Glouster Arbor Day Programs Highlight School Observance
Glouster Ohio April 18 Arbor day was observed in all rooms with elaborate programs. Primary grades led by Mrs Lenna Campbell and Miss Jennie Theoptius performed declamations readings and songs while other districts and the high school presented Easter Arbor day recitations games and colored eggs. Students and visitors enjoyed the varied programs and a tree dedication closed the afternoon.
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Beatrice Walsh
Fauntelle Clark
Cassie Richards
Ida Wedge
Florence Andrews
Cunningham
Richards
Curfman
Dean's Ointment Tackles Itching Piles and Eczema
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for skin itching including piles and eczema. It claims availability at drag stores and emphasizes fast relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Grosvenor Lectures on Orient Relations in Logan
Genera l Grosvenor spoke to the M E Brotherhood at the Methodist church on Our Relations With the Orient. The Logan Gazette notes his remarkable memory and engaging style as he described Japan and the Philippines andTheir peoples in an hour and a half talk that delighted attendees. Shoop's Complete Line of Remedies is advertised at Cline's.
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General Grosvenor
M. E. Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Logan Gazette
Japan
Philippines
Impassable Sugar Creek Road Hurts Athens Trade
Report details two miles of severely bad Sugar Creek road in Dover township hindering travel and commerce. Residents note last year’s partial pike completion stopped at Ames township line, leaving sinkholes and wrecked vehicles. Businesses in Ames Bern townships and part of Dover are barred from Athens awaiting improvements.
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Sugar Creek
Dover Township
Mes
Ames Township
Athens
Ames
Bern
Dr King’s New Life Pills Offer Jaundice Relief
Get rid of liver and bowel stagnation and the poison causing jaundice with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Reliable purifiers that work without grinding or griping. 25e at McKee’s drug store.
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Dr. King
McKee’s
Mrs Roe and Elize Roe Depart After Visit
Mrs C M Roe and her daughter Miss Elize Roe, guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Zenner for a week, left today for Mansfield after their visit.
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C. M. Roe
Elize Roe
Henry Zenner
Mansfield
Great Lick Telescope Sets Sights On Tiny Star
The great Lick telescope aims to observe a star so minute that 30,000 such stars would be needed for visibility to the naked eye.
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Great Lick
Auction sellers arrested for selling apparel lack license in Athens
M and I Schuman and Bert Hoss conducted an Athens auction from April 4 to 11. They were arrested in Logan and brought to Athens on charges of selling wearing apparel without a state or local license. They pleaded ignorance, arraigned before Squire Rose, trial set for Monday at 1 pm, released on $500 bond.
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M. and
I. Schuman
Bert Hoss
Athens
Logan
Squire Rose
Taft Club Hearing Praises Mason Speech on Taft Policy
R M Mason superintendent of Sunday Creek Coal company spoke to the Taft club last evening. He argued that future policies must serve the people and named William H Taft as the qualified leader. The meeting was called the most enthusiastic and beneficial in the club's history with a lively Lightning Quartet performance.
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Mason
William H. Taft
Lightning
Inmate James Blackwddd Declared Insane. Transferred to Asylum
James Blackwddd, longtime inmate of Ross county infirmary for twenty years, was adjudged insane by the Ross county probate judge and moved to the asylum today. The ruling formalizes his commitment under county probate proceedings.
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James Blackwddd
Ross County
William LeRoy Cullison to wed Hulda Beougher in Deanville
The license for marriage is issued for William LeRoy Cullison 22 a miner and Hulda Beougher 23 of Deanville. The bridegroom Harry B. Seamon 25 a farmer and Bessie Metcalf 16 of Broadwell are noted as parents securing the license.
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William LeRoy Cullison
Miner
Hulda Beougher
Deanville
Harry B. Seamon
Farmer
Bessie Metcalf
Broadwell
Bride
Girl Committed to Delaware Industrial School
Mary Hickman a 13 year old girl from Nelsonville was sent to the Girls Industrial School at Delaware. Sheriff Webster took her to the institution on the early train today after Probate Judge Lynch ordered the commitment Friday afternoon. The judge found the girl in poor hands and ruled the mother’s access must be cut off.
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Mary Hickman
Athens
Nelsonville
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Webster
Lynch
Arbor Day Exercises at Sugar Creek School
The mine No. 210 school on Sugar Creek held Arbor Day activities Friday led by Miss Jessie Weiss, featuring tree planting and student vocal performances. Mr. R. M. Mason of Athens gave an instructive address on Arbor Day’s purpose and lifelong benefits, with several visitors attending.
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Mine No. 210
Sugar Creek
Jessie Weiss
R. M. Mason
Athens
Pneumonia Sufferer Reports Recovery With New Discovery
Jesse P Morris of Skippers West Virginia recalls a near death from pneumonia in 1906. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid relief after two and a half bottles, claiming it is the best cough and lung remedy worldwide. Sold with guarantee at Kee s Drug Store with 50c and 1 00 prices and a trial bottle free.
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Jesse P. Morris
Skippers
W. Va
Dr. King
Kee
Stepmother Appointed Guardian in Kennedy Case
In probate court Mrs Bridget Kennedy was named guardian of her step daughter Miss Mary B Kennedy. Mary owns a valuable corner on West Union Street opposite the B and O depot valued around 15000 dollars. Aunt Margaret Hickey opposed but witnesses testified and the court sided with the step mother.
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Bridget Kennedy
Mary B. Kennedy
Kenney
West Union Street
Margaret Hickey
Miss Kennedy
Wreck Delays Labor Train on Hocking Valley Run
A small wreck on the Hocking Valley branch between Gore and New Straits ville at Peach Grove delayed the labor train yesterday morning. The engine and tender left the track but no serious injuries occurred. Engineer McKee and fireman were uninjured. The wreck crew cleared the line and the train resumed service later in the day.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Gore
New Straitsville
Peach Grove
Buck
McKee
Wrinkles Reveal Worry Over Unsolvable Causes
The quote notes that every facial crease traces to anxiety about problems that cannot be eased by worry. It frames worry as an ineffective force, urging relief through acceptance or action rather than rumination.
Peruna touted for catarrh and hay fever relief
Mrs. Mayme B. Smith of Columbus Ohio endorses Peruna for catarrh and hay fever noting remarkable relief. The article explains hay fever as endemic catarrh from local irritants such as vegetable emissions and ragweed, and warns treatments vary in effectiveness with Peruna not guaranteed infallible. Man a lin the Ideal Laxative.
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Mayme BR. Smith
East Mound St
Columbus
Ohio
Evolution poem echoes through time in Langdon Smith tribute
Langdon Smith, famed war correspondent and Brooklyn writer, dies. His enduring work is the poem Evolution, widely reprinted, tracing love across eras from tadpole to mammoth with vivid, mythic imagery and a plea to renew love in a timeless arc. The piece blends science and romance, celebrating endurance of spirit.
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Langdon Smith
Brooklyn
New York
Smith
Quarrel Over Pipe Leads to Replevin Ruling
In Nelsonville Tony Blum faced Squire Comstock Thursday over a pipe taken from Sam Longley’s barber shop. A verdict awarded Longley the pipe plus $5 and costs totaling $12.30 after both claimed ownership. Longley had earlier offered to sell the pipe for $2. Other items note a pain remedy ad and tea cultivation plans in China, plus trained Russian falcons tested for dispatches.
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Nelsonville
Tony Blum
Squire Comstock
Sam Longley
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