Eilsonville News Briefs From Hospital to Home
In Eilsonville the town relays hospital reports as Parry of Nelsonville was sent to Carmel hospital after a cough and accident with a pick on the New York 'amley Run. Several residents travel for visits, with updates on Jean, Master Jimmy Smith, Mabel Shafer, the Silcott family, Blackburn, Bumgardner, Meachem, Sharp, Morris, and others returning from trips to Columbus, Michigan, and Penn.
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Parry
Nelsonville
Carmel Hospital
Tuesc
W. Cable
New York
Amley
s+ jean
Columbus
Mr. and
Murgan
Myers
Jimmy Smith
Kansas Contractor Claims Korex Restores Youth in Weeks
A 74 year old Kansas contractor testifies that the korex compound restored vigor and memory after three weeks of use. He says pain and weakness disappeared, eyesight improved, and he feels as young as 35. Similar anecdotes from others accompany a money back trial offer by Melton Laboratories in Kansas City.
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Kansas
Thomas J. Glascock
Mr. Glascock
J. W Wood
New Orleans
Hollister
Cal
Melton Laboratories
Melton
Kansas City
Wife Held After Death of Husband in Chicago
Mrs. Russell M. Canning was jailed after police found her husband dead from a gunshot at their Chicago home following a violent quarrel reported by neighbors. The wife cried that he killed himself as officers acted.
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Chicago
Russell M. Canning
Atlanta
Driver to face manslaughter charge after dentist killed
Cleveland experiences a mob scene as Albert Wing is arrested for manslaughter following a late night collision that killed Dr Roy S Millman a well known race man. Wing allegedly failed to stop after striking the dentist who had just stepped from a streetcar. Dr Millman died en route to hospital.
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Cleveland
Albert Wing
Roy S&s Millman
King
Millman
Wing
Police Find No Illicit Liquor in Nelsonville Homes
Officers Lines Siebert and Coak ley, acting on state tips, searched two or three Nelsonville residences including Billy Young on Mill Street and a Mrs Green on Canal Street. They found no indications of illicit liquor in either home.
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Siebert and Coakley
Nelsonville
Billy Young
Mill Street
Mrs. Green
Canal Street
Night blooming cereus blossoms at Mrs. Lewis home
A night blooming cereus attracted visitors to the porch at 56 Adams Street Mrs. Delia Lewis hosted guests to view the rare bloom. The plant blooms only at night and, though large and fragrant, fades within hours. Last summer the plant produced seven flowers. this year two have bloomed with 14 buds expected soon.
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Delia Lewis
Adams Street
Bootlegger Arrested in Jacksonville Sting
Officers Lines and Coakley, back from assignments, hid in an alley in Jacksonville where they arrested Thomas McMamany and a young man after seizing one pint and two half pints along with a whiskey glass. McMamany pleaded guilty to possession and was fined 2606 dollars plus costs, with bond set at 1000 dollars for the charge of selling and transporting. The other suspect was not arraigned.
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Lines
Coakley
Jacksonville
Thomas McMamany
Siebert
McMamany
Justice of the Peace Tucker
Chauncey
Clean Up Day At Church With Election Of New Rooms
Thursday is cleanup day at the church with volunteers asked to work until finished. Painters are completing redecorating of two auditoriums and lighting system changes in the old hall. New carpet is chosen for the pulpit choir loft aisles. a Sunday School picnic is planned at Rising Park Lancaster on August 16 with round trip at one third rate. A stereoptical lecture 64 slides on Tut Ankhamen packs the service followed by an evangelistic message The Buried Talent.
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Rising Park
Lancaster
Egypt
King Tut
Buriea
Illness Update From Columbus After Appendectomy
Word from James Ceope after an appendicitis operation at Grant hospital Columbus reports he is not recovering as rapidly as hoped. His mother Mrs. George Ceope remains at his side.
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James Ceope
Grant Hospital
Columbus
George Ceope
Cow Calls Teach Singers in Rural Lesson
A girl learns to sing by calling cows while others learn cow calling by singing. The note highlights a playful cross training between music and farm life.
Chauncey Condolences and Church News Highlight Local Travel
Chauncey residents attend funeral in New Straitsville for cousin Robert Kirkley. Local Church of God delegates travel to Springfield for the annual camp meeting. Mrs. Margaret Lence heads to Columbus then Cleveland after visiting Chauncey relatives. A mix of visits, services, and social gatherings are noted across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rackam
Charles Leffler
New Straitsville
Robert Kirkley
C. H. Givens
John Loper
Elia Cunningham
Amanda Sayers
Fred Grandstaff
C. Sayers
Walter
Elia Tedrick
Springfield
Church of God
Margaret Lence
Ella Tedrick
Columbus
Cleveland
Quarrel Over Tax Ends With Arrest In Frost
A dispute over unpaid taxes on a lot led to Sheriff McKinley removing Jean Linton from the Russell home. Linton, intoxicated, threatened with a shotgun, though none was found. He was jailed in Athens to sober up and later arraigned on intoxication charges, pleading guilty and paying a $19 fine plus costs.
