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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1901

Page

1

Prize for milliner design worn by First Lady at inauguration

News commentary discusses Mrs Aqueu Hottaxn winning a 450 gold prize from the illustrated Milliner of New York for her Gev 8 Beall design from 5 000 entries. The winning piece will be worn by Mrs McKinley on inauguration day amid debates over naval officers, G A R parade roles, and Seaford steamers in Congress.

Aqueu Hottaxn Beall Haw Illustrated Milliner of New York McKinley Goamape' Hasna Mr. McKinley Capitol Dan Sickles Greene Asphalt Trust

Blood Balm Cure Promoted for Catarrh and Rheumatis

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for catarrh rheumatism and related symptoms. It claims BBB drains poison from blood, purifies and reddens it, with free medical advice offered by Blood Balm Co of Atlanta Ga. Prices list is $1.00 for drog tools or treatment details.

BB. B Blood Balm CO Atlanta Ga Descrite Willow Lee

Royal Box comes to Logan with original New York cast

The Royal Box troupe, after a 200 night run in New York, will perform in Logan next Saturday with full scenery. Director Koppe ensured stage dimensions fit, enabling the company to bring a complete set. Admission prices are 50, 75 cents, and 1 dollar.

Royal Box Logan New York Logan Theatre Great Southern Columbus Opera House Koppe Robson Mr. Koppe Tom Marvel

Whole Souled Girl and the Unraveling Striking Moment

A Portsmouth Blade item recounts a church anecdote where a generous young woman, seated behind a tall stranger, notices a piece of raveling hanging from his collar. Her attempts to discreetly pull it free end up unraveling his undershirt, leaving her mortified as the man turns to inquire what touched his neck.

Gome Portsmouth

Honest medicine for la grippe claim in local ad

George W Waltz of Booth Gardiner Maine praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy describing cough cold chills and grip and states it is the only effective product he used. He urges others to try the remedy and notes it is sold by I S Caso.

George W. Waltz Booth Gardiner Chamberlain

Memorial Tributes to Judge Finch From Perry County Bar

A Perry County court scene honors the memory of Judge Finch with eloquent bar tributes. The eulogies praise his pure character and legal mastery, noting decades of service, mentorship, and devotion to liberty and justice in Somerset and the wider state. His life is lauded as a model of integrity, learning, and public virtue, with burial in the local church setting marked by reverence.

LuxAtor Arcex Sampson Senate Allen William T. Sampson Charles Morgan U. S Berry Sulzer N. Y Lew Lexington Moraid Perry County Donahue Pinek Ove Parry County Alwoya Finch Imu Perry Jumet Hisimme Cafeguard Agaliat Leby Tetua Mar Gourt Alma Euda Sande Wetian Nes

The Royal Box at Opera House Promises Colorful London Past

A large company led by Andrew Robson will stage The Royal Box next Saturday March 20 at the Opera House. The piece, adapted from Alexander Dumas, features a parade of vivid personages from Drury Lane and Regency society including a handsome actor, a dissipation generous countess, a diplomat’s wife, and a swaggering inns keeper.

London St. James Charles Dickens Tom Jones Drury Lane Edmund Kean Beautien and Fops Prince of Wales Royal Box Andrew Robson Opera House Alexander Dumas A. M. Sparks Andrew Robgen Charles Coghlan England Water’s Strand Theatre Royal Deary Lane

Among the Lodges Social Activities Decline in Winter

Lodge reports show steady club life with installations and banquets. Logan Lodge of Pine City held three Enquires in the King degree with Judge Wright, Elk and Women’s Relief Corps events featured, eleven new Elk applicants, and a surprise social by Mrs. Gompf and Mrs. Heine with refreshments and bouquets.

Logan Lodge K. of Women's Relief Corps Henry Gompf G. Heine Will Ibe Jong

Needmore Telegram Notes and Local Snippets

Sick folks remain convalescent. Palmer family attended the funerals of Florence Palmer in Smitha Chapel and Fred Rutt in Logan on the inst. A letter questions Mrs Nation’s mental faculties and Kansas law enforcement. Elder Bagwell preached a pointed sermon at the G. By Brethren church on the 24th. Marion correspondent’s news lacks substance as neighbors wives suffer toothaches.

Palmer Arthur Florence Palmer Smitha Chapel Mr. Palmer Fred Rutt Logan Nation Ohio Kansas Bagwell Bremen G. By Brethren Isiah Marion

Remarkable Cares of Rheumatism From The Vindicator

The Vindicator editor tested Chamberlain s Pain Balm on rheumatism in the shoulder and thigh joint with rapid relief after two applications each. Pain eased, mobility returned, and relief was noted by the use of the balm at night and morning. F. S. Case advertises the remedy for sale.

Chamberlain Case

Death of Dr Hibbard at Little Hocking in Athens county

Dr Fredy Hibbard died suddenly of heart failure at his Little Hocking home while preparing to drive to a sick child. He was forty, married to Ella Russell, with one child, and leaves a mother, sister, and brother in Athens. Funeral services were held at Hebbardaville and at the C P church in that place.

Athens Fredy Hibbard Little Hocking Hebbardaville C. P J. H. Kirkpatrick Atheny County Covington Ohio Medical College Columbus Logan Frost Littl Hocking Ella Russel Washington County Mary I. Hibbard Mina Lizzie Hibbard W. A. Hibbard

The Royal Box at Rempel's Opera House Saturday

Local notes record Hon John F White winning a vice tour in Lancaster and The Royal Box to be presented at the Opera House next Saturday March 6. Details include Wolfe sale plans south of Logan, Bininger acquiring Stockwell stores, and Dr Dollison selling property in Pleasantville.

John F. White Royal Box Rempel'e Opera W. EF. Wolfe Logan Clem Bininger Stockwell & Biningers Lancaster Bininger Pleasantville Enterprise Dollison Academy Street Alex Wood Masonic A. E., Leith Frank Hickman Pat Crowe Perry County Wright

Strikes a Rich Find and Enduring Health with Bitters

A Lancaster man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility after years of no remedy. He reports his wife also enjoys excellent health and praises the tonic for female troubles. The family endorses the product, guaranteed by F S Jones.

F. J. Green Lancaster NHL

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