Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mitchell Mother
Mia Pearl Monyhan of Mitchell Indiana reports relief from neuralgia and renewed strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during pregnancy. She says three bottles helped and her baby weighed seven pounds at birth. she praises the product for maintaining health during maternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Pearl Monyhan
Mitchell
Ind
Lydia EK
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mags
Ap . Pinkham
Cardus praised by Palmyra woman for relief from pains
Mrs. Chas. T. Fuller of Palmyra writes that in 1811 she suffered dull and sharp pains, back and head troubles, but after using Cardus for several weeks her strength returned and she could work easily. She urges other women with female troubles to try it, saying it has helped thousands for over 40 years and is sold at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Mich
Chas. T. Fuller
Cardus
Apelle
Eamnee
Sally
Roger
Stephen Torance
Roger Landis
Road Petition to Athens County Board for Public Improvement
Undersigned residents near the proposed route petition the Athens County Board for a public road to run from the pike between Charles residence and the bridge southwest to first flow south west of barn then along the hollow and northwest to a Buckeye tree. Hearing set for August 6 1918 with viewing of the road and final hearing by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Athens County
Ohio
Peti Loners
Chas Rte
Hent Migen
Herbert Downey
John Douglas
Hollis Evans
County Bd
The Little Mother and Shack 3 by Zoe Beckley
Sally faces a wartime moral test as Roger asks about love and Steve's dangerous mission. A Paris note promises adventure for Steve Torance while Sally and Roger travel through a war torn countryside toward a turning point in their lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Little Mother & Shack
Zoe Beckley
Heart and Home Problems: Marry for Love or Money
A letter from JULINTE asks whether to marry a fiancé who is a chemist with a modest salary but good character. The reply says love matters more than wealth, and if he earns enough to support them, marry and help him in business if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Julinte
Mothers Chaperone Weekend Plans and Hair Care Advice
A note from Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson discusses chaperone logistics for a weekend with one or two mothers needed to supervise boys staying at a hotel. It also covers crude oil as a hair treatment with application guidance and multiple washes to remove the product.
Should a seventeen year old attend a school dance
A girl asks if she should accept a dance invitation from a shy boy when she does not like him. The counselor suggests she is too young for dances outside school parties and that her parents’ wishes may pressure her to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Refusal to Kiss a Boyfriend With Grace
A teen writes asking how to decline a boyfriend’s kiss without hurting his feelings. Dora advises a direct, firm refusal and to end discussion on the topic, stressing that the girl should not kiss him and should not dwell on the matter.
Dear Mrs. Thompson letter about a wartime marriageask
A reader asks what to do about marrying a boyfriend going to France soon. The adviser suggests staying home during the war so the girl can keep her job and home, and that the boyfriend should wait if he truly loves her. A second inquiry asks if it is okay to invite boys along on a camping trip with girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
France
Oily Skin Care Advice and Homemade Lotion
A reader asks about oily skin. The response recommends a homemade wash using boracic acid, hazel distillate, and rosewater to use two or three times daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Alberta
Childs Vest Pattern in Various Fabrics Offered
The pattern can be made in batiste dimity dotted swiss lawn organdie crepe silk or lingerie materials. Waist front may feature lace or embroidery to mimic a vest. Sleeves can be wrist or elbow length. Pattern comes in sizes 4 6 8 10 years. Size 6 uses 2% yards of 36 inch fabric. Illustration mailed for 10 cents or stamps.
Mills Meat Market Closing For Funeral Day
Mills Meat Market will be closed all day Thursday August 8 on account of the funeral of Henry Mills in New Straitsville. Local notice from Mills.
