Williams Treatment promises relief from rheumatism and kidney issues
Start your day in better health with The Williams Treatment for pains in the back joints muscles and kidneys caused by acids. Send 10 cents for part postage costs to The Dr D A Williams Co East Hampton Conn and receive a 75 cent bottle free by parcel post with no obligation, one free bottle per family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Co
P. O. Bidg
East Hampton
Conn
Parcel Post
Local society notes and social visits from area residents
Mr W E Moler traveled to Columbus on business and will return Tuesday. The Laughlins hosted in Nelsonville at the Merrells. Mrs W B Dailey of Akron visits her parents in Columbus. Copeland family from Cleveland arrived for a home visit. Mrs Ida B Devore and Mrs Vida Carpenter attended Mrs Maxwell's funeral in Lancaster. A Child's Conservation League meeting is set for 7 30. Athens Needle club gathers Wednesday at 6 30. Missionary Society meeting postponed due to Presbyterial in Gallipolis. Mrs F L Preston and Miss Grace Finney plan Cincinnati trip to visit relatives. Various relatives from Pomeroy Glouster and Maple Street visited Central Avenue areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Preston
Grace Finney
Logan
Cincinnati
J. ‘W. Murphy
Elleen Norton
Carmen
Oklahoma
Mary Throckmorton
D. B. Stout
Wellsville
Grover Stout
Menden, Ill
Chas. Zeigler
Columbus
Harriet Stout
A. W. Rupe
Frances
Albany
Nathan Radcliff
M. W. Howery
Letha
Nellie Chase
Toledo
Leo Chase
Akron
H. W. Chase
M. Sisson
Jesse
Almus Rawlings
Dexter
East Liverpool
Ed Dean
C. F. Steward
Steward
Lester Boggess
Harrisonville
Law Markham
Parmalee
Rutland
S. Markins
Vinton County
Millersport
Selby McCann
A. B. Rupe
S. F. Howery
Zemo antiseptic lotion advertised for eczema care
An advertisement promotes ZEMO antiseptic liquid and ZEMO SOAP as a clean safe economical treatment for eczema and skin troubles. It claims quick relief, suitability for children, and notes prices 35 cents and 1 dollar. E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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Rae
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Wedding at Helen McKay and M Stanley Mauck
Night from Delaware home to attend Saturday morning wedding of Miss Helen McKay to M. Stanley Mauck. Mr and Mrs Will W Coe move into 227 East State Street. Moler purchase 42 West Washington Street and take possession. Foster and Harris return from Florida with Athens colony, Fort Lauderdale visit, thenOcala trip with Cline and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Mr. McKay
Miss Helen McKay
M. Stanley Mauck
Will W. Coe
East State Street
W. E. Moler
Mrs. Moler
L. F. Carpenter
West Washington Street
Harry Z. Foster
C. H. Harris
Florida
Athens Colony
Fort Lauderdale
J. H. Cline
Frank Logan
Ocala
Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mr S F Beverage At Home
A birthday surprise honored Mr S F Beverage at his home 101 University Terrace with a family dinner for thirteen. Guests included his brother Mr George Beverage and his wife from New Marshfield. Cuesta accompanied them from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Beverage
University Terrace
Beverage
Cuesta
Mr. Beverage
George Beverage
New Marshfield
Pallas Club Meets For Civic Study Saturday
The Pallas club gathered Saturday afternoon at 200 East State Street with Mrs. W. F. Mercer presiding. The program titled Community Civics featured Miss Rose reading on the topic, a civics talk by Mrs. W. W. Ackley, and current events by Mrs. E. D. Sayre. Leader was Mrs. George McHenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
W. F. Mercer
East State Street
Dutch Ridge Community Happenings In Late May
Roads graded recently and families like Mr. Joe Marcinks and Mr. Jake Weisenbaugh are busy with local chores. Visits span Mr. and Mrs. Weissenbaugh, Cletus Shuler of Athens, and trips by the Barnhills and Swartz to Morgan County and Athens. The Jerseyville High School pie social drew attendees, while Rome Hawk works for Henry Mantle and a barn is planned for the Weisenbaughs as school closes in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marcinks
Anthony Weissenbaugh
Jerseyville High School
Cletus Shuler
Athens
Rome Hawk
Henry Mantle
Jake Weisenbaugh
Ridge
Nickoson
George Marcinko
J. W. Barnhill
Morgan County
C. C. Johnson
Henry Swartz
Miners to Idle in Athens and Hocking Counties
An estimated 10 000 to 12 000 miners in Athens and Hocking counties face idling tomorrow as railroad switchmen and yardmen strike nationwide. All available cars in Hocking Valley and Sunday Creek fields will be used by that time, with little hope of replenishing coal shipments until the rail strike ends. The district includes about 166 mines and causes a major payroll loss for Athens county. Railroad officials offer no relief promise until the strike is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Hocking
Hocking Valley
Sunday Creek
Athens County
Stanbery to Decide Today on Major General Post
Brigadier General S B Stanbery of Cincinnati will decide today whether to accept the appointment as Major General commanding Ohio's reorganized guard or 87th division Adjutant General Layton said. Stanbery is in Columbus attending the convention of the 37th. He previously indicated business demands might keep him from accepting. Anchor chains can now be cast from steel rather than wrought iron by a new process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Stanbery
Cincinnati
Ohio
Reorganized Guard
Layton
Rheumatism Dodges Cure By Diet And Hydration
A well known authority warns that rheumatism stems from excess meat and rich foods that raise uric acid. In damp cold, skin pores close forcing kidneys to work harder, so remedy with Jad Salts or rad Salts to flush uric acid and support kidney function. a pleasant lithia water drink is offered as aid.
