Among Magazines and The Woman Suffrage Movement in Ohio
In Merruary issue of One Magazine for Merruary Fitzareth J. Hattser essays The Woman Suffrage Movement in Ohio detailing a century of efforts and the achievement of property and political rights for women in the state. P. P. Cherry praises pioneers of Olio and the Northwestern territory in Ohio. Henry Pirring analyzes oleomargarine legislation and industry challenges. Two critical pieces examine Washington from two perspectives. Lieutenant Charles Lloyd Wyman and Katherine J. McKin A. B. present views on modern thought and race contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merruary
Fitzareth J. Hattser
Ohio
Lily Torle
Mise Hauser
Qgherry
Henry
Pirring
Tech
Wiaatington
Washington
Charles Ldoyd Wyman
Katherine J. McKin A. B
Marietta College
The Induced Trance And The Magnetism Craze
Excerpted cautions on Mesmerism and animal magnetism from the late 18th century. It recounts Moanner’s sensational campaigns in Paris Berlin and Vienna, the public spectacle role of advertising, and the controversial therapeutic theater in which patients endured mirrors, iron rods and circular vats as mesmerists claimed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Prat Anton Moanner
Han
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Parla
Mestper
Syndicate Man Recalls Cowboys and Prison Tales
A rambling tale shows a late arriving newspaper man in country life, with vivid yet rough sketches of a syndicate visitor, a Texas town, and a former labor fight at salt works. It includes a jail term for liquor provision to Indians and a playful exchange about speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Becaus
Johony Dean
Carson School
Salt Works
Dean
Lndiane
Atlante
Local events fill week with births fires and meetings
North Main residents welcome a daughter while a Waldo couple share news of a newborn. A hay fire on Kirkpatrick Street destroys a stick of hay. A legion meeting plans seven candidates and a county service is set for 7 pm. Embroidery at Mrs Start’s home on Night Street. a sewing drive assists poor families. Community rehearsals, choir suggestions, and charity efforts fill the week with civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Dikes
Kirkpatrick
St. Marion Legion No
National Protective Desion
Marl
Willard W
Joy
Mra
Francs Enelen
United Brethren Church
American Insurance Thlon
Bucyrus
Louis Scher
Bucyron
Waley Patton
Scranton Avenue
Curious Napoleonic Pranks And Portrait Lore
An eclectic mix from a long newspaper page recounts Napoleonic era anecdotes about practical jokes by artillery lieutenants and a camera-like fascination with portraits such as the Baby Stuart. It blends comic military mischief with brief notes on prints, paintings, and a shipboard cigarette remark, followed by scattered market data and crop prices from Chicago grain and New York butter reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Apolka
First Empire
Tol
Napoleon
Colone
Tridges
Vandyke
James 11
Engind
Stuart
London Express
New York
Daily Market Report from East Buffalo and Pittsburgh regions
Market receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and calves at East Buffalo unions and Pittsburgh yards show steady to strong tendencies. Prime steers 5.06 to 5.90 per cwt 1200 to 1100 pounds. cows 3.25 to 3. Bulls 3.26. veals 6.24. hogs 4.86 to 4.95. lambs 9.26 to 8.00 with various weights and conditions. total receipts vary by yard with anticipated increases tomorrow and mixed quality across cattle stockers and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
M Y
Mareh Cutie
Euve
Wehieher
Wings
Union Union Stock Yards
Ila
Maren
Pittsruer Viktorburg
Mare
Helfern
Local Grain Markets Corrected Daily Prices
Corrected daily prices from Marion Milling Grain Co and Chas Turner and Co for wheat corn oats rye clover seed Timothy Hungarian seed and various staples. Includes butter lard onions potatoes popcorn beans rice flour sugar tea vinegar salt and dried fruits with per bushel sack and per pound rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Milling
Grain Co
Chas
Turner & Co
Poor Marion
Monarch
The Clothespin Game At Winter Social
A playful party activity called the clothespin game unfolds with two lines facing each other. Leaders at the head of each line guide a bundle of twenty clothespins along a baton as players pass them down the row, race to finish first, and avoid dropping any pin. A brave waiter is also sought for evening duties.
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Matinee
Saurday
Colonial Stock Co
Marion Theatre
H.S. Vail
Mgr
REOUBLE SIMS_ Cartooniet
E. Pearl Rowe, Will Sing
Black Jim
the Powers Cameragraph
Carman In Danger
Kade Weill
Chicago
Mitte Willie
McBluff
Wowmi
Philadelphi Press
I. DO. Klein
Rubber CO
Broadway
Pawnee
Mrr
Merv
H. J. Bent
North Main Street
Sunday Dorn
John Gompf
Waldo
Evens
Ature
Hugh
Belive
Germany
Normandy
Plcardy
Rngland
Somerwt
Devonshire
Cornwall
Spain
Biscay
Gallela Capeciilly
Chimgo
Lee
Toledo
Alvlon
Asuke
State Dairy Cibe
Ascess
White Faney
Western Firets
Daily Market Report
Meveland
Rontiers
Cline
Sackett
Center Street
Fruit and Central
Chua Heal Rotary Co. Avenu
Michigan
Miewere Lewell
Ohana
George W. Swigart
National Bank
Hilt
T. J. Lucas
M. B. Chas
West Marion
Mas Tion
C. G. Brigas
North Main
John Wire
Atiotioneers
Marion
J. W. Clark
H. L. Proteman
Marclit Wagoner
Saenmas
Court Street
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
Marton
Cole Lowe
Crim
the Paddock Transfer Storage CO
Orage and
Sally Waters
Sally
Rolly Waters
Bally
Ter
Phoebe
Klaase
Klewes
Fife
Sendy
Ursiane
Chacre
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