Busy Days for Day Officers in New England
New Haven Conn August 27 Prohibition enforcement in Connecticut shows mixed results with over half a million dollars in confiscated whiskey and valued liquor seized. About a hundred motor and pleasure vehicles used in bootlegging are impounded, and nearly three hundred agents face Judge Edwin S Thomas on September 28 for Volstead Act violations. Thomas McAuliffe leads state enforcement with fourteen assistants.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Boston Post Road
Greenwich
New York State Line
New York
New England
Bridgeport
Edwin S. Thomas
Thomas McdAuliffe
Baseball game box score highlights for Dixie team
The game featured two base hits by Schackert and Dixie, with Robinett stealing twice and E Courtney and Triplett each stealing once. A double play was turned by C Courtney to B Courtney. Robinett drew four walks while Crabtree had none. Robinett struck out four and Crabtree three, with a balk charged to Crabtree. The duration was two hours and thirty five minutes, umpired by Schoonover and Hampton.
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Doanville
Logan
C. Courtney
Doanville AB. R. H. PO E Dixie
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Schackert If Eeene
Birtcher c
Cc. Courtney
B. Courtney
McCombs
Triplett
Pyles
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Robinett
Eees
Ee Ee
Logan Jergen
Eeqeseeverd
Schackert
Dixie
E. Courtney
Crabtree
Robinet
Balk—Crabtree
Schoonover and Hampton
Divorce Suit Filed In Local Court Alleges Adultery
Anna E. Hashbarger of Athens sues Jacob B. Hashbarger in common pleas court for divorce and alimony alleging adultery and cruelty with Hazel Sommers. They have three children. Also William Evener petitions a writ of error after conviction for keeping a liquor sale place, bond set at 750 dollars for release. William Moorhead sues James J. Smith doing business as Smith Auto Sales for 275 dollars claiming a misrepresented auto and seeks return of cash and cancellation of notes.
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Anna E. Hashbarger
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Jacob B. Hashbarger
Hazel Sommers
William Evener
Bailey Run
Evener
William A. Moorhead
James J. Smith
Smith Auto Sales Company
Moorhead
Smith
No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit
Quit tobacco aid No-To-Bac promises to curb cravings with a simple mouth tablet. It claims rapid relief from urge and offers a money back refund if the user remains craving free. The advertisement also notes the product is made by Cascarets owners and touts reliability. An English botanist reports purple nasturtiums grown despite sunlight exposure.
Red Cross Health Drive Expands in Athens County
Through the Nelsonville and Athens county Red Cross chapters and the county board of health with state help, Athens County lays out a health program. Two public health nurses are hired, two more to join, with Miss Anne C. Munn named supervising nurse. Programs include school medical inspections, prenatal care, baby welfare, and tubercular examinations, all under physician supervision.
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Nelsonville
Athens County
American Red Cross
M. D. Hughes
John R. Sprgue
U. S. Public Health Service
Lionccaber
Red Cross
Ohio State Museum displays vast Ohio and Northwest relics
The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society opens its stone building near the university gates with thousands of artifacts from mound builders to World War I trophies including Captain Edward V. Rickenbacker items. The free exhibit runs weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring relics from the former relic room and much more.
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Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Ohio State University
Ohio
Northwest Territory
Old
America
Edward V. Rickenbacker
State House
Teachers Toiled As Sun Shines
New York Aug 27 Public school teachers face return to classrooms next month as they worked through summer. The piece notes many taught under economic strain while others enjoyed a sunlit break and reflects on the impact of high prices on the teaching corps.
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New York
America
Urging a New Land Policy to Protect Forests
Charles Lathrop Pack spoke at a foresters conference urging action for fire protection and a $1,000,000 yearly federal share, plus a $2,000,000 annual appropriation to acquire forest land. He warned of $30,000,000 yearly timber losses and pressed expanding protection by federal, state, and private owners.