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Sold In Tin Boxes At Low Price
Advertises genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross marking for authenticity. Notes tablets for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia rheumatism and general pain with directions. Mentions small 12 tablet tins cost a few cents and larger packages sold. includes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praise and a customer testimonial from Mrs. Blakeney.
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Bayer
No Break in Otrike Hanks in Columbus
In Columbus April 12 a total tie up in railroad yards persisted despite rumors of a break in lines. About 2,000 switchmen were on strike as Pennsylvania workers trickled back, embargoes remained on all roads, and no passenger or mail trains were cancelled.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
K. B. Callaghan
New
Labor delegates meet as rail unions discuss strikes
Six hundred delegates from eleven major railroads gather in Kansas City to weigh the switchmen strike. A. O. Wharton and B. M. Jewell of AFL headquarters attend with international railway heads. Wharton blames the federal government for wage discord and urges unions to honor contracts and avoid unauthorized strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City. Mo
American Federation of Labor
A. O. Wharton
B. M. Jewell
Washington
Brotherhoods of Blacksmiths
Switchmen of North America
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Wharton
Ruby Arouses Pity Amid Unmentionables Postcard
Postmaster Meyer and staff at Oxford Ohio search for Ruby one of 1000 girl students after she mailed a home postcard without an address. She writes of sleeping in a roommate’s unmentionables and asks for cash, noting a broken hat bought in Cincinnati.
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Oxford
Meyer
Ruby
Cincinnati
Senate debates walkout 16 denounced amid rail strike scheming
In Washington on April 12 the Senate discussed the strike crisis. Poindexter proposed a bill making it a felony to persuade workers to quit jobs affecting transportation and imposing heavy fines and prison terms for violence, with Frelinghuysen reading district telegrams about state starvation risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Poindexter
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Hackensack
Henafly
N. J
Nelson
Minnesota
Thomas
Mahoning Valley
Ohio
Cooper
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Akron Yard Workers Return as Strikes Persist
Akron freight yards began moving again as yard men on all lines quit Sunday. Baltimore and Ohio switchmen led the return, though some radicals remained out. Erie men returned after voting to go back to work, while Pennsylvania crews stayed out. Indefinite delays linger on Pennsylvania tickets. Fresh meat was delivered by truck over the weekend amid concerns of a possible meat shortage if railroad conditions do not improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Neighbors' Jury Decides Brunk Separation Agreement
In Liverpool New York a three neighbor jury helped Rev. W W Brunk and his wife of 22 years separate. The plan assigns their youngest son Gifford to Mrs Brunk and the husband pays 2000 dollars with 1500 via mortgage and 500 now. The couple then prepared dinner before Mrs Brunk left with her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
N. Y
W. W. Brunk
First Methodist Church
Justice of the Peace
Jolson
Lillian
Syracuse University
Alfred
Gifford
Brunk
Local Obituaries and Family News From Carmen Area
Community notices list illnesses and funerals for Mrs. Harriet Stout and Mrs. Mary Throckmorton. Residents including Mrs. Elleen Norton and families travel for illness, death, and visits. farm sales and moves also noted in Carmen Ohio region.
