Tanlac sales soar as million-bottle milestone nears
The Tanlac line reports sales near 20 million bottles in six years with projections to hit 30 million next year. Officials tout it as the world’s top proprietary medicine with widespread endorsement from major drug firms and countless buyers who renew and recommend it. Local outlets are listed in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville Buchtel and Federal. Revival events follow with prayer services and a Friday evening program at the church.
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Tanlac
Key West
Florida
Canada
United States
America
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
French light car uses air propeller linked to motorcycle engine
A minimal French autocar combines an ultra light chassis with a propeller driven by a motorcycle engine. The setup appears to blend aviation propulsion with road car design, showcasing early experimental propulsion concepts.
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France
Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers at Y M C A Meeting
Nelsonville notices: chamber of commerce annual meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at the Y M C A rooms for officer elections and reports to be carried to January 6. Nominated are Dr C K Welch for president Prof Walter Wolf for vice president J S Pritchard for treasurer and directors John C Biard George E Johnson and Dr W S Rhodes with 16 signatures needed for further nominations. Auto and truck tags available at the Y office 8 30 to 4 30 daily.
Logan Independents Meet Y All Star In Tonight's Basketball Game
The Logan Independents face the Y all star team in a 7 15 PM basketball game at the Y. A local volleyball squad from the business men class travels to Athens Thursday to take on the Athens business men after two wins apiece last season on their home floors.
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Logan Independents
Business Meng
Athens
Scott Collins Visits Sharronville for Holidays
Scott Collins of Sharronville spent the holidays as a guest of his mother.
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Scott Collins
Sharronville
Week of Prayer Beginnings A Series At Presbyterian Church
The week of prayer opens Wednesday night with a special service at the regular prayer meeting and will continue with a series of prayer meetings at the Presbyterian church. Thursday afternoon the missionary society hosts activities as part of the observance.
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Presbyterian Church
the Missionary Society
Local visitors and seasonal guests noted in brief
Miss Evelyn Hick left after a holidays stay with her parents to visit Columbus sisters before returning to Norfolk. Mrs. Henry Steigerwalt of Athens visited Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartlett, and Mrs. William Sniffen returned to Marietta after spending holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Hawkins.
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Evelyn Hick
Columbus
Norfolk
Henry Steigerwalt
Athens
C. H. Bartlett
William Sniffen
Marietta
Lafe Hawkins
Missionary Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Mrs. George Johnson will entertain the regular meeting of the missionary society of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon.
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George Johnson
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Express Office Moves to Warner Building Location
The express office relocates from Washington street to the Warner building on Fulton street near the Hocking Valley depot for easier access and service.
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Express Office
Express
Washington Street
Warner
Fulton Street
Express Company
Hocking Valley
Two Springfield Evangelists Lead Tonight's Holiness Service
Two young ladies from Springfield who are evangelists and rescue workers will preside at the International Holiness church service tonight. Come and hear them.
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Springfield
International Holiness Church
Hyperion Club Meeting Postponed to January 8
The Hyperion Club postpones its annual social gathering to January 8 due to a New Year’s Day meeting. Mrs Earl Lama will entertain attendees.
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Hyperion Club
Earl Lama
W. R. C. Plans Called Meeting At Murphy Home
A meeting of old and new W. R. C. officers is scheduled at Mrs. John Murphy's home to plan next Monday night's installation. Cliff Spencer of Kingwood W A returned home Tuesday after visiting his parents for the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Spencer. Alva E. Patton has returned to work at Sharronville after a week with his parents.
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John Murphy
Cliff Spencer
Kingwood
W.a
Joshua Spencer
Alva E. Patton
Sharronville
Athens girl undergoes adenoids and tonsils removal
Atjelyn McManaway of Athens has just undergone an operation at Athens Eye Ear Nose and Throat Hospital for removal of adenoids and tonsils.
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Athens Hospital
Atjelyn McManaway
Athens Eye
Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation Relief
Advertises tablets targeted at indigestion and constipation. Claims to tone the stomach, aid natural function, gently influence the liver and bowels, and restore health. Encourages use when feeling dull and constipated, promising pleasing effects.
Hamilton Holt Set for Founders Day at Ohio University
Ohio University announces Founders Day on February 18 with speaker plans. Attorney Clyde B. Beary of Akron will address alumni, while Hamilton Holt, editor of The Independent, New York, will head the speaking program. Holt, a well known public figure, has accepted the invitation amid eager reception.
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Ohio University
Martzolff
Clyde B. Beary
Akron
Hamilton Holt
the Independent
New York
Holt
Crime Wave Is Result of War
Rev William Dunn Ryan of the Central Christian church in Youngstown links the current crime wave to World War I. He cites historical patterns of postwar crime epidemics and says unrest will fade as time passes. He argues moral restraint broke down during the war and will recover.
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Youngstown
Wm. Dunn Ryan
Central Christian Church
Ryan
Ads Prove Value of the Messenger Want Columns
J B Lavell of the Chas B De Mollet Co ran two ads in the Messenger about lost keys and found beads. A caller claimed the beads and soon the keys were returned. The notice praises the Messenger Want Columns as the quickest way to locate lost items and connect buyers and renters.
