Woman Offers Free At Home Remedy Information
A Bloomington resident claims a simple home method cured rheumatic distress and urges readers to mail their names and addresses to receive free information. She stresses no sale and promises the guidance is meant to aid students and those unable to study due to illness. Money raised at Ohio University will support foreign relief and aid students in Europe.
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Hurst
Coglas Street
Bloomington
Emmei
Huret
America
Ohio University
Europe
After Exposure Take Hills
Amid circulating colds la grippe and pneumonia warnings, the ad urges taking Hill's Cascara Quinine Tablets regularly to strengthen resistance. It stresses unavoidable exposure in crowds and recommends using Hill's before and after exposure to stay safe and maintain fitness.
Near East Peace Conference Survives Turkey Pact
Lausanne December 14 Ismet Pasha of Turkey announced Ankara would join the League of Nations. A compromise plan to safeguard Christians in Asia Minor was submitted. British delegates hailed the Turkish back-down as ensuring continued talks.
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Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
League of Nations
Asia Minor
Ulster invites Prince of Wies to visit in spring
The Ulster government sent an invitation for a spring visit to the Prince of Wies and it is believed he will accept. He may also visit Dublin during the same trip.
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Belfast
Ulster
Prince of Wies
Dublin
Mansfield Will Furnish New Head for B. I. S.
Columbus reports C. W. Rowe assistant superintendent of Mansfield reformatory will be chosen by State Welfare Director MacAyeal to succeed Captain R. A. Hastings who was dismissed as superintendent of the Boys Industrial School at Lancaster.
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Columbus
C. W. Rowe
Mansfield Reformatory
State Welfare
MacAyeal
R. A. Hastings
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Dragnet Nets Dozen Arrests In Bank Robbery Case
Chicago police arrested twelve men and a woman early today on charges of robbing P. J. Caldwell, a messenger for Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank, of 19000 last Tuesday. Several thousand dollars in cash were recovered. Police also hunted two bandits tied to a night raid on James E. Harrison Inc, a downtown diamond broker, stealing 100000 in unset diamonds and 2000 in cash.
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Chicago
P. J. Caldwell
Logan Square Trust & Savings Bank
James E. Harrison
Free Trial Advert for Rupture Cure Appears in Ad Copy
An advertisement urges ruptured readers to request a free trial of a stimulating application claimed to tighten muscles and close the rupture without surgery. It targets men and women, warns against lifelong supports, and cites cases as large as a man's two fists, urging immediate written requests to an Adams New York address.
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Main St. Adams
N.Y
LongRilling by Paige Started On
Chicago police hear story from Arthur Foster that Kate Mitchell Trostell leaped into the drainage canal after a violent quarrel. Authorities doubt the claim, noting bloodstains on a running board, a bloodstained robe, a black button, and a pencil found in Foster’s car.
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James L. Kilgallen
LN. 8
Chicago
Kate Mitchell Trostell
Arthur Foster
Kate
Foster
Charles C. Fitzmorris
Fitzmorris
Greeks Plan to Hold General Election Soon
Athens reports a general election will be held in Greece as soon as the Near East peace treaty is signed at Lausanne. The Greek revolutionary committee announced the plan today amid Greece negotiating an important commercial treaty with Japan.
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Athens
Greece
Lausanne
Greek Revolutionary Committee
Japan
Kidney Flush Promised With Salts Drink
An old health column advises flushing sluggish kidneys by taking four ounces of salts dissolved in water daily for a few days. It claims the remedy neutralizes urinary acids, cleanses the kidneys, and relieves bladder irritation, citing Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive effervescent option.
Elijah Redd, 66, Jeweler, Found Frozen Dead
Elijah Redd, a 66 year old jeweler, was found frozen to death eight hours after his disappearance while returning from Bucyrus to his home near Omar. Coroner F. W. Carr reported the death occurred late Wednesday and a considerable amount of money was discovered in his pockets.
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Tiffin
Elijah Redd
Bucyrus
Omar
F. W. Carr
School Issue Settled and Bonds Are Let
Hopewell township near Tiffin votes 425 to 21 to decentralize its schools after a three year dispute. $75,000 in bonds were issued for a Bas com school building. A special act of the legislature may be sought to dispose of the bonds.
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Tiffin
Hopewell Township
Bascom
Clash Near Clonmel claims three Republican fighters
Dublin dispatch reports three Republican irregulars killed and many captured in a battle with Free State troops near Clonmel today. The report notes ongoing clashes as authorities try to quell insurgent activity in the region.
