Health seeker touts Tanlac cure after long illness
A Los Angeles hotel man, Harry McAvoy, recounts decades of indigestion and weakness, then credits Tanlac with rapid improvement, weight gain, better sleep, and renewed energy. He praises the remedy as priceless and notes local Athens, Coolville, and Amesville sellers. The article also mentions a birthday party with cake favors and several attendees.
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Mall
Harry McAvoy
Alexandria
Los Angeles
California
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Seattle
Tan- Jac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Wedded Saturday: Miss Dora Wooten Marries Melvin Grubb
The marriage occurred Sunday at 9 am at Rev. Timmons home on Lancaster street with Rev. Timmons officiating. The couple, joined by a family dinner at the Grubb parents home on Hudson Avenue, features Melvin Grubb as manager of Hewitt Bodon Company.
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Dora Wooten
Melvin Grubb
Rev
Timmons
Lancaster Street
Wooten Daughter Engaged in Local Office Work
The daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wooten of Coolville has been employed in the Hewitt Boden Company offices for the past year. Mr and Mrs Grubb will reside with his parents for the time being.
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William Wooten
Coolville
Hewitt-Boden Company
Charline Martin Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party
Charline Martin celebrated her eleventh birthday with fifteen girlfriends at her parents home on East State Street. Guests enjoyed junior games and solo dances from 2 to 6 pm followed by a pink and white buffet lunch.
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Charline Martin
Charles P. Martin
East State Street
Current Events Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Current Events Club elected officers Friday evening with Mrs. Jennie O'Dell as president and Mrs. Anna White as vice president. Other officers include Mrs. W. H. Morse corresponding secretary Mrs. Mary Richards treasurer and Mrs. Ernest Gross recording secretary. The meeting featured a review of Supt. G F Morgan's address and discussed topics on The Strike Question and Observance of Humane Week. Mrs. Robert Woodworth urged federation cooperation to establish a market in Athens. A vocal solo by Mrs. J J Woolley preceded a social hour and collation.
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Current Events Club
C. W. Gross
Jennie O’dell
Anna White
W. H. Morse
Mary Richards
Ernest Gross
G. F. Morgan
Vents Club
W. W. Lee
Robert Woodworth
Athens
J. J. Woolley
Ohio university music college forms Beta Pi Omega sorority
The University of Ohio College of Music installed the Gamma chapter of Beta Pi Omega, formed from Theta Beta Gamma of Cincinnati. February 32, 1920 marked the national founding. Charter members include Oramay Ballinger Louise Baughman and others. advisor Dr Alexander O Thompson. The local group held a dinner at The Colonial.
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Ohio University College of Music
Beta Pi Omega
Theta Beta Gamma
College of Music
Cincinnati
Florence Hawkins
Faculty of Music
Ohio University
Alexander O. Thompson
Thompson
Mary Ness
The
Colonial
W C T U Meet Tuesday at Mrs Murphy Home
The W C T U will hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock at 142 East State street the residence of Mrs Andrew Murphy.
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Andrew Murphy
East State Street
Higley Family Stops in Athens En Route to Rutland Visit Relatives
Mrs Homer R Higley and daughter of New York stopped over in Athens Saturday while traveling to Rutland to visit relatives.
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Homer R. Higley
New York
Athens
Rutland
Local notices recap of social and travel updates
Names and moves from Akron Guysville Denver and Columbus are listed. Raymond Van Meter returns to Akron after visiting his mother. Billa Jones comes home from Akron where she worked in millinery. J Claire Evans leaves Denver for New York on business after visiting his parents. Social Literary Club hosts H A Hatch and address by Hatch. Helen Ashworth recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Welch returns from Cincinnati with son Robert. The Tuesday club meets at 7 30 with Indians of Ohio as topic and program by Martzolff and Voigt. Bodkin hosts guests from Columbus for extended visit.
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Raymond van Meter
Akron
Henry Swartz
Guysville
J. Claire Evans
Denver
Colorado
New York City
D. J. Bwana
H. A. Hatch
Mill Street
D. Hopkins
Morris Avenue
Ohio
C. L. Martzolff
Dean Voigt
Mrs. Biddle heads to D A R session in Washington
Mrs. T R Biddle regent of Nabby Lee Ames chapter travels to Washington for the National Congress of the D A R. From there she will visit Cambridge to see her son Clinton a Harvard senior. Lara Graham leaves Warren to join Thompson Clothing as saleswoman after seven years with F L Preston Co.
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T. R. Biddle
Washington, D. C
National Congress of the
Biddle
Nabby Lee Ames
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Clinton
Harvard
Lara Graham
Lewis Graham
Warren
Thompson Clothing Co
Graham
F. L. Preston Co
Brookings High School Names French Professor
Cameron Gullette elected professor of French at Brookings High School in South Dakota. He graduates in June from Ohio University with a bachelor of arts and a bachelor of music degree. Son of Mrs. C W Gullette and Mr. and Mrs Z B Heffner.
