Working Girls Look Here Testimonial From St Louis
Mrs. Lou Lucas of 719A Vandeventer Street in St Louis describes relief from back pains fatigue and nervous fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound She states she could return to work at Swift Packing Company and urges others to try the remedy for similar troubles.
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St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Swift
Lou Lucas
Vandeventer St
Lydia Ebinkham
Lucas
Coal Operators Break From Fair Price Pact
Washington Aug 15 secretary Hoover said nearly all producing coal operators have abandoned the fair price agreement and are charging higher prices. He warned Congress must enact legislation to curb rampant profiteering as a result.
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Washington
Secretary of
Commerce Hoover
Congress
Reed Will Again Run Things in the Queen City
Bud K. Hynicka was reelected chairman of Hamilton county Republican central committee. A protest by Mayor Robert Long alleging Hynicka’s non residency was filed with the board of elections regarding his certificate as sixth ward committeeman but will be ignored since it should have been filed before the primary.
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Cincinnati
Bud K. Hynicka
Hamilton County
Republican Central Committee
New York
Board of Elections
Sixth Ward
Robert Long
Knight
Hynicka
Private Glenn J. Winger Returns to Quantico
New Marshfield private Glenn J. Winger of the Eighth Machine Co Fifth Reg U S M C has returned to Quantico Va after a visit. The Fifth Regiment was part of about 5000 marines who hiked from Quantico to Gettysburg in July reenacting Civil War battles. Mr and Mrs Emmett Boden and three children of Atlanta Ind and Carl Boden of Akron are guests of J E Herron and family and other relatives.
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Glenn J. Winger
Eighth Machine Co. Fifth Reg
Quantico
Gettysburg
Battefield
Emmett Boden
Atlanta
Ind
Carl Boden
Akron
J. E. Herron
Jealous Lover in Toledo Park Ends with Self‑Inflicted Gunfire
In Toledo on August 14 John Williams shot himself three times after a passerby flirted with his girlfriend in a local park. Doctors say he may recover. The report also notes that the oldest known bank notes were issued in China 2837 years before the Christian era.
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Toledo
John Williams
China
Diamonds Ar Ouaager Today Country Over New York
Reports of a near scarcity of high grade diamonds in Europe explain part of the dip in U S imports for the year ended June 1922 The Trade Record of The National City Bank of New York notes U S diamond imports totaled about 32 million in the year just ended about one third of two years prior Despite slowing imports the U S still holds about half the world’s diamond supply based on 1918 estimates The article lists production values for five major fields South Africa Brazil India German Southwest Africa and Borneo and notes most rough diamonds are cut in Europe with only a portion imported directly to the United States. Pecan oil can be used as a substitute for olive oil.
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New York
Europe
United States
National City Bank of New York
South Africa
Russia
India
German Southwest Africa
Borneo
Brazil
Netherlands
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Keen Kutter Tools Backed by Liberal Guarantee
Common Sense KEEN KUTTER goods please the eye and satisfy the longing for good materials. We recommend the Keen Kutter line and it is backed by a liberal guarantee.
Moava Dental Cream Promises Relief for Pyorrhea
An advertisement touts Moava Dental Cream as a cure for pyorrhea and gum disease. It claims rapid action and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied, urging readers to buy at McKee Drug Co. and follow simple at home directions.
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McKee Drug Co
Entente Fractures Over German Indemnity Crisis
London reports Britain's opposition to France's demands on German reperations as the allied conference collapses. The German mark plunges to 4225 per pound, with fears of a French economic crisis if Paris acts alone. Belgian and Belgian leaders express anxiety while Italian support backs Britain’s stance. Premier Poincare seeks to block any indemnity moratorium and telegraphs M Dubois, inter allied reparations commission chair.
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London
Europe
Britain
France
Germany
Preimier Poincare
Paris
Great Britain
Poincare
Varis
M. Dubois
Inter-Allied Reparations Commission
Germans Decide Berlin Payment Under Clearing Procedure
The German cabinet announced it could pay 500000 pounds sterling on private debts owed to ten allied citizens, instead of the 2000000 pounds demanded by Premier Poincare. The settlement will be made under the clearing procedure.
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Berlin
Poincare
Ohio Man Is Fleeced of His Mortgage Fund
Charles Covert of Cincinnati stopped in Toledo on a trip from Philadelphia to pay his mother's mortgage. A stranger drugged him at Central Station after finding him unconscious in an empty lot. His $300 fund was reduced to $27, and Covert said he worked nine months as a waiter in Philadelphia to save for the mortgage.
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Toledo
Charles Covert
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Central Station
Covert
Worker Stricken Dead Crossing Bridge in Cincinnati
Anthony Pickelman aged 64 a lathe hand from Bellvue Kentucky and Cincinnati worker collapsed and died Monday night after finishing his shift while crossing the bridge home to Bellvue Cincinnati authorities report the death occurred after work hours.
