Presidential Electors and Local Officials Named in Ohio
A list of electors and local officials for Columbus and Cincinnati is given, including James H. Southard as member of Congress and others such as Charles R. Nearing and Ed. L. Blue. Commentary notes political twists and a Connecticut senatorial telegram rejecting Taft instructions, plus a Pennsylvania Railroad bond flotation signaling restored market confidence and railroad expansion plans.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
President denounces boycott and evil life in Congress
In a keynote address to Congress the President condemns the boycott and the blacklist, critiques demagogues and a certain evil lives. He accuses Speaker Canton and allies of crippling the administration by hampering the Secret Service. He notes pension grants for the Squirrel Hunters and praises public enterprise in Maumee. Marriage news in Toledo and a nutrition ad conclude.
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Congress
Canton
House
Secret Service
Senate
Allison
Fourth of July Rally Planned by Wood County Sunday School
At the Wood County Sunday school convention the group agreed to hold the usual Fourth of July rally with parade, old fashioned picnic, speaking and sports. W L Woodin of Bowling Green seeks superintendent contacts to coordinate plans, and W J Woodin asks for school officials’ names. The State Sunday-school Convention meets in Toledo June 9 to 11 with a Wood County day proposal.
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Wood County
Christain Church
Bowling Green
W.L. Woodin
W. J. Woodin
Wood County Sunday-school Association
Toledo
Daylight burglary hits Houston residence. valuables stolen
On Wednesday afternoon while George Schlect and his wife were away, burglars pried open a bedroom window. Two diamond rings, a gent's watch, and $20 vanished. Intruders left other jewelry and cash, indicating they sought easily liquidated items. No trace of the robbers. other locations visited yielded nothing.
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George Schlect
Houston
Local Social Notes Highlight Sunday Visits and Events
Stony Ridge residents James Weaver and family with Miss Joyle Karg of Moline visited Ben Batnson and wife. Simon Akerberger and wife dined with James Wagoner and family. Mrs Tthink and Mrs Heckley visited Woodville. school closed last Friday after a year taught by F J Ault and Miss Edna Philpot. Mrs D Carpenter and granddaughter Viola of Hisingsun called here. Mrs Foughter and daughter J Beauregard stayed with Mrs Jon Foster in Genoa. Memorial services next Sunday at the V church with Roy Lovey of Bradner delivering the address. All are invited. Miss Zot Furry visited friends in Toledo. Mrs Meantie and two grandsons of Dayton are visiting Key. Born and family.
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James Weaver
Joyle Karg
Moline
Ben Batnson
Simon Akerberger
James Wagoner
Tthink
Heckley
Woodville
F. J. Ault
Edna Philpot
D. Carpenter
Viola
Hisingsun
Foughter
J. Beauregard
Jon Foster
Genoa
The
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Bates social notes recall visits and a league game
Miss Pearl Cornwell, Fred Brossia and families, and Chas Schaller hosted guests at Bates homes on the weekend. The Country Colts beat the W. Colts of Toledo 23 to 5. Local gatherings included Emma Sill, Emma Thaiss, Lydia Thaiss, and many others as measles spread. Advertisements mention Dr Thomas electric oil and Percysburg postcards.
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Pearl Cornwell
Bates
Fred Brossia
Thelma
East Toledo
John Brossia
Chas. Schaller
Albert Craftchick
Thos
Schaller
Aislin
Mich
Harvey Schaller
Hartsfelt
Waterville
Yetta
Mable Hrossin
Christy Kinderyater
Clifford Jacob
Toledo
Orentas
Geo. Broasia
Chas
Fred Valentine
Leo
Emma Sill
Voledo
Phulip Artz
Wood County
First Lessons in Sculpture Modeling for Children
A playful yet instructional guide promotes clay sculpture for kids. It suggests paper pulp as a hygienic substitute when clay is unavailable, made by soaking torn newspapers in boiling water, then mixing with a flour and water paste. The pulp is formed into birds, animals, hygiuros, and dishes and painted after drying.
Not That Kind A Young Bride in Philadelphia Toast Dilemma
A Philadelphia newlywed humorously contends with a butter request at a shop. The customer asks for roll butter and clarifies they prefer it on toast, noting her husband’s lack of taste for rolls. The exchange appears in Harper's Weekly.
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Philadelphia
Lawband
Harper's Weekly
Drummonds and the unlimited telephone nuisance
Mrs Drummond laments neighbors using their telephone for gossip and orders, sparking nightly disturbances at their suburban home. The piece details how calls from Lawtons, Gray, Howard, and Lombard households invade privacy, with Miss Keith’s tea plans also relayed over the line. The column notes gratitude stories about unexpected legacies and a Swiss immigrant’s late wealth.
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Drummonds
Mra. Drummond
Mr. Drummond
Electric Bitters Advertised as Health Restorative
The notice claims Electric Bitters cure climate related ailments from fever to bilious debility, touting them as a universal blood purifier and remedy for nervousness. Sold under guarantee at Wai Comstock Son's drug store for 60c.
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Wai
Comstock & Son
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MH Journal
Pridky
Andrew L. Harris
Eaton
Francia W. Treadway
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A. G. Denman
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Conneant
William Kirtley, Jr
Defiance
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Renick W. Dunlap
Pickaway
John W. Zeller
Findlay
Supreme Court
James le Price
Lima
John A. Shauek
Dayton
John 8. McNutt
Salem
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Myron T. Hetrick
Arthur T. Vorys
Lancaster
Andrew J, Harris
Oliver I
Gunckle
Arthur M. Orr
Miami County
B. Broadfield
Belmont County
A. H. Martin
B. M. Huggins
Columbus
J. T. Carew
James H. Southard
Fiopresentative
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Fred W. Toan
Charles R. Nearing
L. Blue
Jonathan J. Ladd
Sheriff
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Th. Case
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Sweet
W. W. Lockman
H. B. Sayler
Loomis
J. F. Galler
Infirmary
A. R. Buck
Lesley Stacy James H. Whitacre
Dwight R. Canfield
Mr. Roosevelt
Connecticut
Taft
Chicago
Ohio
U.S
Washington
Maumee
Lairie Streté
Andhom
St. Paul's German Methodist Church
George Evans van Nest
Ida M Damon
6Th Street
Dean
DAV
Charles L. Koch Co
L. Koch Co
L Clay
H. A. Kazinaier, H. L. Hawkins
Stony Ridge
Telelre
Mimieinian
Sam
Casey's Liquor Store
Adams St
Casey
James Casey
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United States
Ktane
C. A. Powers Agency
Geo. A. Powers, Agt
Mrs, Drummond
George H. Raeforth
Honeybrook
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Kofrord
St. Gallen
Switzerland
Kuensler
America
New Holland
Honeybook
Hiver
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Kuenzler
Ruthsville
Kotvoth
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