Athens Man Credits Kidney Pills For Cure
An Athens resident recounts how kidney pains lumbago and frequent and painful secretions plagued him until taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Conner's Drug Store and reported complete relief, with kidneys normal and back pain gone. The Foster Milburn Co. manufactures the pills in Buffalo New York and a 60 cent price is noted.
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Athens
Mr. Shelby
Dean
Conner’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Arlington amphitheatre near Potomac river nearing completion
New photos reveal the Arlington amphitheatre perched above the Potomac near Washington almost finished after five years of construction. The project has cost nearly one million dollars and showcases the evolving structure.
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Arlington Amphitheatre
Arlington
Potomac River
Washing
Advice From a Father on Getting Something for Nothing
A brief meditation on the folly of expecting quality at a nominal price. The father urges prudence while the son questions. The passage contrasts common attitudes toward bargains with the reality of value and worth.
Wedding of Flossie Six and Martin Sarina at First M. E. Parsonage
Miss Flossie Six wed Mr. Martin Sarina at the First Methodist parsonage Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. C L Strecker performed the ceremony. They reside in Glouster and plan to move to Hunterton where Mr. Sarina works as a miner.
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Flossie Six
Martin Sarina
C. L. Strecker
Glouster
Burge and McAfee United in Nelsonville Ceremony
Edward Burge and Linnie McAfee of Nelsonville were married Saturday at the First M E Parsonage with Rev C L Strecker officiating. Witnesses included Eli Burge and Sorney Piles. The couple will live in Nelsonville where the groom works as a miner.
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Edward Burge
Linnie McAfee
Nelsonville
M. E. Parsonage
C. L. Strecker
Eli Burge
S’orney Piles
Athens Post Bride Miss Helen McKay Weds Stanley Mauck
Miss Helen McKay and Mr Stanley Mauck married Saturday morning at the bride’s Delaware home. The ceremony was officiated by Dr Rollin H Walker of Ohio Wesleyan. The couple will reside at 355 Morning View Goodyear Heights Akron after a weeklong honeymoon.
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Athens
Helen McKay
Stanley Mauck
Delaware
Rollin H. Walker
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lucille Coombs
Zanesville
Beach
DeKoven
Elizabeth Hormell
C. B. Pride
Moggantown
Beta Theta Pi
Ruth McKay
Cleveland
Eleanor
Margaret McKay
Milton McKay
Xenia
The
Daily Journal-Herald of Delaware
Killarney
Ohio University
Miami University Oxford
Ohio Wesleyan
Harvard
Athens Women Welfare Group to Discuss Voting Today
The Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers will meet at First M E church Thursday at 3 30 p m Prof C L Martzolff will discuss Present Day Problems and voting from a non partisan view All Athens women invited Also notes on local visits and movements of residents including Gerald Finney Lloyd Dailey and Rev D H Gibson and family.
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Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers
M. E
C. L. Martzolff
Athens
Social planned at Canaanville high school Thursday
A miscellaneous social is planned for Thursday evening April 15 at the high school in Canaanville. Everyone is invited.
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Canaanville
Swamp Root Promoted for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement declares Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the top remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It touts quick soft results with a gentle vegetable formula and urges readers to sample with ten cents sent to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York mentioning Athens Messenger.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Athens Messenger
Baby Betty Jane Cotton 16 Months Dies of Measles Pneumonia
Betty Jane Cotton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Cotton of 22 North Congress street died this morning at 16 months from measles and pneumonia. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at the residence with burial in West Union street cemetery. The family also includes two other children Tom Stewart and baby James.
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Betty Jane Cotton
Betty Jane
Tom Cotton
North Congress Street
West Union Street
James Collings
Red Town
Taylor Ridge
A M Robinett Dies After Yearlong Illness at 41
After a yearlong illness with heart trouble and dropsy A M Robinett aged 41 died at 11:49 AM at the home of his sister Mrs W W Clendenin 7 Walker Street where he had been cared for. He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs Hezekiah Robinett of Luhrig and is survived by his sister Mrs Clendenin. Burial is planned for New Marshfield but funeral time is undecided.
