Truce Changes Dublin To Friendly City In Wake Of Irish War
On August 26 1921 Dublin shifts from war capital to a peaceful city as troops from rival sides mingle freely. Civilians and soldiers share streets under a truce with open camaraderie while naval ships carry singing and ribbing between factions ending hostilities outside Ulster.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ulster
Royal Irish Constabulary
Black and Tans
Irish Republican Army
Tipperary
Irish Sea
England
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co ad in state fair notice
An Ohio savings firm advertises deposits during State Fair Week. It promotes safe convenient deposits for residents and non residents, accepting personal checks, with interest paid by mail or accumulation, and promises confidentiality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
West Gay &T
Columbus
Ohio
Get Rid of Ugly Freckles With Othine Double Strength
Advertisement promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning, one ounce usually enough to clear the skin, with money back guarantee if it fails.
Community Guests Share Weekend Visits
Lottridge L H Allen and Mrs L H Allen with Ralph Allen and Gerald Rhodahaver hosted Bruce Robinson's family Sunday. Lloyd De Moss of Chicago stayed with sister Mrs R W Watkins. Rexai Boggs moved in with Ed Rowan. Raymond Boggs had tonsils removed in Parkersburg last Thursday. William Blackwood hosted guests including Lyman Wells Maine Pitts burgh Wilbur Dodd and daughter from Barberton and Walter Barnhill of Youngstown. Lucy Windsor left Friday to visit daughter Mrs C W Townsend at Stewart. A L McBee and children of Clarksburg W Va visit Leroy Boggs. Aulmer Ackley and Ed Rowan attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Coolville Tuesday night. Mrs Aldo McKinley lists Grace Ross of Porter and Mrs Lawson of West Virginia as visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Allen
Allen
Ralph Allen
Gerald Rhodahaver
Bruce Robinson
Lloyd de Moss
Chicago
R. W. Watkins
Rexai Boggs
Ed Rowan
Raymond Boggs
Parkersburg
William Blackwood
Lyman Wells
Maine
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Dodd
Barberton
Walter Barnhill
Youngstown
Lucy Windsor
C. W. Townsend
Stewart
A. L. McBee
Clarksburg
W. Va
Leroy Boggs
Aulmer Ackley
Farm Bureau
Coolville
Aldo McKinley
Grace Ross
Porter
Lawson
West Vir
New Guinea Described as Unspoiled Savage Nation
National Geographic Society bulletin declares New Guinea the most unspoiled savage country with vast unexplored interior and a population near one million. It notes colonial divisions since 1885, proximity to Australia, and diverse Papuan cultures with unique housing, customs, and wildlife including the bird of paradise and bowerbird.
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Washington
New Guinea
National Geographic Society
Australia
League of Nations
Holland
Great Britain
Germany
Greenland
Philippines
Brazil
United States
Norfolk
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Lake Michigan
Terre Haute
Ind
Commonwealth
Mt. Whitney
Guinea
Africa
Thruout
Asia
Columbus Predicts Cold, Early Winter Ahead
Columbus reports a harsh winter outlook with predictions from goosebone prophets and scientists alike. Weather expert W. H. Alexander notes prior heat buildup and animal signs point to a cold season, forecasting a sharp temperature swing after a warm year.
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Columbus
Science
W. H. Alexander
Baku Oil Fires Highlight World Relief and History
Washington dispatches relay a long National Geographic Society bulletin on Baku oil wells alight after war era turmoil. The piece links fuel shortages to Volga relief plans and notes Baku’s ancient fires, tombs and mosques, plus Nobel Peace Prize ties and early 20th century regional fighting.
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Washington, D. C
Baku
National Geographic Society
South
Russia
Caucasus
The
Bulletin
Neva
Queen of Russian
Lower Volga
Volga
Surakhani
Zoroaster
Marco Polo
Shakespeare
Caspian
Bibi
Egypt
Naku
Persia
India
Malabar Hill
Bombay
Azerbaijan Republic
Enzeli
Batum
Black Sea
Alfred B. Nobel
Theodore Roosevelt
Elhu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Albert Abraham Michelson
Theodore W. Richards
Alexis Carrel
Hall of Remembrance to honor famous American women
The Woman's National Foundation plans a Washington Hall of Remembrance with a state column for revered women. Ohio candidates include Caroline Harrison and Lucy Webb Hayes among many pioneers, with public suggestions invited by mail to the foundation.
