Thurber & Yeo Medicine Co Claim Cure Result
A Chester reader reports that Thurber and Yeo Herb Wonder cured his 14 year old son’s bladder weakness after two and a half bottles. The ad claims wide use for constipation liver kidney and bladder troubles with 50 cent bottles or six for 2.50. Available through The Cline Pharmacy in Athens The Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville and H. B. Smith's Drug Store in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
W. Va
Thurber & Yeo Medicine Co
Thurber & Yeo
A. M. Kirkwood
Indiana Ave
W. V
Gale
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Nelsonville
Fountain Pharmacy
Pomeroy
H. B. Smith's
Frank Super Heads to Buffalo for Vacation
Mr. Frank Super departed today to Buffalo New York to join his brother Prof. Ralph Super and begin a vacation together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Super
Buffalo N. Y
Prof
Ralph Super
Grover of Baltimore Visits Athens Parents
Mr J W Grover from Baltimore visited Athens yesterday and spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs H W Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grover
Baltimore
Athens
H. W. Grover
Miss Mary Edwards Heads Out on Two Week Vacation
Mary Edwards departs for a two week trip visiting Columbus Buckeye Lake and Cleveland planning tours and sightseeing across Ohio cities.
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Mary Edwards
Coumbus
Buckeye Lake
Cleveland
Mr C T Moore Visits Lancaster Family Cottage
Mr C T Moore travels to Lancaster to spend one week with his family at their cottage on the camp grounds.
Local Residents Return From Ten Day Visits
Mr. Jack Sweeney returns from a vacation exploring the northern part of the state and the lakes visiting Columbus Canton Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hunter of Second Street come home after ten days with friends and relatives in Zanesville Fil to Columbus.
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Jack Sweeney
State
Lakes
Columis
Canton
Cleveland
Toledo
Detroit
Arthur Hunter
Second Street
Zanesville
Filo
Columbus
Runyon and McPhersons Take Buckeye Lake Outing
Mr and Mrs William G Runyon and daughter Ilia motor with Mr and Mrs Arthur McPherson and their son Arthur Jr to Buckeye Lake for a week long outing.
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William G. Runyon
Ilia
Arthur McPherson
Arthur Jr
Buckeye Lake
Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson To Visit Bloomingburg
Mr and Mrs H G Jefferson plan Sunday morning motor trip to Bloomingburg to stay one week with Mr and Mrs W F Jefferson, the parents.
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H. G. Jefferson
Bloomingburg
Mr. Jefferson
Mrs. W. F. Jefferson
Miss Anna Mae McKinstry Undergoes Adenoids Removal
Miss Anna Mae McKinstry daughter of Mr and Mrs A R McKinstry of 78 Richland Avenue underwent a successful adenoids and tonsils operation Thursday at Gallipolis hospital. She was accompanied by her mother and aunt Mrs J K Jolly of Youngstown.
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Anna Mae McKinstry
A. R. McKinstry
Richland Avenue
Gallipolis Hospital
J. K. Jolly
Youngstown
Mrs Joachim Returns From Weeklong Visit Across Counties
Mrs. Theodore Joachim returns home from a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Savage in Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Keiser of Pomeroy. Mrs. Sarah Drummond of Columbus accompanies her to spend a few days with friends in Athens and vicinity.
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Theodore Joachim
Richland Avenue
Ralph Savage
Middleport
Jacob Keiser
Pomeroy
Sarah Drummond
Columbus
Athens
Visit Totals Add to Nelsonville Trip With Mitchell Family
Mrs Harry Mitchell and her two children Charles and Lucile and Mrs Charles Mitchell spent Friday in Nelsonville visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett. Their daughter Mary returned home with them after a two week stay with Marys grandparents and her uncle.
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Harry Mitchell
Charles
Lucile
Charles Mitchell
Nelsonville
Walter Bennett
Mary
Dearford Sisters Visit Grover Family in Portsmouth
The Misses Jessie Margaret Mayme Genevieve and Mabel Dear ford of Portsmouth are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Grover at 240 East State Street, traveling 135 miles from Chillicothe via Lancaster in five hours. Mrs. B. T. Rose returns from a six week Buffalo visit with Miss Elizabeth Cochran and plans to resume her school duties in Hopedale after a Columbus stop to see Dr. and Mrs. Henry G. Williams and the Scott family.
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Jessie
Margaret
Mayme
Genevieve
Mabel Dearford
Portsmouth
H. W. Grover
East State Street
Chillicothe
Lancaster
B. T. Rose
Buffalo
N. Y
T. L. Schrantz
Elizabeth Cochran
Schrantz
Hopedale
Rose
Columbus
Henry G. Williams
Scott
Cotton Use Drops Sharply in July
Washington August 13 The Census Bureau announced that cotton consumed in July excluding linters totaled 410120 bales down from 525489 bales in July 1920 signaling a large year to year decline in fiber usage.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Opera Heard 800 Miles Away by Wireless Telegraphy
An opera performed in Berlin was distinctly heard 800 miles away through wireless telephone transmissions, showcasing the reach of early long distance audio technology and signaling a breakthrough in broadcasting.