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Cincinnati
Anthony Pickelman
Bellvue
Athens County Fair Promises Variety and Giants of Wildlife
The Athens county fair returns August 22 23 24 and 25 with a varied program headlined by two South African boa constrictors Rajah 26 feet long and 247 pounds and a 14 foot baby with 75 pounds spectacles include fireworks nightly Wednesday through Friday and a grandstand saddle horse show Entries pour in with livestock poultry horticulture and home crafts competing for prizes. Horse show and snow show ring added for saddle horses. Entries due noon August 21 to secretary C M Gill.
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Athens County
Rajah
Niagara Falls
Vesuvius
C. M. Gill
Sleeveless Pattern for Youths With Unique Closing Design
The pattern for a sleeveless style appeals to both youths and adults with a distinctive closing. Sleeves join to an underbody with lining and overlays at open fronts crossed by tabs. Suited for summer with short sleeves and comfortable for cool weather with long sleeves. Cut in four sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years. A 10 year size needs 4 yards of 40 inch material. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Farmers' Wives Eager for the Scientific Home
Washington August 14 1921 extension agents with farm women conducted 11000 home management demonstrations. Reported results include 12000 homes built or remodeled 7000 kitchens rearranged 65000 homes screened 5000 water systems 4000 septic tanks and 7000 lighting systems installed.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Investment service plan eyed by Athens County groups
Athens County farm bureau leaders discussed an investment service to educate investors and report on companies. a September 11 meeting will decide whether county organizations pledge to form the group. The effort aims to disseminate securities information and promote impartial investor education under the banner Before you invest invest igate.
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Athens County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
E. L. Wilson
New Marshfield
Farm Bureau
E. C. Anstaett
Investigation Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Ruhr Basin described as industrial powerhouse of Germany
The Ruhr Basin shows dense industry with Krupp works at Essen, major towns along the Rhine, and a population density higher than Rhode Island. It spans from Duisburg to Aachen with Mainz nearby and Worms as Protestant history center, illustrating France’s leverage over Germany’s debts.
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Washington, D. C
France
Rhingsland
Ruhr
Germany
Prussia
National Geographic Society
Rhineland
Rhine Province
Rhenish
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Krupps
Coblenz
Jtogne
Mainz
Wiesbaden
Aix-la-Chapelle
Dusseldorf
Pittsburg
Duisburg
Essen
Worms
Rome
Luther
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
Rhine
Ruhrort
Meuse
Meriden Resigns as School Board Member After Child Finishes
Meridian Mississippi August 9 Gus C Kendall a school board member has resigned as the last of his children has grown old enough to quit school. Mrs John G Min niece winner of the council race is the first woman to hold the post in Meridian chosen by the Civic club. She defeated Monroe Keeton who had mayor Parker's backing and whose supporters number was only the mayor's vote before the mayor moved to make the election unanimous.
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Meridian
Miss
Gus C. Kendall
John G. Minniece
Civic Club
Parker
Monroe Keeton
Baker Allen Neff Missing After Note Blames Strike for Business Troubles
Police seek Allen Neff a baker who vanished after leaving a note yesterday blaming strike conditions for business troubles and hinting at self harm. Detectives case is listed as a missing person inquiry with no further details provided.
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Tolmdo
Allen Neff
Former Judge Corn Files Expense Report in Attorney General Bid
E. E. Corn of Ironton shows expenses totaling 1114 dollars in his recent Republican bid for attorney general. The filing was submitted to Secretary of State Smith.
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Columbus
E. E. Corn
Ironton
Smith
Concealed Weapon Ruling Ties Car Gun to Threat
Judge Meredith Yeatman of the Cincinnati Police Court holds a revolver in a man's car as dangerous as a concealed weapon on his person. Police found the gun in John H. Butzner's car before his saloon. he was fined $100 plus costs.
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International News Service
Cincinnati
Meredith Yeatman
John H. Butzner
Butzner
Rural women raise high bred chickens in extension clubs
Farm women in agricultural extension poultry clubs produced 2,083,127 standard bred chicks last year and earned 1,617,047.83 dollars from sold poultry products. They also kept a supply for home use, according to the Department of Agriculture.
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International News Service
Washington
Agricultural Extension
Department of Agriculture
Wealthy Guests Targeted by Con Men in Mt Clemens
In Mt Clemens Michigan wealthy visitors at a fashionable summer resort lose at least 25000 dollars weekly to confidence men. Civic leaders plan fast action to eject the suspects who use wire tapping and other common schemes, with victims declining to reveal names.
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International News Service
MT. Clemens
Mich
Confcience
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