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A. M. Robinett
W. W. Clendenin
Walker Street
Hezekiah Robinett
Luhrig
Clendenin
New Marshfield
Gail Hesse
Columbus
J. L. Hesse
Arrests in Nelsonville theft linked to local boy
William Gwillym Jr and Alonzo Marquis were jailed after police recovered a stolen car traced to Shawnee. Gwillym, 17, escaped from Lancaster Industrial School. Marquis, 16, on parole. They return to Glouster as arrests rise for dog license fines and licenses. Funeral for 19 month old Col lings child held in Red Town. Attorney Gail Hesse of Columbus, former Glouster resident, dies. J L McDonald moves to Kenmore Ak ron area. longtime coal industry figure and ex deputy mine inspector.
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William Gwillym Jr
Alonzo Marquis
Nelsonville
John Fox
Shawnee
Fox
Marshal Hooks
Gwillym
Lancaster
Marquis
Industrial School
Crooksville
J. L. McDonald
Kenmore
Akron
Ministerial funds drive in Trimble township and visitors
The article notes ministerial fund distributions require Trimble township church membership lists by April 26. It lists visitors: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Shaffer of Zanesville, and guests of Mrs. Maria Wyatt. It also details attendees at Geo. Carter’s funeral in Jacksonville from multiple towns including Ona West Virginia Akron Starr New Plymouth and others.
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Trimble Township
G. C. Fawcett
Geo. Carter
Jacksonville
Walter Mitchell
Ona
W. Va
Ervin Carter
Pearl Turner
Akron
C. C. Carter
Starr
Wm. Carter
New Plymouth
David Six
G. Six
Clarence McNeil
New Marshfield
Alva Tom
Fay
A. A. Atkinson
Peter Drugegan
Athens
John Matson
Alex Nelson
Nelsonville
Wm. Matson
Millfield
Fred Six
John Nelson
Columbus
Roanoke, Va
Merl Salyards
Pitcairn
Geo. Matson
Fayete City
You May Read Her Message Sulpherb Tablets Ad
An advertisement urges women to try Sulpherb Tablets to regulate bodily functions and ease symptoms of menstrual and urinary discomfort. Testimonial from Mrs. C. P. Couch of Pasadena, California claims relief and happiness. Sold by druggists at 60 cents per tube with guarantee.
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C. P. Couch
Pasadena
California
Times
Applications Open for Spring Fish and Pheasant Deliveries
Game Protector Joe Hibbard announces spring deliveries of pheasant eggs and fish. Applications available in Glouster Nelsonville and Athens with secretaries Mayor Wallace Julius Fischer and Carl G Neff. Those unable to attend may mail orders to the Columbus office. favorable local sentiment could bring incentives for Athens County and its gun clubs and sportsmen groups.
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Joe Hibbard
Glouster Nelsonville
Athens
Wallace
Julius Fischer
Carl G. Neff
Columbus
Hibbard
Bureau of Fish and Game
Athens County
Betas Open Baseball Season with Shutout Victory
Beta Theta Pi opened the college fraternity baseball season by defeating the Celts 6 to 0. Clyde Gatchel pitched for the Betas in yesterday’s opener.
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Beta Theta Pi
Celts
Clyde Gatchel
Betas Edge Wooglin in Pitchers’ Scrap as Rain Ends Game
Betas pitched splendidly with only two hits allowed aside from a couple of scratches. Twink Star of Delt also pitched well but struggled in key moments. It was largely a pitchers’ duel with Gatchel holding the edge before rain halted play in the sixth inning.
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Betas
Twink Star
Wooglin
Gatchel
Awards Presented to Two Athens High Students in Chapel
In a morning chapel at Athens High School awards were given to Elizabeth Horn for winning the Army Essay Contest with a Columbus Dispatch cup. Basketball honors followed for both boys and girls teams, with certificates awarded to players and a diamond pendant for Hanna Pickering and a gold pin for Supt. Morgan. Ended with Principal Kupp praising the school and extended welcome to visiting parents.
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Athens High School
Army
S. B. Knowles
Elizabeth Horn
Columbus Dispatch
Columbus
Miss Horn
Russell Finsterwald
Supt. Morgan
Finsterwald
Dorothy Slutz
Marion Bush
Mary Klingenberg
Francis Develyn
Julia Porter
Renda Watkins
Lucile Brown
Ruth Porter
Pauline Danford
Jane Dew
Harold Wise
Hanna Pickering
Miss Pickering
Wise
Kupp
Athens High
Davis to lead Ohio U basketball quintet
Raymond Davis was elected captain of Ohio University's basketball team by the Athletic Council yesterday. Davis varsity player for two years and was mentioned last year for all state honors. He attended Athens high where he earned favorable mention for his sensational playing.
