How Chiropractic Was Accidentally Discovered
Harvey Lillard lost his hearing after a fall and regained it following a vertebra adjustment by Dr. D. D. Palmer of Davenport Iowa. Palmer proposed that misaligned bones disrupt nerve flow, causing disease, and noted thousands of chiropractors practice spinal adjustments with notable results. He urged spine examination if illness seems hopeless.
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Harvey Lillard
D. D. Palmer
Davenport
Iowa
Mr. Lillard
United States
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor Athens Nat Bank Bidg
Notice lists J. D. Haskins as a chiropractor located in the Athens National Bank Building in Athens Ohio. The item records professional office details and address for public notice.
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Chiropractor
Athens Nat. Bk, Bidg
Athens
Local News Briefs from Zanesville and Athens
Mr. Farel Hart of Zanesville, formerly of Athens, made a business visit Tuesday. Harry Bartlett returned home after several days in Cincinnati. The Women's Music Club meets Thursday at 7:30 with guest night. Mrs. J. P. Wood rests at home from Baltimore. Dr. Cot ton is her nephew. Mrs. Fred Hoyt McCoy and daughters visit Glouster with George M. Williams. Townsend and John son go to Atlantic City for The Jeffrey Manufacturing Co. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett plan a move to Kansas City after visiting Athens and Nelsonville. Edna Copeland sails from New York to Europe on Mauretania with six companions for a three month tour of France, England, Italy and Belgium.
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Fred Hoyt McCoy
Lois
Betty Hoyt
Glouster
Edna Copeland
Europe
New York
Mauretania
France
England
Italy
Belgium
Sadie Pettit
Harrisonville
Lillian Jones
Pettit
Athens
Columbus
H. E. Sullivan
Il’. R. Alkire
Local News From Harrisonville And Athens
Mrs Sadie Pettit visits in Athens after returning from Harrisonville and Columbus where she saw relatives. Hig Kale and family travel from Chicago to Boston with a plan to move to Portland Maine for their son to study voice in a conservatory. Don Chadwell heads to Toronto after his brother Les Chadwell hospitalised from World War I injuries, detailing wartime trenches and surgeries.
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Hig” Kale
John Kale
Chicago
Portland
Maine
Boston
Don Chadwell
Toronto
Canada
Leslie Chadwell
Millfield
J. R. Sands
Nelle’ Bahrman
Victory Institute meeting at Presbyterian church
An all day session of the Victory Institute of the W C T U is scheduled Thursday at the Presbyterian church. Sessions start at 9 30 A M with Mrs J Frank Smith state lecturer speaking in the morning and afternoon. Athens Union will host a countywide picnic lunch at noon.
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Presbyterian Church
Victory Institute
The
J. Frank Smith
Athens Union
Pythian Sisters Toast Miss Besse Graham Before California Departure
The group gathered at their hall last evening to honor Miss Besse Graham who left today for California for an indefinite stay. Mrs Mansfield played piano as games sparked merriment and the guest shared fond recollections of the evening before refreshments were served.
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Besse Graham
California
Elizabeth Mansfield
Marriage of Dora M Clifford and Arthur D Worthing
Relatives and friends in this city announce the marriage of Dora M Clifford formerly of this city to Arthur D Worthing of Byesville. The ceremony occurred at the Free Methodist church in Cambridge with Rev. Guy C Williams officiating on Saturday April 24. The bride resided with her grandmother Mrs. James Morrison at 44 Stimpson Avenue. The groom works in the portrait business in Byesville, and they will reside at 221 Euclid Avenue.
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Dora M. Clifford
Arthur D. Worthing
Byesville
Free Methodist Church
Cambridge
Guy C. Williams
James Morrison
Stimpson Avenue
Euclid Avenue
Vera Schneider Murder Reported in Pontiac Case
Vera Schneider a 19 year old telephone operator was found strangled on a porch at an abandoned house in Pontiac Michigan. Prosecutor Gillespie said Allen Best of Flint confessed the murder claiming she asked him to kill her as she tired of life.
