Local Pharmacies Listed for Sale in Athens Area
Sold by E. R. Lash Athens The Cline Pharmacy Co Athens Taylor and Son Coolville Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville F W Gibson Amesville J E Drury Glouster Clines Pharmacy Albany The list details multiple Athens area pharmacies offered for sale and their sellers.
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E. R. Lash
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Taylor & Son
Coolville
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
F. W. Gibson
Amesville
J. E. Drury
Glouster
Cline’s Pharmacy
Abany
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Gains Approval for Hair Care
An archival tip promotes mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentle and greaseless. It advises avoiding alkali in soaps and commercial shampoos, says a small amount creates rich lather that cleanses scalp and hair without damage, and notes it is cheap and widely available.
More Negroes Indicted in Chicago Rioting
Twenty three more negroes, bringing the total to fifty four, were indicted today for alleged rioting in Chicago during the four days of trouble last week. Eight of the defendants face murder charges as the August grand jury wrapped up, with state prosecutors reporting no evidence of white participation.
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Chicago
Ohio River Stages Reported for Key Ports
Ohio river stages for several locations show slight changes. Point Bridge 6.3 feet stationary. Herr's Island 6.4 stationary. Davis Island 9.3 stationary. Beaver Dam 8.3 rising. Parkersburg 10.1 stationary. Pt. Pleasant 11.9 rising.
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Ohio River
Pittsburg
Point Bridge
Herr's Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Pt. Pleasant
Clemenceau to Attend League Meeting in Washington
Premier Clemenceau is expected to participate in the League of Nations gathering slated for Washington this autumn, according to Echo de Paris.
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Clemenceau
Paris
League of Nations
Washington
Echo de Paris
Nelsonville York Township Sets Special School Election
York township board of education schedules a special election for Tuesday August 12 to vote on a two mill levy to address a $2000 debt. The township schools say funds are needed to operate properly. In Franklin Street news Miss Orpha Casey of Lake City Iowa visits at a dinner hosted by Miss Mary Howe.
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York Township
Board of Education
Orpha Casey
Lake City
Mary Howe
Franklin Street
Casey
Nelsonville
Fred Long
Clyde Littler
Freda Smith
Martha Keister
Esther
Helen Verity
Ohio
Athens County
Arbuckle
Old Reliable
Franklin
Golden Sun
Callie
Bell
Citizen
Ohlinger & Wolf Corner Chestnut
Harper Sts
Funeral Services for Jonas Patton Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Jonas Patton were held Thursday at 1 30 p m at the Christian Church conducted by Rev. Johnson. Burial was at Logan beside a daughter. Waldo Chute was a business visitor in Columbus Thursday. Sherman Sprankel left Thursday for Lancaster after visiting his father in law. Miss Susie and Margaret Clark are visiting Columbus. John Dabrity left Thursday for Berkley California. Mrs George Spears returned Thursday to Norwood Ohio after visiting her parents. L F Carpenter spent Thursday in Columbus on business.
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Jonas Patton
Christian Church
Rev. Johnson
Logan
Waldo Chute
Columbus
Sherman Sprankel
Lancaster
Lafe Hawkins
Susie
Margaret Clark
John Dabrity
Berkley
Cal
George Spears
Norwood
Charles Reynolds
L. F. Carpenter
Foreign Missionary Society Hosts Evening in Church Parlors
Mesdames Ralph Howe Will Patton Charles Kentner Will Bland and S S Lane were hostesses last evening to the Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian Church in the church parlors. Mrs Lane led a splendid program with readings and papers. A special hour followed with refreshments for thirty guests.
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Ralph Howe
Will Patton
Charles Kentner
Will Bland
S. S. Lane
Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Nelsonville School Board hires six teachers and urges support
The Nelsonville City School Board approved six hires Maggie Nelson Helen Reynolds Elizabeth Zellar Mabel Poston and Altha Rickards. The piece urges voters to pass a school levy to address a county deficit and stresses the vital nature of education for hundreds of pupils.