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Berlin
Red Cross Clothing Drive Aids Europe in Winter
The Red Cross led by Attorney M. D. Hughes calls Athens area residents to donate clothing for central and eastern Europe. A collection day will be scheduled next week with depots at C. B. White in Troy township and New Marshfield townhouse, plus Athens township depot led by Mrs. Carl Fuller.
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Europe
Athens County
Red Cross
M. D. Hughes
Athens
Dora Barth
Troy Township
C. B. White
Carl Fuller
Athens Township
New Marshfield
Charles Burt
Literary
Red Cross of
America
Hold Zanesville Boy After Death of His Comrade
Private Walden Paden of Zanesville remains jailed at Port Clinton awaiting military action. He is suspected in the shooting death of Private Harold Darr of Zanesville the previous Monday. Officials stated the investigation is nearing completion and will await a full report before taking definite steps.
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Zanesville
Camp Perry
Walden Paden
Port Clinton
Paden
Harold Darr
Darr
United States negotiates separate peace treaties
The United States government is negotiating separate peace treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary. After reports the German treaty is close to signature state department officials said Austria and Hungary treaties have begun as well.
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United Press
Washington
United States
Germany
Austria
Hungary
State Department
Athens County Dep Lt Auditor Reports Tax Rate Decrease
Deputy auditor Harry Riley announced most Athens county taxing districts show lower tax rates than 1920. Rates, prepared for December 1921, were sent to the state tax commission for approval after budget requests for schools townships and municipalities. Athens township 20.30 mills Athens city 20.80 mills pending commission approval.
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Harry Riley
Athens County
State Tax Commission
Riley
Columbus
Tax Commission
Athens Township
Athens City
People of Wakatimi Dance in Canoes
People in Wakatimi New Guinea perform a traditional dance aboard canoes moving along the shore showcasing cultural flair and maritime heritage. The scene captures communal celebration with rhythmic paddling and synchronized steps amid coastal scenery.
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Wakatimi
New Guinea
Athens Guard Unit Leaves for Camp Knox Ky
The second Athens guard unit Battery 3B 125th Field Artillery Ohio National Guard sails Sunday at 3 42 am for Camp Knox Kentucky. Forty seven men plus four officers join Captain Montgomery Campbell who organized the unit and earned federal recognition. Two weeks of training near Louisville include fire control discipline and horse care with athletics and swimming on the schedule.
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Athens
Athens Guard
125Th Field Artillery
Ohio National Guard
Camp Knox
Tomorow
France
Camp Perry
Montgomery Campbell
Campbell
Ohio University
Field Artillery
Ohio
Canton
Columbus
Dresden
Zanesville
Akron
Galion
Portsmouth
Mansfield
Toledo
Jis
John Hibbard
Tom Morgan
George Rickards
D. W. Hand
War Department
Louisville
National Guard
Brooklyn Beats Giants on Two Wild Pitches
Brooklyn scored three runs on two wild pitches by Toney to defeat the Giants. Kelly hit a two RBI homer with two men aboard. The Browns handed the Indians their fifth straight loss.
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Brooklyn
Toney
Giants
Kelly
Browns
Indians
Baseball scores from major leagues and leagues
American Association games featured Louisville 4 Columbus 2 Toledo 7 Indianapolis 3 St Paul 11 Kansas City 7 Kansas City 5 St Paul 3. National League Pittsburgh 12 Chicago 9 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 8 New York 1 Philadelphia 10 Boston 5 Philadelphia 4 Boston 0. American League Cleveland 6 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 8 8 New York 6 St Louis 3 Detroit 1.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee Eee
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Toledo Se
Columbus
Pittsburg Et
New York
Boston Eeee
Brooklyn Eee
OS ET Ae
Cincinnati Eee
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Eeereen
Philadelphia
Toledo
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Detroit
Germs and the Blue Devil Cleanser Ad
A playful strip compares germs to lye attacking hands and markets Blue Devil Cleanser as a protective solution. The line suggests chemical strength and a cautionary tone in a vintage print ad.
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Blue Devil Cleanser
Mob tarred itinerant preacher in Oskaloosa
Infuriated by alleged unpatriotic remarks about Americans fallen in France a mob said to include former servicemen seized Rev W L Wilfond at a tent meeting drove him to the countryside and tarred and feathered him before releasing him after he promised to leave town police later ordered the tent meetings discontinued.
