Labor officials urge clemency for political prisoners
A labor group led by Teer renews a plea to Congress and President Harding to pardon political prisoners jailed for antiwar acts. Debs, in Atlanta, is under review by the Attorney General. a socialist delegation plans to press the case, arguing merit over circumstance.
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Raymond Clapper
GTON
Teer
Telopers
Ation of Labor
S Tion
Oe House
Debs
Atlanta
Tary
Ola
Harding
Civil notices emerge from scattered county filings
Fragmentary OCR lists names and towns including Nelsonville Parkersburg and Ruth Marie Hill with references to licenses and civil matters involving individuals such as Garr Carbontaie and Lou Bowers, suggesting a compilation of public notices across multiple locales.
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Nelsonville
Lou Bowers
Nelson D. Kraft
Parkersburg
Car
Ruth Marie Hill
Ohio Auto Owners Show an Increase
State Auto Registrar A G Snow forecasts Ohio will issue 600000 passenger car licenses and 100000 truck licenses this year based on late week applications. He notes a 10 percent rise over last year could reach 150000 licenses issued this month under reduced rates as compared with 1920’s 20 percent rise.
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A. G. Bnow
Ohio
Snow
Two National Reform speakers to address Athens meeting
Christian Citizenship Institute programs at the Christian church of Athens announce two speakers from the National Reform Association. Dr. James B. McGaw and Rev. Arthur B. Cooper will discuss topics from Saving the Soul of Uncle Sam to The Bible in the Public Schools across sessions Wednesday and Thursday.
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Christian Citizenship Institute
Christian Church of Athens
National Reform Association
James 8. McGaw
Arthur B. Cooper
Rev. Cooper
Dr. McGaw
Ingrown Toenail Treated by Outgro Office Remedy
A historical note describes applying Outgro around an ingrown toenail to reduce inflammation and pain. It claims the antiseptic helps toughen skin and allows the nail to turn outward overnight, with directions available for purchase at drug stores.
Williams Treatment Promises Cure for Uric Acid Ailments
An advertisement touts the Williams Treatment claimed to cure kidney and bladder diseases, rheumatism, and gout caused by excess acid, offering free doses and a bottle trial. The piece then shifts to a report on Ohio potato growers meeting in Cleveland forming the Northern Ohio Potato Growers Association to promote seed and seedling use across counties.
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Williama
Pam On
Ohio farmers urged to grow potatoes to boost state supply
An Ohio effort, led by farmers with support from agricultural educators and the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, seeks to revive potato cultivation. Per capita potato production is under two bushels now versus about three six decades ago, with statewide losses estimated up to 40 percent. Much of the state's consumption relies on imports from other states, and high freight costs spur interest in rebuilding local potato growth, especially in the northeast.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
If Mothers Only Knew Sweet Powders for Children
A testimonial style note praises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children easing headaches fevers catarrh and digestive issues. It claims easy pleasant dosing and lasting effectiveness with repeat recommendations and wide druggist availability.
Attorney for John D. Dies in the South
Starr J. A. Murphy, counsel and representative of John D. Rockefeller, died in Daytona Florida after a second operation to treat acute indigestion. His death followed an initial operation earlier in the week. In Sweden, about 20 leather substitutes were developed, many wood treated varieties.
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Daytona
Fla
Starr J. A. Murphy
John D. Rockefeller
Murphy
Sweden
Rain Boosts Marriage Licenses in Cook County
Chicago April 4. L C Legner head of Cook County marriage license bureau says rainy weather increases licenses as couples seek cosy homes. He notes 1921 may be weak for weddings due to economy and unemployment while Cupid remains active and other cities report similar delays in nuptials.
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Chicago
L. C. Legner
Cook County
Legner
Cupid
Logher
Cupoli
United States
Obs
Building trades walk out in Omaha over 20 percent pay cut
In Omaha on April 2 a large group of building trades workers walked out to protest a 20 percent reduction in pay. The action reflects widespread labor discontent affecting local construction projects.
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Omaha
Neb
Doctor Officiates At Five Births In Eight Hours
In Wheeling West Virginia a local physician performed five births within an eight hour span. The remarkable run marked a rare obstetric feat for the hospital and drew attention from staff and grateful families.
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UNION
Wheeling
W. Va
Building Permits in Elyria Hit Record Total
Building permits issued in the past month reach 97000 dollars, breaking previous records and signaling a construction surge. The report attributes the spike to renewed development activity across residential and commercial projects in Elyria.
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Elyria
Canton mill operations resume on half capacity
Canton mill resumes part time operations at fifty percent capacity after disruption. Workers return to shifts while management adjusts output and schedules to match reduced staffing and demand.
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Canton
Canton Mill Opera Ra
From Iron Bound Box to the Modern Dank
Fasxon H. Sisson traces the evolution of banking from medieval exchange houses to modern trust companies. The piece highlights early banks in Venice Amsterdam and London, the Bank of Venice as the first real modern bank, the rise of state and national banks, savings banks for small depositors, and the late 19th century trust company as a fiduciary, securities, and depository institution.
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Venice
Trust Company
Black Pom
Sahay
North Africa
Flanders
England
Sodamith’s
Europe
Hamburg
Banks
Bank of
Sweden
Ireland
France
Bank of Pennsylvania
Continental Army
Bank of North America
Robert Morris
Continental Congress
Pennsylvania
Bank of the United
Bank of North Orth
Ainete E
United States
Sine Bank of Deposit
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D. D. Haskins
Athens
Nat'l Bank
Williams
Cleveland
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
O. M. Johnson
Agricultural Extension Department of
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Z. B. Wallen
B. Clayton
Northern
John D
South
Dave
M. D. Hughes
Cline Bidg
Athens, O
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London Three Supply
Fasxon H. Sisson
Merrie
The
Guaranty Trust
Pany of
New York
Smme
Ciaries
India
the Bond Department OF Financing
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