Ohio War Board Calls for U S Labor Recruitment Drive
The Ohio War Board announces a nationwide effort to enlist idle workers into essential war industries via the U S Employment Service. Public cooperation from employers and employees is urged. Restrictions on private recruitment apply to common labor for now, with later expansion to skilled labor and specific exceptions for railroads farm labor and small establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio War Board
United States
U. S. Employment Service
Department of Agriculture
Gimper Emblem Tales From World War I Hat in the Ring
Article recounts the hat in the ring squadron emblem used by American airmen in France, led by Eddie Rickenbacker. It describes the derby style hat with stars and stripes, crosses painted for German planes, morale effects, and a Christy Liberty Girl poster used for motivation. Includes later political notice about State Senator candidate and coal law details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Eddie Rickenbacker
Roosevelt
Germany
Doug Campbell
Doug
Gimper
Howard Chandler Christy
Health 13 as good as ever now she says
Mrs. Allie King of Cincinnati reports her health improved after using Tanlac the famous tonic. She says she used to feel run down nervous and tired and slept poorly but after two bottles her appetite nerves and sleep improved and she now feels as well as ever. Tanlac available at Cline's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie King
East Eighth Street
Cincinnati
Mrs. King
Tanlac
Cline’s
Social Guests and Visits In Green's Run Area
Local families hosted and visited relatives and friends across Sugar Creek Glouster Taylor Ridge and surrounding towns. Notable gatherings included Sunday guests for Mr and Mrs Floyd Porter Lavella Porter and others at Snyder home and various dinners with Leake Kinney Leake families. A funeral for Dr S Koon drew attendees from Glouster and nearby communities.
Local Social Roundup Includes Departures and Death
Saturday evening and Sunday here with his parents. Mrs. James Lantz is in Trimble the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Lantz. Miss Freda Cobb of Glouster assists Mrs. Robert Snyder with housework. Miss Nellie Gill spent Monday in Buchtel. Mrs. Fred Leake and daughter Ada spent Tuesday in New Lexington. Mr. William Turvey and daughter Novella of Buchtel were here Monday evening, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hixson. An aeroplane passed overhead Saturday causing excitement though it was too high to see, but heard clearly. The sad news of the death of Mr. F Gillespie of Trimble reached here Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lantz
Trimble
William Lantz
Freda Cobb
Glouster
Robert Snyder
Nellie Gill
Buchtel
Fred Leake
Ada
New Lexington
William Turvey
Miss Novella
W. H. Hixson
F. Gillespie
Gillespie
Vanderhoof Social News Notes and Local Visits
Misses Rosa and Isola Conant visit near Albany while Peter Doderer and his mother call on friends in Vanderhoof. Guy Davis visits Athens for a business trip. Ethel Tearfont stays with her brother A. T. Jeffers. Ora Davis returns from Marion. Mrs. Frank Fair and family travel to Pomeroy on business. Rain is badly needed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa
Isola Conant
Albany
Peter Doderer
Vanderhoof
Guy Davis
Athens
Ethel Tearfont
A. T. Jeffers
Ora Davis
Marion
Frank Fair
Pomeroy
Cockroaches Rats and Mice Said to Be Easily Killed
The article promotes Stearns' Electric Paste as an easy solution to kill cockroaches water bugs rats and mice. It claims simple package directions and overnight results at low cost, urging households to use the paste to rid homes of pests.
Latrobe Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
D F Morrison and wife of Stewart visited T E Fitch Sunday. Grace Morrison left for Pittsburg for an extended visit with brother Arthur Morrison and wife. Mina Soliday and Bernice O Neil of Logan were Mildred Fitch s Sunday guests. Norma Keller was an Athens visitor Saturday. E D Morrison and wife visited relatives in Torch. R A Frame telegraph operator at Guysville is off duty at home. Mrs T E Fitch and daughter Audrey shopped in Parkersburg Tuesday. T E Fitch was in Chillicothe on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Morrison
Stewart
T E. Fitch
Grace Morrison
Pittsburg
Arthur Morrison
Missea Mina Soliday
Bernice O'Neil
Logan
Mildred Fitch
Norma Keller
Athens
E. D. Morrison
Torch
R. A. Frame
Guysville
T. E. Fitch
Audrey
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
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Catherine
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Robert
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This Place
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Lottie Cannon
Harriet Morris
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Er. S. Koon
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Ed Mingus
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