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Dublin
Free State
Clonmel
Ohio University gymnasium excavation underway on President Street
Construction on the new Ohio University gymnasium progresses this week with contractor Fred W. Beckler and an 18 man crew. Excavation should finish in three weeks before starting the three story brick building for athletic use by men and physical education classes under Thor Olson. The facility will include multiple basketball courts, shower rooms, offices, and spaces for indoor sports. the current Mulberry Street gym will be turned over to women.
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Ohio University
President Street
Fred WH. Beckler
Beckler
Athens
Thor Olson
State of
Ohio
Lon Mulberry Street
Athens Will Be Surprised By This
People are surprised at the quick results from a simple bark glycerine mix sold as Adlerika. One man reports long standing stomach trouble relieved after one dose. Adlerika removes foul matter from the upper and lower bowels and may help gas and sour stomach. Gibsons Pharmacy.
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Aderika
Roth
Gibson's Pharmacy
Ohio U Students Raise Funds for Foreign Students Relief
After a full count, Rev Charles M Bond of Ohio University reports nearly 1500 in pledges and subscriptions from students and faculty to the Foreign Students Relief Fund. The drive follows similar campaigns nationwide to aid starving and needy war-stricken European students.
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Charles M. Bond
Ohio University
Ohio U
Foreign Students Relief Fund
United States
Europe
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as offering instant relief for rheumatism lumbago neuritis back ache and stiff neck by applying concentrated heat that penetrates quickly. It urges readers to purchase genuine Rowles labeled jars at drug stores for swift pain relief.
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Rowles
Guard Boys Who Run After Auto Rides
Cincinnati reports that Miss Lulu Adler of the Juvenile Protective Association aims to curb “lifts” by schoolboys after classes. She seeks action from the city safety director to stop boys from chasing after cars for rides, saying their lives are endangered.
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Cincinnati
Lulu Adler
Juvenile Protective Association of
Askir
Factory PTA Meets at Factory Church Friday Evening
The Factory township parent teacher association will meet at the Factory church Friday evening at 7 o clock. There will be a social at the same time. Everybody welcome.
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Factory Township Parent Teacher Association
Robbers haul away stock from Kennedy store near Newark
Hugh Kennedy, Ohio Electric agent and general storekeeper at Black Hand village near Newark, was robbed last night. Thieves took nearly all his stock, using trucks to haul it away. Kennedy notes the stove was too hot to move.
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Newark
Hugh Kennedy
Ohio Electric
Black Hand
Kennedy
Klan Presents Endorsement At Billy Sunday Rally
Dayton Ohio dispatch reports Chief Woodward and 24 uniformed officers plus ten plain clothes men attended the Billy Sunday revival amid crowd of over 5 000. A folded envelope read aloud by Homer Rodehaver contained a Knights of the Ku Klux Klan endorsement and a $50 check to Sunday.
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Dayton
D. Dev
Woodward
Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodehaver
Evangelist
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Preacher Nabs Church Wine Pilferer in Syracuse
William Clark thirty three of Syracuse helped himself to a gallon of wine from the sacristy of Trinity Episcopal Church. Rector Dr Almon A Jaynes recognized the recontainer and caused his arrest. Clark claimed he stole the wine for his sick wife but the rector declined to assist.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William Clark
Trinity Episcopal Church
Almon A. Jaynes
Clark
Jaynes
Jean Vai Jean
Holds Requested Rates Would Not Be Fair
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied a request to reduce freight rates on pig iron from Alabama and Tennessee to Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky. The commission said lower southern rates would give southern furnaces an unfair advantage over northern producers.
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Washington
Alabama
Tennessee
Illinois
Ohio
Kentncy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Winter Cold Snaps and Ice Hit Town
The article recalls a brutal spell of winter with Tuesday night dipping to 9 degrees above zero and a near zero wind chill. Thursday brought first ice and a glassy, slick surface that made navigation perilous for residents, described as an unusually severe stretch this season.
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H. Hill Co
THA
Imation Leaeie
Mansfield
W. S. Rice, Inc
Paige
Ireland
Ohi
Jacobs & Drake
Jewelers
KLAN
Billy
Knights
King’s
King's Food Products Company
Portland, Oregon
Naokurloatord
King’s Food Products Company
Portland
Oregon
California
King's
KINGS
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