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Ohio
Woman’s National Foundation
George Barnett
Barnett
U. S. Marine Corps
Washington
America
Caroline Harrison
Lucy Webb Hayes
White House
Clendennis
Dennis
Sarah la Ferra
Woman's National Foundation
Connecticut Ave
N. W
Washington, D. C
Lemon Freckle Bleach and Dish Soap Ad
A vintage ad promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a freckle and tan bleach for the face neck arms and hands. It claims freckles and blemishes bleach out and skin becomes clear soft and rosy white. It also advertises Blue Devil dish washer for leaving no rings in pans.
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Blue Devil
Local Folks News From Marshfield and Nearby
New Marshfield Mrs Swaim of Athens was Sunday guest of her daughter Mrs W A Westfall. Other visits include Mr and Mrs H H Herron returning to Columbus after visiting Frank and Mrs Stewart. A daughter named Noe Virginia born to Mr and Mrs Garrett Collins. Lavada Young of Salem guests of John Smith family. Mason and Hoodlet families motor to Parkersburg and visit relatives. Efaw family home after week in West Virginia and St Clairsville Ohio. Lula Wilkes of Athens here to assist Marshfield Telephone Company. Mrs E J Wood and family of Columbus weekend with Dr and Mrs Porterfield. Porterfield and children visiting mother in Celina, return Saturday night. Edna Sherman of Barberton spending weeks with parents here. Richard Henry, operated on for tonsils and adenoids, recovering well. Mildred Felton returned to Pittsburg after two weeks here. J Hawk returned after days in Columbus. W Phillips and son and Mrs Beverage guests of relatives in Nelsonville. Dennis Rodkins of Mineral a caller Wednesday. Mrs Ed Davis and two sons of Grand Rapids Michigan guests of relatives. Mrs Mary Winning of Indiana guest of brother Peter Winning and family. Rev and Mrs Leslie Dabritz over Sunday guests at Carbondale.
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Swaim
Athens
W. A. Westfall
H. H. Herron
Columbus
Frank Stewart
Garrett Collins
Noe
Virginia
Lavada Young
Salem
John Smith
F. L. Mason
F. G. Hoodlet
Parkersburg
Floyd Efaw
West Virginia
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Lula Wilkes
Marshfield Telephone Company
E. J. Wood
Porterfield
W. D. Porterfield
Celina
Edna Sherman
Barberton
Richard Henry
Mildred Felton
Pittsburg
Phillips
Floyd Beverage
Nelsonville
Dennis Rodkins
Mineral
Ed Davis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mary Winning
Indiana
Peter Winning
Leslie Dabritz
Carbondale
Buro Phosphate Promises Health for Thin People
Advert reads that thin nervous individuals can gain healthy flesh and become sturdy and ambitious after taking Buro Phosphate for a few weeks, guaranteed by McKee Drug Company.
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McKee Drug Company
St Louis Wheat Receipts Break Daily Record
St Louis wheat receipts for July shattered previous marks with 9,767,000 bushels received from the exchange. The prior record stood at 8,613,101 set in 1918, while last month’s total reached 5,496,000 bushels. Early and good crops were cited as the reason.
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ST. Louis
Exchange
Crescent Ridge Threshing Featured in Local Farm Work
Mrs. A. Wolfe of Trimble spent several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B F Brown. The Crescent Ridge threshing feature highlighted farm labor and regional activity at the place.
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A. ©. Wolfe
Trimble
B. F.brown
Auto industry booms after dip in demand in New York
The New York auto industry shows renewed strength with a continued rise in demand for motor transportation after a short downturn. The recovery signals a robust sector for makers and suppliers.
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New York
Automobiles Signals Industry Recovery in 1921 Third Quarter
John C. Long of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce cites an index of recovery as passenger car output more than doubles from Q1 to Q2 1921 and trucks rise a third. He notes 87 percent of 1920 activity in Q2, with some makers at 136 percent and others at 67 percent, and predicts strong third quarter gains across related sectors.
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John C. Long
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United Press
Long
National Chamber of Commerce
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Agen
Truge
Glad Nation
Lottridge
Hughes
Charles E. Kes
Elihu Root
Philender C. Knox
George Sutherland
Oscar Underwood
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States Commission
U.S. Senate
Harding
Massachusetts
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
George W. Sutherland
Utah
Alabama
R. H. Wemer
Hazel
Orvil Boudinot
B. F. Brown
E. B. Mason
Hazel Wemer
Carl Sayre
Leslie Kittle
John Baird
Grace
Fierce Ridge
Ida Vernon
Jacksonville
Rheuben Kittle
Freddie Jansen
Women OF Fame
Lemons
By the
Way
Bryson Lumber Company
New Marshfield
Gutiars Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Mace
St. Louis Wheat
Crescent Ridge
J. D. Haskins
Nat’s Bank
Chamberlain
Bey
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Des Moines, Iowa
Columbus Heating & Ventilating Company
West Town Street
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