Mutual Home and Savings to Open in Athens
The Mutual Home and Savings Association of Athens sponsored by the Kiwanis club announces startup with an office at Athens National Bank Building. It offers deposits with no fixed payments, two loan types, and fixed interest around 6 3/4 percent, with profits credited semiannually. Office hours are Saturdays only, 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
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The
Mutual Home & Savings Association
Athens
Kiwania Club
Athens County
Athens National Bank
Savings Association
Board of Directors
Association
Department of Building and Loan Associa Loans
Ito Bis Department
Mutual Savings and Home Association
National Bank
Virgile Dayia
A. C. Rossi
M. M. Kerr
J. J. Schmidt
M. D. Hughes
L. J. Addicott
J. WW. Berry
T. N. Hoover
Ic. J. Kircher
J.T. Merwin
Field Scott
Senate Signals End of Dyer Anti Lynching Bill
Washington December 4 The legislative death of the Dyer anti lynching bill was officially recognized in the senate when Senator Lodge Republican leader gave notice the administration would abandon the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Salts for kidneys better than drugs
An elderly style health blurb recommends using Jad Salts a lemon grape acid lithia drink to flush kidneys. It claims kidneys filter waste, heavy water intake helps, and daily morning use of four ounces mixed with water can restore kidney activity and ease backache.
Railroad watch eighty years old keeps good time in Syracuse
In Syracuse New York the railroad watch of FL He Harley, aged eighty years, still marks time. Made about 0 years ago by Henry Whitcomb of Adams New York, it was long used by the Watertown and Ogdensburg Railway timekeeper. Despite a worn gold case, the watch remains reliable.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Jpoem
FL HE. Harley
Henry Whitcomb
Adams, N. Y
Old
Tome, Watertown and
Ogdensburge
Women barbers barred by association chief claims
London reports that John Symonds, president of the Hairdressers Association, argues women are unreliable, erotic, and dangerous at times, and thus should be excluded as barbers though their skill may be notable today. He asserts only men can be efficient barbers.
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London
John Symonds
Ers’ Association
Butler Nomination to Supreme Court Blocked in Senate
Washington December 4 The senate blocked the confirmation of Pierce Butler a J Pao lawyer for associate justice of the United States supreme court. Senator La Follette Wisconsin raised the objection and the nomination will die when the special session ends and must be sent again by President Harding when the next congress begins.
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Washington
Senate
Pierce Butler
J. Paul
United States Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Congress
Harding
Legion to Meet Wednesday Eve in Athens Church Basement
All ex service men of Athens are invited to a Legion gathering in the Episcopal church basement Wednesday at 7 oclock. A smoker feed and evening of entertainment are planned with a prominent Ohio speaker delivering the main address. A Peruvian engineer brought to the United States a well preserved 400 year old Indian chief mummy.
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Athens
Episcopal Church
K. T. Crossén
American Legion
Oelock
Ohi
United States
Musterole advertised as cold reliever and blister substitute
The ad promotes Musterole for colds bronchitis sore throat and other ailments claiming quick relief without blistering. It highlights a warm tingling sensation after application and notes availability in 35c and 65c jars and tubes.
Air power threat sinks battleships by depth charge pressure
General William A. Mitchell of the army air service describes new depth charges that explode beneath a ship to create pressure and flood the engine room condensers. He says two-ton bombs could lift a dreadnaught from the water, making no enemy fleet safe within 200 miles of the American coast.
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Philadelphia
William A. Mitchell
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Old Irish Mansions Used as Tenements
Dublin is described as the worst slum city in western Europe with over a quarter of its population living in tenements that were once aristocratic town houses. The article notes grand construction and interior details now housing ten to fifteen families, with Italian workers employed for restoration.
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Dublin
Europe
Ireland
French Shoplifters Use Bucket Brigade to Cart Thefts
Paris detectives traced a theft ring in a large department store. A woman guided stolen goods from a seller to a second woman who carried items to a house where thousands of francs worth of goods were found. Police also detained the queen of the band after a lengthy manhunt.
