel Etter
Caibstorx
Tis Ka Hae Ae
April
Greenville, O
Scott
Otterbein
Cosmos
Washington
Mediuinal
Ayer
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Taft
Castoria