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Oskaloosa
France
W. L. Wilfond
Big Wrestling Show Promises Record Nelsonville Night
Gotch returns to the ring next Monday in Nelsonville after Sisson postpones the big match. Cap tain Marter of the U S A wrestling team to meet Gotch in a semi final while Sisson faces Hamilton in a time limit bout. Romaro of Athens meets Miller of Nelsonville as the undercard with doors opening at seven and a live band.
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Young Gotch
Kotsonaros
Columbus
Sisson
Nelsonville
Gotch
Hocking Valley
Captain Marter
Marter
Hart
Hamilton
Romaro
Athens
Miller
Kolsonaros
Ambitious amateurs invited to Opera House talk by famed figure
A notable figure plans a Monday afternoon appearance at the Opera House to explain holds to ambitious amateurs. Whether he wins or loses in Columbus, he is described as a wonderful man and worth seeing.
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Opera House
Columbus
McGraw’s Bold Trades Fail to Deliver Giants Pennant
New York Giants owner John McGraw faced criticism for spending and trading to chase a pennant. The acquisitions of Irish Meusel Red Causey and Casey Stengel backfired as Meusel underperformed in hitting and fielding. Causey and Stengel’s form waned leaving the left side weakened and prompting calls that substantial young talent was sacrificed for short term gains.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Meusel
Red” Causey
Casey Stengelt
Giants
Pilburg and Boson
Maerell
Clarter
Phils
Walker
Henline
Cash
Causey
McCraw
Pittsburg
Pat Moran
Rube Marquard
Reds
Ment
Cincinnati
French Lady Champ Here For American Title Bid
Mlle Suzanne Lenglen, French tennis star, arrived in New York aboard the Paris to contest the American women's championship and to begin an exhibition tour of the United States in support of devastated France.
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Champ
New York
Suzanne Lengren
Paris
France
Baseball Scoreboard Recap From Yesterday’s Games
Burleigh Grimes allowed one run over two innings as the Robins beat the Giants 3 to 1. Pirates widened NL lead with a 12 to 9 win over Chicago. Babe Ruth hit his 44th homer but the Yankees fell 8 to 6 to the Athletics. Cleveland topped the White Sox 6 to 1 as Red Faber struggled. Phils swept the Braves 10 to 5 and 4 to 0. Tigers lost 2 to 1 to the Browns. Reds beat the Cards 3 to 2 for three straight."
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Burleigh Grimes
Robins
Giants
Pirates
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Athletics
Cleveland
White Sox
Red Faber
Covey
Braves
Phils
Scott
Smith
Bobby Jones
Leonadr
Tigers
Browns
Reds
Mind must be armed to disarm world view Seattle
H Wickham Steed editor of The London Times in Seattle explains Lord Northcliffe’s world disarmament remark. He says disarming the mind means shedding aggressive prejudices while keeping an open view. England should see the United States as a friendly country, not beholden to old loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Lord Northcliffe
H. Wickham Steed
The
London Times
Northcliffe
Steel
England
United States
Final heat narrows field in Fisher Allison trophy race
The last fifty mile heat in the Fisher Allison trophy race for displacement in the International Power Boat contests narrows to Rainbow Buffalo Orlo 38rd New York and Miss Sterling Toronto as contenders.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Rainbow Buffalo
Orlo 38Rd
New York
Miss Sterling
Toronto
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Robinson and Johnson
W. D. Robinson
May Avenue
William Johnson
Harmon Easler
J. F. Robinson
James Johnson
B. Vorhes
Ww. Cc. Jones
Womans Benefit Association of the Maccabees
W. F. Shepherd
D. R. Zenner
West State Street
J. F. Albright
Inldaw
H. C. Baker
Paul Ll. Albright
South High Street
Leo Schaeffler
Marguerite Taylor
Mrs. H. M. Taylor
South College Street
Crossen
B. W. Davis
Blanche
Delle Finsterwald
Frank Finsterwald
Niagara Falls
Misses Finsterwald
T. M. Pickering
Misa Nelle Pickering
Leon Lawson
G. CC. Lawson
FE. O. Huggins
Ruth
Harry Slaughter
East
H. B. Lee
Mercer County
Lee
Bluefield
Isaac E. Ash
Sunnyside Drive
Ash
Mrs. Lee
H. T. Phillips
Helen
Bebe
Johnson
Fern Street
Oakland
Wheaton Hardware Co
Anard
LEGO
Red Cross of Athens Co
Ars A Quick
L. C. Martin
Penny Ante
Hey Eddie
Kentucky
HOW
American Association
Pastor Tarred
Czar of
Willard
Keenan
Senger
Millikan
Jack of All Trades
Automotive Battery & Electric CO
Westinghouse
Minro Electric Service
Westinghouse Batteries
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