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Vrost
McKinley
Linton
Athens
Hennig
Sir Sidney Low Defends English Wit Against European Misconceptions
In London, Sir Sidney Low rejects the view that English people are dull and slow. He argues England remains merry and full of amusement at heart, praising English resilience during World War I and noting Americans’ brisker pace. He defends traditional English character while lampooning stereotypes.
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London
Eng
Singland
Fir Sidney Low
Great Britain
Sir Sidney
Merrie England
Military coup fears grip Peking as police watch parliament
Reports indicate another military coup may emanate from Pao-Ting-Fu or Tianjin with daily expectations in Peking. Marshal Tseo-Kun orders police to strictly monitor parliamentary activities.
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Peking
Pao-Ting-F U
Tien Tsin
Tseo-Kun
Indians Claim Ancestry to Fight Pensions Case
In Reno Nevada four Joe family members Annie Toe Brown Minnie Joe Winnie Joe and Jim Washoe insist they descend from Captain Joe and seek records to prove Captain Pete and Sarah Jim are imposters in the federal pension funds case. They allege Captain Joe helped loan guns during an early Piute uprising and demand a copy of the working record to support their claim.
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Reno
Nevi
Captain Pete
Sarah Jim
Turkish Bath Tragedy Prompts 5000 Dollar Claim
Mike Vakatek sues for 5000 dollars after a Turkish bath incident where the steam room was left on trapping him. He crawled out through a broken window to escape, alleging injuries from the heat and heat exposure.
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Wammoni
Ind
Mike Vaketek
Vakatek
Tobster
Yaksieck
Adam V Yaksick
Younger Filipinos Not Ready for Self Rule Says Alba Jr
Manila sugar planter son Manilo A. Alba Jr says younger Filipinos educated in American schools do not seek independence now. He notes older leaders want government but fear Japanese or other powers if U S leaves. The youth prefer continued American guidance and are wary of abrupt change.
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Yorkville
Philippines
Manilto A. Alba Jr
Manila
Youne Alba
Chicago
Altho
Alba
Janan
United States
Contro
Nicaragua Expands Sarsaparilla Export Trade
Nicaragua pursues a growing export business in sarsaparilla, leveraging regional demand as cross border trade develops. The article notes increasing shipments to foreign markets and suggests potential growth in related agricultural sectors.
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Nicaragua
Sarsaparilla
Ice Plant Explosion Shocks Queens
Brooklyn police report an explosion at an ice manufacturing plant in Queens. Ammonia fumes prevented firefighters from approaching the scene this afternoon.
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New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Premier Smuts Is Not Seriously Ill in Capetown
Premier Jan Christian Smuts, based in Capetown, is described as not seriously ill. He remains a leading adviser in British Imperial affairs and was reported in today’s dispatch from South Africa on August 2.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
Bank employee charged with embezzling funds in Toledo
Elmer Gwinner, 20, former teller at the Second National Bank, was arrested today in Toledo on a charge of embezzlement for allegedly taking about 2701 dollars over several months from depositors’ accounts while employed at the bank. authorities say he had a gambling problem.
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Toledo
Second National Bank
Elmer Gwinner
Ile
Connecticut Labor Leader Warns on Home Distilleries
New Haven reports Patrick B. O'Meora, president of the Connecticut Federation of Labor, says 75 percent of Connecticut homes retain stills for liquor making after a study. He cites thousands of children apprenticed to home distilling and urges stronger enforcement to avert disaster.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Patrick BP. OY
Meora
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Menara
Vo Tng
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Penn , New York
Mabel Shafer
George Silcott
Mrs. Sheridan
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Baby
Mrs. Bumgardner
Mrs. Fouty
A. G. Meachem
Mary Margaret
C. C. Sharp
Rebecca
CM. Morris
Michican
Breck
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Nelsonville Loan & Savings Association
J. H. Saltz
JILE
Colonial Building
Jacksonville Rad
Christian Churchie
Quality & Service
W. J. Keck
Logan
Caroline Harvey
George Kock
Ellis Avenue
Matt Kilpatrick
Chhildren
Tolay
L. C. Strausbaugh
Jin High Street
Warren Border
Peter Pendergrass
Gail Firgins
Chaunncey
Edward
Willie Higgins
G. B. Courtney
Sarah Dridgewater
Dughter
Erle Bridgewater
Hird Street
M. E. Ladies Aid
Guy Brookins
Millfield
Mi Tun Brookins
Marie Syx
China
Post TE Gambeing
Suis Ai
Mey Barna
Navarre
W. B. Drake
Quality
Hamburg
Postoffice
West Union
Oscar Fulton
Overland and
Willys-Knight
Nelsonville Buick Co
Nelsonville Lumber Co
McCune Overland Co
D. A. Williams
Lew Corwin
Nelsonville and Vicinity
McCune- Overland Co
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