Receipts from Cook's School Teach Mazola Kitchen Notes
Domes tic science lecturers at The Messenger Cooking School demonstrated tested recipes on Tuesday including Shives Virginia Snow Balls Sweet Breads Potato Chips and three White Sauce variants. Miss Rose Wellenman showed salmon croquettes and raisin fritters with Mazola hints. Five grocery baskets valued at $2 were awarded to Mrs. J. E. Bailey and other winners at East State.
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Messenger
Shives
Dr. Shives
Rose Wellenman
Mazda
Beasley's
Calumet Baking Power
Rauch's
Argo
J. E. Bailey
East State
Local Names Listed Amid Plain Address Lines
Readable text provides a string of names and street addresses including Hazel Chase 15 Montrose Avenue Mrs Clyde Mansfield 83 East Mulberry Street Mary Chute 265 Fast State and Mary Stalder Congress Street. No broader context or event details accompany the list.
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Hazel Chase
Montrose Avenue
Clyde Mansfield
East Mulberry Street
Mary Chute
Fast State
Mary Stalder
Congress Street
Court Notes Suits for Money in Glouster
Two suits filed in Athens county common pleas court name George Fultz and James Talbert of Glouster. Plaintiffs allege Fultz owes 466.08 to Wm. Elliott Co. on a piano installment promissory note. Talbert allegedly owes 152.38 with interest from Aug 21 1922 on a $275 note, now in possession of Wm. Elliott Piano Co.
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Athens County
Talbert
Piano Company
Wm. Elliott Piano Co
Frail Frankswort advertises a versatile doctor nurse
The VFranfurter Zeitung prints an advertisement by Dr Phil a versatile caregiver offering services as nurse groom stoker stenographer librarian lecturer recorder etc in exchange for furnished room or attic space on Aug 80.
Japanese Buy Large Sheep Purchase in Wyoming
Representatives of the Japanese government purchased nearly 300 Rambouillet yearlings in Wyoming, the largest sheep purchase on record. The stock will be shipped to Japan by rail to Vancouver and then by steamer to Tokio.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Japan
Vancouver
Tokio
Neuritis relief ad promotes Tysmol lotion
An old advertisement touts Tysmol for nerve inflammation pains. It claims quick relief without narcotics, applying via skin pores to soothe diseased nerves, with a price of 1 dollar. Also brief news notes on John L. Lewis’s sudden Philadelphia trip for a coal strike conference and a stray line about detecting loose spokes in wire wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Union Bill Baird Breezes Past Board Bill
Local note recounts Union Bill Baird breezing past a board bill. Several short items mention Uncle Chas. Ross in serious condition, Fair attendance between showers, and a humorous tale about a muddy tail causing hogs to lose sleep as a veterinary joke.
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Bill Baird
Chas. Ross
Shorty” Lowden
Lubiig
G. Rympa
Atheng
N. B. Saylor
Luhrig
Frank Rhoades
Ford
Local Trades and Social Notes Highlight Small Town News
Dave Jones trades his Chevrolet for a Paige and plans a racer. Big-eyed taters and repeated corn show improvement since the fair weather last week. Mr and Mrs Israel Chesser visited friends at Besumoct on Sunday.
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Dave Jones
Israel Chesser
Besumoct
Biggest German Lloyd steamer Columbus launched at Danzig
The Columbus, a 32,000 ton liner of the North German Lloyd Line, was recently launched at Danzig. It stands as the largest vessel in the new German mercantile fleet and will be operated by the North German Lloyd.
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Columbus
Berlin
Liyud Line
Danzig
North Ger
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Hotpoint Electric Range
Aas Agtaierete Stall
Aladdin
Messenger Cooking School
Armory
The
Athens Electric Company
Athens, Ohio
Cook's
Jqqioc
Athens Poultry & Produce Co
Union Station
Trotzky
Leon Trotzky
Petrograd
Tysmol Co., Mfg. Chemists
Sutter Street
San Francisco
Chichesters
Fedleat
Lebee-ers
CI Lowesters
Mat Lloyd
Bremen
New York
Chamberlaing
A. Beal
Glouster
R. R. James
Chauncey
Percelion
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court ST
Sam
Guzz
Sports
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