Moline cider mill announces seasonal operation and new process
John Isch, proprietor, says the Moline cider mill will run on Tuesdays and Wednesdays starting August 14 and 16 and continue weekly. The mill now uses a cotton cloth pressing method, claims to be parasite free, and aims for improved quality and patronage. Inspection invites public. One Minute Cough Cure cited for saving over fifteen hundred lives in respiratory illnesses.
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Caer MI
John Isch
Moline Cider Mill
Moline
Bo Joun
A. R. Champney
Heart of Chicago to Premiere at Burv's This Thursday
Lincoln J. Carter presents The Heart of Chicago a melodramatic scenic production praised for its dramatic tension and elaborate scenery. The show has drawn strong reviews including Philadelphia Ledger. Matinees daily with prices 10 15 25 cents. evenings 10 20 30 50 cents.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Chicago
Philadelphia Ledger
Jess
Matinees
That Cemetery Again Causes and Questions in Town Controversy
Letter from F. E. Hollumnec recounts cemetery ownership doubts at Fort Meigs and finds “Ancient Purchase” lots tied to old burials. He argues misnumbering and body removals led to title confusion and critiques Mr. Crook’s statements. The piece also notes Senator Teller’s reactions to political provocations.
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Jovexan
Pork Melee
Mr. Crone
Teupposs
Thomas Bull
Bull
Mr. Crook
Aley A
George E
Taleo
Findlay J. Ross
Stanley J. Rows
Crook
Fort Meigs Cemetery
Ross
F. E. HoLumnec
Dear Sires I Praise Caldwell's Syrup of Black C
Mrs Isabel Wheler of Freeport Indiana writes a long testimonial praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup. She cites 23 years with stomach trouble and 3 years of neuralgia, saying a ten cent bottle helped her regain strength and work ability. She mentions neighbors using it and thanks Dr Wardner and the medicine. The note is dated 1891 and notes local druggist sale.
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Pensln Syrup Co
Sires
Coverul
Wheat crop loss from Hessian fly and soil fatigue prompts delayed seeding
Ohio State University Experiment Station warns 1900 wheat losses across Ohio Michigan and Indiana stem from Hessian fly and depleted soil. Delayed sowing in northern areas to late September or early October reduces fly damage but requires soil prep and fertilization. Banding districts to delay sowing together could curb losses. rye not recommended due to similar fly attack and lower market value.
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Ohio
Tadiaon
Michigan
Ohio Station
Columbus
Marre
Thonye
Baby diarrhoea remedy touted by Deming parent
O Q P M Holliday of Deming Ind says after his eleven month old tooted teeth in June and July the baby had 5 to 8 bowel movements daily. He used Chamberlains Volk Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with four drops in a teaspoonful of water and the child recovered quickly. Sold by P Champney, Druggist.
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P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Bor Wale
P. Champney
Lawsuit Seeks 25000 Damages In Train Car Incident
Conrad Phaterer seeks 25000 damages against Toledo and Maumee Valley and Toledo B G and Framont Rail Company alleging he was pulled from an electric car and dragged along the track. Represented by five attorneys, case expected to be hotly contested.
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Conrad Phaterer
Electera
Ina
Sait
Toledo & Maumee Valley
Toledo, B. G. & Framont Ry. ‘Cos
Republican Convention to Nominate State Board of Equalization
The Republicans of the 38th senatorial district meet in Napoleon Ohio on September 12 1900 at 10 o clock a m to nominate two candidates for the State Board of Equalization Delegates are allotted by vote counts from each county and chosen by Sept 8 1900 A J Wilson chairman and M B Host secretary also notes a monument fund drive and a tragedy averted by timely medical advice about Dr King s New Discovery with testimonials and prices 50c and 1000 guaranteed trial bottles free at druggists
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Napoleon
Ohio
Office of State Board of Equalization
Wood County
J.P. Wilson
M. B. Host
George Long
New Straitaville
Dr. King
Long
Doorplates of the Past Show Rise and Fall of Social Markers
A New York commentator recalls doorplates once common on private homes. Expensive plates, including a long Russian name, reflected social prominence. By midcentury the practice faded as self-advertising clashed with quiet tastes, making doorplates rare outside businesses.
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New York
Bu Ness
East Twenty-second Street
Peculiar Naming Conundrum Discussed by Judge
In a peculiar court moment, Fenwick seeks to name his fourth child after his wife’s relatives, while noting 14 years of marriage. The judge comments on the unusual circumstance as the case unfolds.
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Foster
Fenwick
Felton
PERSONAL AND LITERARY NOTES FROM A FOGGY AGE
A curio of literary opinions and biographical snippets, tracing Rudyard Kipling’s stance on youth and writing, Holger Drachman in Chicago, Howells as yachtsman, and royal figures in law and empire. It mentions the rajah of Patan’s 407 karat diamond, English and Irish legal leadership, Oxford talk with the German heir, Webster Davie’s early life, and Prince Hussein of Ghiteh famed for Egyptian horticulture and science patronage.
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Rudyard Bipling
Holger Hf
Wf. Drachman
Chicago
America
William Dean Howells
Long Island Sound
Matlan
England
Richard Webster
The
Rolls
Edward Carson
Robert Finlay
Oxford University
Ladle
Oxford
Prince of Wales
Kansas City
Webster Davie
Gallatin
Mobla
Ue Conen
Kanaan City
Tong
Colorado
Missouri City
Prince Hunsein
Ghiteh
Egypt
Hussein
Lost Diamond Reappears After Year and a Half
Mrs W Wood of Madison recovered a diamond ring believed lost a year and a half earlier after it was found hidden in a bedstead panel brought home by a Merriam couple. The couple alerted the Woods, who rewarded them. The ring had vanished during a search of the house and was presumed to be in South Africa or Brazil prior to its return.
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W.wood
Madison
Sioux Falls
Argus
South Africa
Brazil
Mia
Wood
Merriam
First Pat to First Pac ot-Well Doctor Delayed
Fragmentary line compares a long wait for a doctor to an hour overdue. It presents a playful dialogue between a servant and world weary speaker about time and expectation. The excerpt hints at a postponed medical visit and impatience.
No Appetite Ticker Puffs Dr Caldwell’s Syrup
Young reader laments poor appetite and stomach discomfort. Advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup as a remedy. Claims the product can relieve distress and restore appetite with simple dosing, presenting Champney Drugstore as the local point of sale.
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Dr. Caldwell
Champney, Drugglet
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