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Cameron Gullette
Brookings
South Dakota
Ohio’ University
College of Music
Ohio University
C. W. Gullette
Sunnyside Drive
Students strike in northern China over Shantung talks
Three million students in 14 northern provinces walk out to protest direct negotiations with Japan on Shantung. They march in principal cities and seek trade union support, calling for abrogation of secret treaties and promising not to harass foreigners.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
Shantung
Mail-in sample offer for Foley products
An advertisement invites readers to mail a cut out slip with name and address to Foley & Co to receive a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy, Foley Kidneys Pills for pain and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Divorce Pleas Arise Over Cruelty Theft and Abandonment
August Shark of York township sues Amelia Shark for divorce accusing cruelty theft and abandonment after she allegedly took 960 in cash in May 1909 fled to Chicago and later became insane. He alleges a hot iron injury and ongoing quarrels and denial of meals. Winnie Nash The Plains sues Thomas A Nash for divorce and alimony claiming injury in 1918 and repeated abuse and neglect through April 1 of this year.
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August Shark
York Township
Amelia Shark
Buchtel
Shark
Chicago
Winnie Nash
the Plains
Thomas A. Nash
Judge Dismisses Alimony Petition in Hoak Suit
After hearing both sides in the contested alimony case Dora Hoak versus James Hoak Judge Worstell dismissed the petition. The Hoaks are from Carbondale.
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Dora Hoak
James Hoak
Worstell
Hoaks
Carbondale
Private room to be used for women taxpayers in Chicago
In Chicago on April 19 an old practice in the county collectors office is to end. Male loafers will lose access to a private room where women taxpayers could discreetly extract money from their stockings.
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Chicago
Father John’s Medicine Moral Demonstration
A guided tour explains quality testing and mixing of Father John’s Medicine. The talk emphasizes no drugs or narcotics and promotes testimonials and long history as proof, urging the audience to try the product with the slogan The proof I promise is found in performance.
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Father John
Father Johns
Advange New Death Theory in Lininger Case
In Lake City Michigan on April 19 a defense expert from the University of Michigan advanced a theory that Howard Lininger died from arsenic absorbed through pores and nostrils while threshing. He testified the poison could permeate the body this way as Mrs. Bessie Lininger faces murder charges.
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Lake City
Mich
Howard Lininger
Robert Emerson
University of Michigan
Bessie Lininger
Lininger
Sweet Powders for Children and Sugar Beet Trials
Mothers are urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. The ad claims powders are pleasant easy effective and widely sold by druggists. A separate note mentions sugar beets grown in England with higher sugar content than European crops.
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England
Europe
Zemo Soothes and Heals Itching Skins
Zemo offers a clean antiseptic liquid for itching skin troubles with quick relief. Available in 35 cent trial bottle or $1 regular bottle, with Zemo Soap recommended for tender skin. The Bew Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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Zemo
Prosecutor Enters Race for Lieutenant Governor
Stephen M. Young, assistant county prosecutor in Cleveland, announced his candidacy for Lieutenant Governor and endorsed Victor Donahey for governor. He criticized the Cuyahoga county Democratic organization as a family affair and vowed to empower voters to choose the nomination beyond hand picked organization men. He expected to resign his current post to campaign.
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Cleveland
Stephen M. Young
Victor Donahey
Young
Cuyahoga County
Democratic Organization
Ohio
Chamberlain's Tablets End Heartburn Say Reader
John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan writes that heartburn indigestion and liver complaint ceased after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He urges others troubled by indigestion or constipation to try them and says they will do you good.
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John R. Barker
Battle Creek, Mich
Chamberlain
Trade mark stamp assures quality on every Mirro piece
A famous Mirro trade mark is stamped on the bottom of each item, guaranteeing consistent quality across the line. The label signals durability and trusted craftsmanship as a hallmark of Mirro’s cookware.
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Mirro
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Doris
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Emma Morton
Ruth Lippincott
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Brooks & Fierce
Caloric
O. U. Musical Sorority
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Ellen Brown
Ruth Davis
Florence Ford
Agnes Hagel
Charlotte Hartman
Pearila Hickman
Bertha Higgins
Helen Laverty
Althea Miller
Evelyn Moriarty
Mary Pensyle
Gwendolyn Saylor
Vera Webster
Billa Jones
M. O'Neal Co
O. F. Ashworth
Helen
C. H. Welch
Wilson J. Welch
Robert Welch
Richard Fought
R. W. Jones
Margaret
Kenneth
Viola Townsend
Columbus
W. M. Bodkin
Z. B. Heffner
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Lima
Avidit
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the Bew. Rose Co
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Lash
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Glouster
Nelsonville
Logan
Junod
Rising Tide
Junod Milling Company
Pan YU
George McManus
Thad
Garbage Man
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