Skin Cure Promises Quick Relief From Skin Ailments
An ad cites a mysterious “2.0.0 Prescription” claimed to cure skin diseases by a blend of green wine and vegetable remedies. It touts testimonials from patients like a Mrs. Tite and mentions a Chicago expert panel approving the mix. The copy urges readers to inspect a free booklet at Wocken's Pharmacy for care and nutrition advice.
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Monte
Axperta
Chicago
H. L. Hip
PH Campbell
Ala
Wocken
Chicagoans Visit Urbana By Train For Trade Mission
A party of fifteen Chicago merchants left for Urbana Monday evening after a naval reception by local merchants. The visitors, representing leading Chicago business houses, aimed to strengthen Marion trade ties with Chicago. They were hosted at a ball game, cheered Marion, and were given a private car sendoff and an automobile tour of the city.
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Chicago Board of Commerce
Urbwoa
Piesly
Onionge
Marion
Chicago
Muddy Thew Returns Home From West Meeting
Thew, known as the fireman's friend, has finished her rounds at the office and is back from the West. She says she may resume activities soon but plans to visit and hopes to travel back to California for refreshing breezes. Mrs Thew expressed a wish to return someday and was greeted warmly by all.
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Howe
Kaya
Abe
California
Hocking Valley plans boost for Marion rail center
Frequent references to Hocking Valley's role in expanding Marion as a rail hub dominate the notice. Reports include Hocking Valley orders at Union Station, engine blower counts, and speed limits for trains. Notable mentions include Rogers selling railroad bonds, Ohio River bridge work, and the expected impact on the Midwest to Atlantic routes. The document also notes the Ohio Wesleyan Glee event at Epworth.
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Marion
Hocking Valley
Hocking Alley
Hocking
IH. H .Rogera
Virginia Railroad
Weat
Rogers
Tate
Point Pleasant
Rogera
Rainmaster
Unclaimed Letters List From Post Office Warms Readers
Public notice lists numerous names of residents and local firms awaiting unclaimed mail. The 1908 item includes dozens of individuals such as Mary Q. Kye Katheryng Julnson and John Cowen, alongside firms like Victor Thresher Co. and Brumfield Kelly.
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Yontoffloe
Nelthy Pane
Mary Q. Kye
G. Gardin
Ramia Hewitt
Katheryng Julnson
Iagzle Jopneon
Minnie Maawi
WM. Rohrer
Min
Myr Spiryon
Nora Sipe
Aliee Stemen
M. Almeendinger
Homer Crevitton
John Cowen
JW. Char
B. FP. Devare
J. R. Fortney
Prank Frya
D. A. Horton
Ro M. Haney
George King
Alfred Kinney
T. W. McClain
Ralph ©. Merchant
Prank W. Mahorney
Tylee Robineon
Walter Scott Rankinware
New Method
Launney
Jon W. Blaypoon
F. P. Leffner
Senators Lose in Post Office Fight Ends in Bellefontaine
Bellefontaine Ohio May 26 Prof Stephen L Smith received Washington confirmation as postmasterEnding a lengthy political battle dating to No Newber with Smilts endorsement by Congressman Cole The move marks a Cole victory over Ohio senators and follows pressures to replace Postmaster J Q A Campbell a Foraker ally who had held office past his term
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Bellefontaine
Stephen L. Smith
Washington
Newber
Smiltt
Cole
Smith
Oho
J. Q. A. Campbell
Foraker
Paraker
Dilek
Dilekul
Alea
Lee T. Pennock
Urbana
Democratic hosts polish convention amid hotel spillover
Voters crowded party gatherings and hotel lobbies as delegates from multiple counties gathered for a Democratic convention. The event featured candid discussions, rivalries among James Hunt, John Worst, and George Aldrich, and a charged atmosphere with fans and attendees assembling across venues to influence endorsements.
Fragmented report on Democratic convention hopes and predictions
Voters and delegates debate strategy and potential nominees at a Marion county gathering. The piece sketches rivalries among Chawfard, Sanduedey, and Fete, and notes a plan to test Wheeler or fellow candidates. The tone reflects speculation on who will win the electoral vote and the party’s strength across counties.
Love in New York City Echoes in Alliterative Allegory
An oblique poem fragment evokes longing and fate in a dreamy stream of alliterative imagery. Names like Florene and Robertua hint at personal strands, while urban longing and poetic devices frame an artistic reflection on love and memory in a blurred landscape.
Local Society Notes From Town Gatherings and Visits
A collection of personal notices and visits from residents including Mr. and Mrs. David te Scott of Uncapher Avenue guests of Columbus on Friday. Wg Bowers of Marta in February guests at the Henry Tropt home on Seffner Avenue. John Hiaruinger of this city, the Dern made IWieant sergeant at and at the Tiffin convention today. Mr. and Mrs. Max Cookston of Cochranton guests of Mr. and Mrs. lb. We Thomas of Wee Church Street. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Baker hosted relatives Sunday at Boot Town. Mr. and Mrs. Yoynk Gould of Oatoria were guests of Eugene Stafford of Girard. The Clark family returned home after visiting relatives near Upper Sandimly. Dondore of Pearl Street left today for a visit with her uncle. Lailes' Glee Club and Men's Glee Club, Combined Club, Male Quartet, Good Reader at Epworth Friday with 40 trained solos from Ohio Wesleyan. A telegraph from Air Bert McClain about stores for Dione to attend. Alongo Banlely returning from Ruby Montana after work for Marion Stein Shovel Co. Mim Daniels returning home from Carey. Wesleyan Glee Club at Epworth Friday promises a great musical treat.
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Mis. Tanner
David Te Scott
Ludwig
Clara Diebold
Guste
Columbus
Frida
Bowers
Marta
Henry Tropt
Seffner Avenue
Jobo Hiaruinger
Dern
Max Cookston
Cochranton
Mire
We Thomas
Wee Church Street
George W. Baker
Boot
Town
Yoynk Gould
Oatoria
Eugene Stafford
Girard Powoue
Aut Sin
Wiliam Clark
Mhuguers Thelma
Audrey
Upper Sandimly
Dondore
Pearl Street
OL EK
Mowry
Fontori
Lailes
Epworth
Ohio Wesleyan
Bert Mc Clin
WL Meclain Co
St. Logie
Dione Atten
Alongo Banlely
Jay
Ruby
Montana
Marion Stein
Nie
Carey
Mim
Daniels
Local Events Highlight Ohio Wesleyan Glee Night
John Patterson plans to visit Ashland with family soon. Epworth Methodist board hosts a monthly meeting at church parlors Monday evening. Mrs Lucy Jones hosts Monday afternoon in Agoata. A death from an accidental cause at the Pecking Vielie round house is noted. The Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club will perform Friday evening with both men and women performing.
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John Patterson
Amere
Ashland
The
Epworth Mochiveh
Lucy Jones
Agoata
Hid
Elopement Ends in Divorce Proceedings for Schweikert Couple
In Covington Kentucky on May 29 1905 a marriage between Mr and Mrs Schweikert ended in divorce filing. The plaintiff accuses the husband of extreme cruelty including beating damaged body and forcing her to live with strangers. She seeks divorce alimony custody of their twenty month old child and protection of property.
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Broderick
Sehwelkert
Wnt
Covington
Kentucky
Wen
Torough Scofield, Durfer
Sco- Hold
Mra
Leo
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