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Raymond Davis
Ohio University
the University
Davis
Athens High
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Free Removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that instantly relieves corn pain with ten drops, then lifts the corn away. The small bottle costs only a few cents and claims to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness.
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Cincinnati
Mock Trial Staged At Long Run School House
A mock trial will be staged at the Long Run school house next Thursday evening April 15 with well known local people serving as officers of the court. A social hour with music will follow. Pies and other edibles will be sold by an experienced auctioneer. All are invited.
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Long Run
Knox Tire & Rubber Company shares offer 8% preferred stock
Stockholders receive a letter from president B. E. Frantz detailing the Mount Vernon factory progress and future orders. Investors are urged to buy Knox stock, with offers of a liberal bonus common stock and a quick closing of the books. Offices are in Athena and Logan.
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The
Knox Tire & Rubber Company
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
B. E. Frantz
Mount Vernon
Knox
Members of Wage Board Named From Railroad Sectors
Washington April 13. President Wilson appoints railroad labor board members with public labor and management representation. Notables include G. W. Hanger of the labor department, Henry Hunt ex mayor of Cincinnati, and M. Barton former Tennessee judge. Labor rep Albert Phillips and A. O. Wharton, plus Forrester, Baker, Elliott and Park hold key posts. Terms listed: Barton 3 Hanger 2 Hunt 1 Phillips 3 Wharton 2 Forrester 1 Baker 3 Elliott 2 Park 1.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Wilson
G. W. Hanger
Board of Conciliation and Mediation
Labor Department
Henry Hunt
Cincinnati
George B. Cox
M. Barton
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Albert Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
A. O. Wharton
American Federation of Labor
J. J. Forrester
Brotherhood of Railway Clebs
Horace Baker
Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railroad
J. H. Elliott
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Transportation Corps
William L. Park
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Barton
Hanger
Hunt
Phillips
Wharton
Forrester
Baker
Elliott
Park
Connellsville Coke Region to Idle 40000 Men Tomorrow
In Connellsville Pennsylvania April 13 forty thousand men will be idle tomorrow as the coke region banks ovens and ceases work due to transportation shortages. Only a small percentage were at work today.
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Connellsville
Uniontown
Vote to Return Has Not Been Heeded by Syracuse Workers
Lackawanna officials in Syracuse say strikers in their yards have not returned to work despite announcements that the men voted to return. Switchmen and yard men in the New York Central yards were reported back at work.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Lackawanna
New York Central
Sugar would be 11 cents a pound under board action
George A. Sabrisk told the House Judiciary Sub-Committee that sugar might sell for not more than 11 cents per pound if the sugar equalization board had been authorized to buy Cuban and Louisiana crops. He said Attorney General Palmer's permit for Louisiana growers to charge 17 cents raised prices for other crops.
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Washington
Wilson
Sugar Equalization Board
George A. Sabrisk
House Judiciary
Sugar Trust
Palmer
Louisiana
Striking Yardmen Back to Work If Board Acts
Cleveland April 13 Frank O Rourke chairman of the local insurgent yardmen association announced the strikers would return to work if the new railroad board promises to take up their case for adjustment The bond must make its decision on a stipulated date He said the decision was made at a conference of strike leaders and a telegram to Washington confirmed the action
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Cleveland
Frank O’rourke
Yardmen's Association
O'Rourke
Washington
Eight hurt in Rector Elevated collision in New York
Eight persons were injured Monday when a local and an express train collided at Rector Elevated Station. One car of the local was knocked to the street and the wreckage caught fire.
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New York
Rector
Wilson Abandons Vacation Plans
President Wilson will not spend the summer at Woods Hole Massachusetts after a veto by Dr Grayson and Mrs Lezzea Jaffray housekeeper who found the location noisy and undersupplied for accommodations. The choice of summer resort will be left to Dr Grayson who is expected to select another secret site on the north Atlantic shore.
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Washington
Wilson
Wood's Hole
Mass
White House
Lezzea Jaffray
Jaffray
Grayson
North Atlantic
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Gerald Finney
Jackson
Sam Sommer
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Lloyd T. Dailey
Goodyear
W. R. Cable
Washington, D. C
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Marietta
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St. Aloysius Academy For Boys
G. M. Jack
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Eli Hamilton
Albany
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C. A. Sheldon
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Miss Gibson
J. E. Gibson
Henry Williams
Joseph Richards
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