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S School Board
Marguerite Nelson
Helen Reynolds
Elizabeth Zellar
Mabel Poston
Altha Rickards
Obituary Notice for Mrs Isaac Juniper
Mrs Isaac Juniper a lifelong resident of this city died at her home on Kent street this morning after an illness of several weeks She was widow of the late Isaac Juniper a respected longtime resident Five daughters survive Mrs Charles Vorhes Mrs Fred Wilson Miss Inez and Miss Alice all of this city and Mrs L H Bannister of Toledo No funeral arrangements have been made
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Isaac Juniper
Kentner Street
Juniper
Our City
Charles Vorhes
Fred Wilson
Inez
Alice
L. H. Bannister
Toledo
For Sale Half Interest in Pool Room and Hot Dog Stand
Classified ad lists a half interest in a pool room and hot dog restaurant at 101 Columbus St. with date stamps 8-6-7. Nearby, a gas range like new offered for $35, valued at $55, with contact via 664 West Washington St. 8-7-3-p.
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Columbus St
West Washington St
Phonograph Bargains at Sauter’s in Nelsonville
A dealer advertises exceptional tone and wear quality phonographs at below cost. Limited stock remains for new models including the Sauter Acuta at Jones Depot Nelsonville Ohio and similar bargains.
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Sauter
Jones Depot
Nelsonville
Talk Of Milo Delayed UAT Market Closes
Congress prepared to hear a potentially momentous presidential message from Wilson as a joint session was set for 4 p m after a quorum formed in the house. The senate had already approved the resolution. 223 members were present, seven over the minimum. Markets in New York and other eastern cities closed at 3 p m.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Wilson
House
Senate
New York
Ohio governor bans riot race films in state
Governor Cox ordered the Ohio board of movie censors to prohibit displaying any pictures of race riots in Ohio. He said such films could provoke prejudice or unwanted discussion.
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Columbus
Cox
Ohio Board of Movie Censors
Ohio
Ice Cream Social Announced by Local Ladies Group
A charitable ice cream social is announced at the Factory church for Tuesday evening August 12. The event is organized by a group of young ladies and seeks strong neighborhood cooperation.
Merigan Probe Ordered Today
The Senate ordered an investigation into the Mexican situation and a report on measures to prevent a recurrence of events causing deaths and property damage to Americans. The resolution grants broad powers to probe killings of Americans, destruction and confiscation of property and claims since Diaz’s retirement, with findings and recommendations to be laid before the Senate if adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Diaz
Trutona Praised By Portsmouth Woman In Local Ad
Mrs Lertha Lanham of 601 West Market Street Portsmouth reports relief from a long list of ailments after using Trutona the tonic promoted by a local Athens drugstore The Cline Pharmacy Co introduces the remedy to the community with testimonials about easing constipation bladder and kidney trouble stomach pain and general weakness.
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Portsmouth
Lertha Lanham
West Market Street
Ortsmouth
Trutona
Athens
Cline
Lemon Remedy for Sunburn and Tan Skin
A vintage ad promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a cheap freckle sunburn and tan lotion. It claims quick whitening and gentle effect on face neck arms and hands. The copy emphasizes harmlessness and broad use by women.
Advertisement Praise From Guion Drug Store
The best advertisement any merchant can have is a satisfied customer. Guion Drug Store in Guion Ark reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has sold for years with perfect satisfaction as a recommendation from E B Milburn proprietor.
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E. B. Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Store
Guion, Ark
Ashland Lady Praises Trutona Benefit
Mrs M Manley of Ashland Kentucky reports strong relief from stomach issues and constipation after using Trutona a few days. She says breakfast now sits well requests better sleep and improved appetite. The Cline Pharmacy Co introduces Trutona in Athens.
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Ashland
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Congress Gets Together for Wilson Address
Washington August 8 Congressmen rushed to reach a quorum for President Wilson to deliver his high cost of living address at four p m Members hoped to avoid delays if a roll call is demanded and would support concrete proposals to pass necessary laws said Senator Gronna chairman of the agricultural committee
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senator Gronna
Agricultural Committee
Glouster News Notes Real Estate and Local Elections
For sale small six room frame dwelling with slate roof in good location and outbuildings in Glouster. Car collision injures none of K M section crew except a finger for Miles Rutter. Glouster voters to cast ballots next Tuesday at four precincts. Trimble township and Glouster propose a two mill school levy for one year. Local officials and residents travel and visit with friends in nearby towns.
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P. O
Glouster
Urbancrest
Miles Rutter
Jree’s
Gordon
Trimble Township
Chicago Hikes Street Car Fares After Strike
Chicago Aug 8 city attorneys prepare to sue surface lines over a 1907 five cent fare contract while street cars and elevated lines charge seven and eight cents respectively today. The state utilities commission raised fares due to an eleven cent per hour wage increase after last week’s four day strike. Public reaction remains good natured.
