Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Marketed as Calomel Substitute
An ad extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver aid that purifies the blood and freshens breath. The product claims to avoid calomel’s after effects, notes vegetable composition, and offers 15¢ and 30¢ prices. Also reports Deshler hotel hosts Chi Phi national congress with 300 delegates in Columbus Nebraska.
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Edwards
J. F. M. Edwards
Columbus
Nec
Chi Phi Fraternity
Deshler Hotel
Logan Betas Triumph Over Nelsonville Selects 25–0
Logan Betas defeated the Nelsonville Selects 25 to 0 in a game witnessed by a large crowd. Logan started slowly but improved in the second period scoring two aerial touchdowns with Juergy passing to Wi lama. A Nelsonville fumble recovery and a pass interception set up the scoring, with Williams Seliday Bell and For tan contributing to the drive.
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Logan Betas
Nelsonville Selects
Logan
Juergy
Wilama
Nelsonville
Kiemschmidt
Nelsonvill
Williams
Seliday
Bell
Tan
Logan and Nelsonville football clash ends with late drives
In a rough contest Bell scored on an end run and Shori added a rushing TD for Logan while Henderson capped the scoring with a sneak. Williams failed the extra point after both Logan touchdowns as Nelsonville fought back with Fane passing late but could not cross the line. Separate items note Probate Judge C Stephenson issuing twenty marriage licenses in November.
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Ooore
Bell
Williams
Shori Pisses
Henderson
Nelsonville
Fane
Logan
Priée
Valk
Charles Stephenson
Econtracting
Logan Relative Reports Isaih Vorts Plans Move to Washington
Isaih Vorts of Virginia informed Logan relatives he expects to move to Washington Dh and make it his home. Vorts once owned Logan greenhouses now owned by Anthony Toerner. After selling his Logan property he relocated to the Southland, where he has lived for years.
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Logan
Isaih Vorts
Virginia
Washington
Vorts
Anthony Toerner
Southland
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Hanes
Thanksgiving Day Activities Bring Logan Residents Together
Logan and surrounding counties enjoyed a full Thanksgiving with hunting trips in the fields, a football game in the afternoon, and dancing and picture shows at night. Early morning church services drew hundreds as churches across the city held a union meeting at the Methodist church with Rev. Curtis Douglas speaking. Visitors from outside the city joined locals for family visits as many took the day to travel to relatives.
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Logan
Methodist
Curtis Douglas
Presbyterian Church
Milligan Family Aid Grows Through Community Donations
Athens county health department and The Messenger mobilize support for the Milligan family. Donations exceed 208 dollars after 162 dollars raised at a Union street service plus 46 earlier gifts, all to cover costs for four sick children at Sheltering Arms hospital and related needs. The mother died from typhoid fever and was buried at Union Street cemetery. efforts continue to alleviate mounting debt.
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Athens County
Evolvering Arms Hospital
Clara Cavanaugh
Health Department
Union
Presbyterian Church
Milligan
Help Needed for Sick Children and Clothing Drive in Athens
Donations of money and clothing are urged for three children remaining with their father in a small home in taking. Send offerings to Miss Clara Cavanaugh, supervising nurse of the Athens county health department, at the Lastro building in Athens.
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Clara Cavanaugh
Athens County Health Department
Lastro
Athens
St Martin in the Fields May End Nightly Homeless Lodging
London church St Martin in the Fields may stop offering nightly lodging to the homeless. Rev Dick Smith the vicar says too many tramps and revellers are filling the church each night.
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London
St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
Dick Smith
Hoover Sees Harding as 1924 Presidential Bid Front Runner
Herbert Hoover, then secretary of commerce, declared in Palo Alto that Warren G Harding is the likely Republican presidential candidate in 1924. Hoover predicted public support for Harding’s sane and progressive policy, saying it would guide the nation through the postwar reconstruction period.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Isd
Warren JG. Harding
Herbert Hoover
Ecommerce
Man Takes Lethal Poison Then Ends Life in Cincinnati Yard
Nicholas H. Smith, 45, a litigation adjuster, consumed a poisonous solution and shot himself in the chest behind a Cincinnati boarding house, authorities report. The incident occurred December 1 as a possible suicide attempt.
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Cincinnates
Nicholas H. Smith
Tiernan accepts New York lecturing contract
South Bend reports that John P. Tiernan, known for sensational paternity and divorce actions and a widely publicized second marriage, today accepted a lecturing contract with a New York firm.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
New York
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Clinton
Logan Betas Swamp
King
Edison Phonograph
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Aloe
Mill Street
John Jagers
West State Street
L. H. Baughman
Beasley’s Garages
Fred R. Beasley
Athens Glouster
Amesville
Milligans
Harding
Hoover
Attention Elks
Columbus Lodge
Hanes Family
Lostro Auto Sales Company Automotive Supplies
Athens, Ohio
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