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Paris
Woman wins Silcock Gold Challenge Cup at Exeter
Mrs. James Putnam wins the Silcock Gold Challenge Cup awarded for the greatest advances in dairying at Exeter. She manages a herd of British Friesian cattle.
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Dairyman
Exeter
Eng
James Putnam
Honeymoon Ends in Fatal Auto Smashup
BELOIT Wisconsin. The honeymoon trip of Mr and Mrs Steven Brown ended when their car overturned in a ditch near Durand. A broken steering gear caused the crash and Mrs Brown died instantly. The couple had been married less than a week.
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Beloit
Wis
Steven Brown
Brown
Durand
Comedy The Wrong Mr Wright On WGY Schedule
WGY week plans a three act comedy The Wrong Mr Wright for Friday December 15. Radio notes list broadcasts Monday December 11 with Unique Orchestra of Troy and Tuesday December 12 with Schenectady High School pupils. A 730 PM request program by the WGY instrumental quartet follows. Sunday services broadcast December 14 at 10 30 AM and 4 30 PM.
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WGY
Mr. Wright
Troy
N. Y
Schenectady High School
Corn cheaper than coal may fuel farm decisions
A Bucyrus widow weighing profit from selling corn or burning it as fuel. Local market price for corn is 60 cents a bushel, coal at 16 to 20 dollars a ton with none available.
Man Coughs Up Dime After Four Years
In Blue Creek West Virginia William Edens coughed up a dime four years after swallowing it while helping his wife board a streetcar. The ten cent piece slipped into his throat and was finally dislodged during a later fainting episode. No lasting suffering reported.
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Charleston
W. Va
William Edens
Blue Creek
Edens
Elks Charity Ball Tickets On Sale At Local Shops
Fundraising event aims to spread Christmas cheer to the worthy poor. Tickets available at Logan's Book News Beckley's Walsh Electric Shop Athens Electric Co Lash Drug Store Cline Pharmacy Gibson's Pharmacy McKee Drug Store D. Zenner Men's Dept Josten's Cigar Store
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Logan’s Book & News
Beckley’s
Walsh Electric Shop
Athens Electric Co
Lash Drug Store
Cline
Gibson’s Pharmacy
McKee Drug Store
D. Zenner
Josten’s Cigar Store
Ohio State study trims fertilizer options to essential
Prof. Firman E. Bear of Ohio State University told 160 Ohio salesmen that about 40 of 57 fertilizer combinations are superfluous. He announced the Ohio Standard Dozen Fertilizers, designed to meet soil and crop needs, reducing costs and confusions for farmers.
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Ohio
Firman E. Bear
Department of Soils
Ohio State University
Bear
Federal Aid Highway Plan Expands Across States
The bureau of public roads reports rapid progress in selecting roads for a nationwide federal aid system. The plan, under the federal highway act of last November, aims to build and maintain about 187 000 miles of primary and secondary roads with minimum 18 ft widths and limits on total state mileage.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Rev Ira Leeper to resign Belmont County law enforcement post
Rev Ira F. Leeper, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church, will resign as head of the Belmont County Law Enforcement League at the annual meeting next month. The resignation was announced from St Clairsville Ohio dated December 4.
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ST. Clairsville, O
Ira F. Leeper
Belmont County Law Enforcement League
United Presbyterian Church
Politicians Spritzed by Perfumed Air in London County Council
Members of the London County Council faced an unusual disruption as perfumed air was blown into their offices, creating a notable scent presence during council proceedings. Local authorities investigated the incident as a potential pressure tactic or publicity stunt.
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London
London County Council
Doctor Uses Plane to Reach Rural Calls in Grove
Dr. W. R. Taylor becomes the first physician in the region to regularly use an airplane for country calls. He served as an aviator in the war and now flies to distant patients as part of his medical service.
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Villa Grove
W. R. Taylor
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