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Chicago
State Utilities Commission
MacKenzie King Named Liberal Leader of Canada
Ottawa August 8 W L MacKenzie King is chosen as the new Liberal leader defeating W J Fielding at the national convention by 476 to 438 King supported the late Sir Wilfrid Laurier and succeeds him as party head.
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Ottawa
Ont
W. L. MacKenzie King
Canada
Fielding
King
Wilfrid Laurier
Calder urges home loan banks to boost U S housing
Senator Calder of New York told a Senate session that the nation is about one million homes short of demand and urged action to stimulate building. He proposed government backed home loan banks to provide two billion dollars for construction and warned rents will stay high without more homeowners.
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Washington
United States
Calder
New York
Senate
Congressional
Ripley native Ben Miller visits city after overseas service
Ben W. Miller of Ripley West Virginia, a Ohio University alumnus and former lieutenant, played for the UEF F championship football team overseas. He was a noted Ohio athlete several years ago and is in the city looking up friends.
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Ben W. Miller
Ripley
W. Va
Ben
O. U
U. EF. F
Ohio
Five Prisoners Escape From County Jail
In Warren on August 8 five prisoners tunneled under a jail wall to flee last night. Roy Walters and Israel Judson, both negroes charged with horse stealing and wanted in Sharon Pennsylvania for burglary, were among the escapees. Also escaping were Charles Alexander Andrew Monach and Tony Tamunick held for minor offenses.
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Warren
Roy Walters
Israel Judson
Sharon
Robery
Charles Alexander
Andrew Monach
Tony Tamunick
Clara Gives Up Her Hubby for Her Dad
A nationwide eight week search for Clara 18 who left Medicine Hat Alberta and wed Isadore Friedman of Cincinnati ended when R Erwin of the Canadian Pacific Railroad located the couple near California Ohio. Clara chose to stay with her father and return home with him. Friedman agreed to release her.
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Cincinnati
Clara
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Isadore Friedman
R. Erwin
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Erwin
California
Ohio
Housing Construction Demand in United States Grows
The article notes yearly U S needs about 3 billion dollars for building construction to meet demands, with roughly two thirds aimed at housing. It argues housing demand drives rapid construction and disposal of units.
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Ings
United States
Foster Returns to National Capitol
Congressman I. M. Foster left Thursday evening for the national capitol to attend the joint session of the house and senate at three o clock Friday afternoon. President Wilson is slated to address congress on the food situation. Foster has been in Athens for a few days gathering citizen views on food and other legislative matters.
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I. M. Foster
National Capitol
House
Senate
Wilson
Congress
Mr. Foster
Athens
Lawmakers Open Annual Picnic With Banquet in Akron
The 83rd general assembly reunion began in Akron with a banquet hosted by the chamber of commerce. Congressman Martin L. Davey spoke as Governor Cox was held in Columbus over the food probe. Other speakers included Lieut. Gov. Clarence J. Brown and House leaders. The group planned a Turkeyfoot Lake retreat where talks on a possible special session and remedial legislation tied to the cost of living probe were expected.
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Akron
83Rd General Assembly
Chamber of Commerce
Martin L. Davey
Cox
Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Rupert Beetham
House
C. R. Kimball
FE. J. Hopple
Turkeyfoot Lake
California Senator Objects to Motion Picture Location Credits
A California senator objects to films not naming actual shot locations. He cites scenes shot near Lake Tahoe and argues California should receive proper credit for its scenery. If needed, he may push a law to require location disclosure by film companies. Embargo halts freight to Richmond amid rail strike. Clock works inspected as city plans a tower relocation. Troop trains to Camp Tyler with Red Cross service noted. soldiers and departures described.
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California
Lake Tahoe
Canadian Northwest
Athens
Camp Tyler
Red Cross
Union Station
A. E. FE
Union Depot
Troop One Heads to Camp With Cottage and Boat Aid
Superintendent Morgan arranged Troop One Boy Scouts annual camp at Buckeye Lake. They secured a cottage with a screen porch and rented a motor boat plus row boats to serve all. The cost per Scout is seven dollars fifty cents, covering train fare and all camp expenses. A final planning meeting is set for Saturday August 16, and Coach Rupp is invited as guest.
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Morgan
Buckeye Lake
Boy Scouts
Hocus Po
Rupp
Principal Reinstated At Glover School In Akron
Prof. J. L. McFarland, ousted as Glover school principal, was reinstated by the Akron board. He receives a one year leave of absence and a salary of 1800 dollars for the year.
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Akron
J. L. McFarland
Glover
Board of Education
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