American faces death sentence in Ruhr revolt case
The State Department instructed Ambassador Dressel in Berlin to prevent a death sentence for Paul R. DeMott, a 22 year old American accused in the Ruhr revolution. DeMott was reportedly sentenced by a drum head court martial, with execution postponed for review by President Ebert. he is said to live near Patterson, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Dressel
Berlin
Paul R. DeMott
Ruhr
DeMott
Ebert
Patterson
N. J
Neat Sum Cleared On School Play at Athens High
The Junior class production of The Lion and the Mouse at Athens High School cleared over 300 dollars across two performances. Prof. Morgan announced that 150 goes to the Junior class, 100 to the East Side Parent Teachers Association for playground equipment, and the remainder funds debt clearance for the high school including deficits of last year’s band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Prof
Morgan
Parent-Teachers Association of
East Side School
Creed of Hobos Form Local Welfare Group
Nine Louisville hoboes organize the Louisville Group International Brotherhood Welfare Association. The pledge states never to take up firearms or tools of production against fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Ky
Louisville
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Census announces 1920 population figures for listed towns
The census bureau reports 1920 populations for Flint Michigan 91599 Adrian Michigan 11878 Freeport Illinois 19669 Emporia Kansas 11273 Wabash Indiana 9872 Exeter New Hampshire 4604 Albany Alabama 7652 Sheffield Alabama 6682 Tuscumbia Alabama 3855 Murfreesboro Tennessee 763 Harris Tennessee 4740 Pikeville Kentucky 2110 Increases since 1910 include Flint 3144 13.7 percent Adrian 1115 10.4 percent Freeport 2102 12.2 percent Emporia 2215 24.5 percent Wabash 1185 13.6 percent Albany 1534 25.1 percent Sheffield 1817 37.3 percent Tuscumbia 531 16.0 percent Murfreesboro 688 14.7 percent Paris 849 21.9 percent Pikeville 830 64.8 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Flint
Mich
Adrian
Freeport
Ill
Emporia
Eas
Wabash
Ind
Exeter
N. H
Albany
Ala
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Harris
Pikeville
New Decatur
Paris
Controversy Over Rhine Occupation Near End
Paris reports that British French discord over Marshal Foch's Rhine occupation is nearly closed. Lord Derby's note reply to Millerand is seen as conciliatory. Ambassadors approve the allied reply to Hungary's territorial request. Millerand to outline France position in the Franco British treaty Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Marshal Foch
Lord Derby
Millerand
Foreign Office
Council of Ambassadors
Hungary
Budapest
Chamber of Deputies
Industries in Canton Hit by Forced Closures Amid Strike
Cantons United Alloy Corp announces production cut of fifty percent starting Tuesday if strike not broken. Canton Sheet Steel, a Hydraulic Pressed Steel subsidiary, reports two large bar mills idled with more dow n expected. Over 10,000 workers may lose jobs as mills close. Freight movement drags in Pennsylvania yards as striking crews resume. B&O crews assist amid halted switchmen and tied up Wheeling and Lake Erie yards.
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Canton
United Alloy Corporation
Canton Sheet Steel Company
Hydraulic Pressed Steel Corporation of
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Yard
Pittsburg
Chicago
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Brewster
Escaped Influenza Claim for Foley's Honey and Tar
A. A. McNeese of High Point Georgia recalls a spring cold that nearly became influenza. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with immediate relief and says seven small bottles cleared phlegm and saved him from the flu. It is advertised to check coughs colds croup and whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. McNeese
High Point
Foley
Business visitor Daniel Davis in Parkersburg trip
Daniel Davis of this city was a business visitor in Parkersburg West Virginia Saturday night returning home Sunday morning. Aluminum is being considered by Japanese hydroelectric plants in placeing copper on their heavy transmission lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Davis
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Ociety Ona
Corda
Authorene Laughlin
Nelsonville
Mrs
F. W. Merrell
W. B. Dailey
Chris C. Sheldon
Franklin Avenue
Frank Copeland
Annette
Ida B. Devore
Vida Carpenter
Lancaster
Thomas Maxwell
F. W. Cone
Child’s Conservation League
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Gallipolis
Clarence Archer
Pomeroy
Josephine Byers
R. H. ‘Wilson
Central Avenue
R. Clark Sr
Anna Hamilton of
Glouster
Evan Hamilton
Maple Street
Fred M. McKay
Elmwood Place
Putatonl Onal
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Chamberlain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decatur, NL
Otrike Hanks
Bal Grisis
U. S. Senate
Henry Wood
Buick
Michigan
Athens County Buick Co
Linscott Garage
Maggie
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