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Pontiac
Mich
Vera Schneider
Gillespie
Allen Best
Flint
Best
Miss Schneider
Englishwoman Violet Cooper Refuses American Doughboy at Sea
Violet Cooper, a young English woman, turned down a U.S. doughboy she awaited at sea and sailed home aboard the Mauretania after losing her love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Violet Cooper
Mauretania
Shafer Sues Roach Over Bicycle Injury in Athens
In Athens this morning the Shafer versus Roach case reached the jury. Shafer seeks 35 dollars alleging Roach’s negligent driving struck a bicycle owned by his son while parked along the curb. A quick trial followed with four witnesses and a verdict for Shafer.
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Leroy R. Shafer
Albert C. Roach
Court of Justice
W. J. Warrener
Shafer
Roach
Athens
Gabriel South
John Jewell
William Austin
Frank Steinmeyer
Dean Linscott
W. H. Duckler
J. M. Chapel
Lee Elliott
Lewis Dailey
W. H. Pratt
W. S. Wollett
C. E
Kincade
Suit between coal firms settled this morning
The Sherman Banks Coal Company and the Rice-Hocking Coal Company reached a settlement this morning ending the suit between the two coal firms.
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Sherman Banks Coal Company
Rice-Hocking Coal Company
Cure for a Severe Cold Helps Child in Illinois
Mrs Frank Crocker of Pana Illinois reports her five year old son Paul suffered a winter cold that settled on his lungs with terrible coughing. After trying medicines with no relief she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the first dose helped, continuing until he was cured.
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Paul
Chamberlain
Frank Crocker
Nelsonville Supports Harding by Narrow Margin in Primary
Nelsonville April 28 Senator Warren G Harding carried the city by 21 votes with 179 to 158 for Wood. Hiram Johnson had four votes and Hoover one. Fewer than 350 ballots were cast in this light turnout primary.
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Nelsonville
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Wood
Hiram Johnson
Hoover
Senate seeks floor for peace resolution and Versailles revival
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee meets to advance the peace resolution while senators from both parties begin reviving the Versailles treaty. Senator Knox plans a new five point draft repealing the war declaration restoring prewar status with Germany and seeking amity or equivalent terms. Senator Underwood aids efforts to secure a treaty agreement and press for Wilson to re submit.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Underwood
Wilson
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
House
United States
Germany
America
Yanks Take First Game With Swedes
Antwer p April 28 America defeated Sweden 7 to 6 in Olympic hockey. The United States advances to face Czecho Slavia to decide the runner up in the tournament.
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YANKS
Antwerp
America
United States
Minstrels Return to Headline Local Show Opening
The Seventh Way Sunday school class plans its sixth annual minstrels on Friday May 7 featuring forty boys with Baird and Hawkins as stars. Harold Wise Baker Young Carl Wilson Merrill Atkinson Ernest Algeo and Harold Graham perform alongside Dana Chase William Moser Richard Daggett Floyd Brown Arthur Howard Vercoe Murphy Robert Keenan and John Rose. An eight piece orchestra backs the acts plus a Waterloo one act piece by Conan Doyle with Walter Porter and his clowns. Chart opens at McKee's next Thursday.
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Peepul
Mohicans Minstrels
Baird
Hawkins
Harold Wise
Baker Young
Carl Wilson
Merrill Atkinson
Ernest Algeo
Harold Graham
Sweet
Dana Chase
William Moser
Richard Daggett
Floyd Brown
Arthur Howard
Vercoe Murphy
Robert Keenan
John Rose
Columbus
Mr. Morgan
Waterloo
Conan Doyle
Sir Henry Irving
Corporal Brewster
Jean Gist
Richard Dagget
Walter Porter
Chart
McKee
A Grateful Woman’s Story Promotes Foley Kidney Pills
A Terre Haute woman reports two years of kidney and bladder trouble improved after a few weeks with Foley Kidney Pills. She notes relief from backaches tired spells headaches and blurred vision as the pills help cleanse the blood and reduce impurities.