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New London
N. I
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Forestry Association
Pack
Society For the Protection of
New Hampshire
George W. Sisson Jr
American Pulp and Paper Association
R. 8. Kellogg
American News Print Service
Henry S. Graves
United States
Germany
Denmark
Holland
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Women Should Take Warning Over Health Decline
A New York Assembly of women warns that healthy women are rare and urges focus on health. The piece cites headaches backaches and depression as signs of organic derangement and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It notes a worm gear for small electric motors reducing speed 28 to 1 and mentions European invention of artificial wood from autumn leaves compressed with binding material.
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New York
Rheumatism Cure Offered Free Mail-Order Claim
Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse New York advertises a free rheumatism remedy promising complete, lasting relief after years of suffering. He states he has helped many bedridden patients aged 70 to 80 and asks readers to mail their name and address to receive the remedy at no cost with payment only after proven satisfaction.
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Mark H. Jackson
Durston Bldg
Syracuse
N. Y
Jackson
Best Money She Ever Spent on Dreco Remedy
Mrs. Eliza Price of Athens reports fifteen years of catarrh relief after two bottles of Dreco. She cites improved breathing, no morning head noises, better sleep, and resolved backache, gas, and constipation as Dreco targets the stomach liver kidneys nerves and digestion. The herbal remedy contains no iron mercury potash acids or oils and is sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co.
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Eliza Price
Brown Ave
Athens
Creco
Dreco
Cline Pharmacy Co
No Residence Available For O. U. Profs
Ohio University faces a housing shortage as professors struggle to find homes in Athens. President Alston Bilis and President Ellis urge state action to fund and build faculty housing at reasonable rents to attract and retain educators.
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Enene
Ohio University
Athens
Ellis
Paper Supply Cut in 1921 By International Paper
New York August 26 The International Paper Company announced it will set 1921 print paper contracts at 80 percent of this year’s allotment. The cut is due to scarce fuel cars and pulp wood and officials do not expect normal output next year.
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New York
Thag International Paper Company
For Sale and Rent Classified Notice
For sale 140 feet of store shelving and drawers 45 feet counters Hickman's Pharmacy Nelsonville 9 25 7. For rent three furnished rooms for light housekeeping 38 Short 81 Bell phone 803 8 24 38. Wanted girl for general housework no laundry Mrs J M Hyde both phones 8 24 3 at oerv A mm
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Hickman’s Pharmacy
Nelsonville
Bell Phone
J. M. Hyde
Community visitors and family guests noted across Guysville
Residents and relatives from The Plains Nelsonville Stewart Athens and Chicago hosted and visited over a series of days. Grace Matheny Floyd The Plains visited family. Frank Willard hosted Willard relatives. Lee and Murphy guests joined Stewart gatherings. Cray McLaughlin Bass etc. Ada Burleigh and Emma Ligat seen in town. Bible Christian conference attended at Graham Chapel. Try a Messenger Want Ad.
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Grace Matheny
Floyd
the Plains
Clara Metcalf
Alex Willard
Frank Willard
Willard
Lee
Nelsonville
Olive Murphy
Stewart
Ella Pierce
C. C. Cray
Ralph McLaughlin
G. W. Pierce
Chicago
J. A. Bass
Delaware
Ada Burleigh
Harry Jackson
Robert Calvert
Pierce
Guy
J. C. Stewart
C. A. Wiseman
Joseph Stewart
Athens
D. W. Cornell
C. DB. Stewart
Emma Ligat
M. L. Woodard
John Porton
Graham Chapel
Chesser
New Marshfield
George
Three Greeks Murdered Near Canton in Jealous Land Dispute
Sheriff directs search for three foreigners in connection with the killings of Greek agronomists Mike Zol and George Krelopes on a Canton area farm last night. Bodies bear knife wounds and bullet holes. Neighbor Mrs. George Simmons witnessed the crime.
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Canton, O
Cathon
Miké Zolgraphistas
George Krelopes
Canton
George Simmons
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Nville
C. E. Scott
M. E. Street
Gold Standard Oil Co
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Connetts Church
Jack Pritchard
Deanville
Board of City School Examiners
Cana
D. A. Ferree
Facery
Guysville
Racine
McCune Tire& Accessory Co
Sonatthe Inel Gectibian Gesee Duanien
H. E. Nice
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