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Robert Blair
S. 20Th St
Terre Haute
Ind
Foley
Night scavenger resigns after home shooting in Dallas yard
In Dallas Henry Campbell a night scavenger shouted I ain't no target then resigned thirty minutes after a nervous householder fired a shot at him in the back yard. The incident ends with Campbell quitting on the spot following the alarm.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Campbell
Athens Township Board Reappoints Teachers and Sets Nine Month Term
The Athens township board of education met to review improvements at the school building. Supt. Gaskill recommends re-employing principals J A Hines and a list of teachers with credentials required. The nine month term is set for next year and a salary schedule aligned with state standards. May 8 meeting will hire teachers and review surveys and graduation details.
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the Plains
Athens Township Board of Education
John T. Hope
J. R. Baker
Harry A. Tipton
August Olson
William Roberta
Evans
Gaskill
Hines
J. A. Hines
Edith B. Brohard
Fern Syx
Ohio
Altho
Athens
Cleveland Back Wood In Presidential Preference
Cleveland and Cuyahoga county support General Leonard Wood for president. Wood led in the 22nd district while Harding won the 20th and 21st. Preliminary totals: Wood 19,850. Harding 11,560. Johnson 1,828. Hoover 1,316. Delegates at large favored Wood or Harding by sizable margins. local hospital bond passed, subway bond failed.
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Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Leonard Wood
Warren G. Harding
Wood
Harding
Johnson
Hoover
Boyd
Turner
Herrick
Willis
Galvin
Daugherty
Lectures on Internationalism by J Perry Wood at Athens church
The Athens Presbyterian Church will host a second series of Friday evening lectures in May led by Hon. J Perry Wood. The talks will cover Internationalism and serve as a supplement to Judge Sayre's Americanization series for young married people in the congregation.
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J. Perry Wood
Athens Presbyterian Church
Sayre
Physicians Fix New Fee Schedule Starting May First 1920
Ath ens physicians will charge day visits 2.50 in city and 3.50 for nil visits between 8 p m and 7 a m. Country day visits 2.50 plus 1.00 per mile. night visits 50 percent addition. Stop calls 2.50. Vaccinations 1.00 each. No office charge under 1.00. Telephone consultation charged. Minimum obstetrical fee 25.00 with extra for instruments, time, distance. Other charges rise with general price increases.
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Athens
Mayor la Bauer endorses Schroe der record holder
An English imperfect fragment notes Mayor la Bauer at Mitchell Meld endorsing Major R W Schroeder Dayton, holder of the world altitude record, as having a perfect constitution.
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Schroeder
O. K
New York
H. la Bauer
Mitchell Meld
R. W. Schroeder
Dayton
Hon J P Wood to Speak at Church Class Six Supper
Church announces a timely series for young married couples inviting them to attend the Class Six Supper at M E Church. Hon J P Wood will deliver an address and the event emphasizes appreciation for Mr Wood’s efforts and nightly attendance.
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M. E
J. P. Wood
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W. A. Moorhead
Cline Bidg
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Farel Hart
Zanesville
Harry Bartlett
Cincinnati
L. V. Brown
University Terrace
Baltimore, Md
Albertus Cotton
Dr. Cotton
H. H. Townsend
P. L. Johnson
Atlantic City
Jeffrey Manufacturing Co
D. W. Bartlett
Kansas City
Mrs. Bartlett
Newport, Ky
Cline Pharmagy CO
Athens, Ohio
Yank
Cleveland O
Dalton
R. A. Dalton
Caloric
Lash
Opera House
Chas. O. Pickering
North Court St
Steve Whase
Eesan
Buick
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Court and Carpenter
Linscott Garage
Chestnut ST
Watkins ST
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