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George
J. B. Lavell
Chas. B. de Mollet Company
Mr. Lavell
the Messenger
Higgins Named Village Clerk to Fill Unexpired Term
Glouster J. F. Higgins appointed village clerk to fill the unexpired term of Reuben Wagener who resigned. Wagener had tendered resignation effective the first of the year and poor eyesight left the duties to City Solicitor Rose for several months.
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J. F. Higgins
Reuben Wagener
Wagner
Rose
Glouster Legion Post Elects New Officers
Glouster American Legion Post held a meeting at the mayor's office last night electing Commander Harry Richards and a slate including Ray Dulaney as vice commander Adjutant Fred Carpenter treasurer Harley Hambel historian F. P. Clark surgeon Dr W G Danford and executive committee members Harold Kinney Earl Pough Lon Dulaney Alfred Andrews and David James The group will install the officers next Tuesday evening along with a boxing contest as a featured event.
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Glouster American Legion
Harry Richards
Ray Dulaney
Fred Carpenter
Harley Hambel
F. P. Clark
W. G. Danford
Harold Kinney
Earl Pough
Lon Dulaney
Alfred Andrews
David James
Hungarian man James Zakany dies suddenly after leg pain
James Zakany, 68, a Hungarian resident near Hunterdon, died Monday night after severe heel pain spread up his leg to his heart. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. and burial followed in Hollister cemetery.
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James Zakany
Hunterdon
Causin
Hollister
Local Notables Visit in Columbus and Jacksonville
Geo Woodhouse of Cincinnati spends holiday with parents in Jacksonville. Mr and Mrs G A Johnson of Columbus visit Muriel Trimmer's family. G A Rambo and family from Jacksonville visit Columbus with Mrs Rambo's relatives. Chester and Errett Davises of Columbus and Cleveland spend days with local relatives. Mrs Ralph Myska from Mordue W Va visits A W Markins family. Three candidates initiated into the Order of Eastern Star with refreshments served after the degree work.
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Geo. Woodhouse
Cincinnati
Fred Woodhouse
Jacksonville
G. A. Johnson
Muriel Trimmer
Columbus
Johnson
Frank Trimmer
G. A. Rambo
Rambo
Ben Moore
Chester Davis
Errett Davis
Cleveland
Ralph Myska
Mordue
W. Va
A. W. Markins
Order of Eastern Star
Bride Miss Nina Yocum Weds F C Graves in Idaho
News confirms Miss Nina Yocum daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Yocum married F C Graves on Christmas Day in Pocatello Idaho. Yocum taught two terms in the local schools before moving to Pocatello where Graves and his father run a large ranch and plan to make their home.
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Nina Yocum
Frank Yocum
F. C. Graves
Pocatello
Idaho
Yocum
Glouster
Pocatella
Graves
Sub district officers reelected in miners' group election
The sub district officers were all reelected in the December 14 election held at Murray. The vote canvass was completed by Robert Bell Worthy Parker and Isaac Jones. Voters favored a centralized headquarters with 2326 for and 2185 against the proposition. Official results list William Robinett as president Robert Marshall Fred Hemsley Henry Wendyl J E Swyers D W Wallace as candidates for various posts Conrad Wein as secretary treasurer Oral Daugherty as rival for secretary treasurer Robert Bell Worthy Parker Isaac Jones Edward Simers and James H Taylor as auditors with respective tallies.
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Als
Miners’ Organization
Murray
Robert Bell
Worthy Parker
Isaac Jones
William Robinett
Robert Marshall
Fred Hemsley
Henry Wendyl
J. E. Swyers
D. W. Wallace
Conrad Wein
Oral Daugherty
Edward Simers
James H. Taylor
Christmas Program at Green Valley School Draws Praise
The Green Valley school Christmas program last Friday night was a success with a fine performance and remarks by Rev. Barnes and teacher Mr. Norris. Presents were given from the tree and attendees showed enthusiasm for the school's needs, credit going to the teacher.
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Green Valley
Barnes
Norris
Congress Opens Session to Pass 1922 Budget
Washington December 29 Congress begins its chief task enacting funds to run the government for July 1 1921 through June 30 1922 Representative Good head of the appropriations committee says all appropriation measures will be cleared this session and the total 1922 estimates of about 4 653 856 dollars to be cut to roughly 3 500 000.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Good
House Appropriations Committee
Harding
Good
Shade Boy Re Shade Hospital Surgery Notice
Stanley Harris underwent operation at Throat Hospital for adenoids and tonsils removal. The procedure was performed in Shade, Ohio, on December 29.
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SHADE
Stanley Harris
Athens Eye
Negro Bandit Tries to Rob Armitage Station
Sheriff Herb Parker and Night Officer J M Cady conducted an extensive search for a large black man who attempted to rob the Armitage station Tuesday night. Telegraph operator A W Blosser warded off the assailant with a coal bucket. the bandit vanished before returning. Blosser was uninjured and authorities continued the hunt in nearby railroad yards through the night.
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Herb Parker
J. M. Cady
Armitage
A. W. Blosser
Logan
Blosser
Asa Cochran
Plains
Athens
Pretty Home Wedding in Coolville Ohio
Miss Linda Elizabeth Gibbs and George O. Shanks of Williamsport were married December 22 at the Gibbs home in Coolville. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. H. C. Gibbs of Decatur TL with the immediate family present. The bride wore white voile. A two course luncheon followed. The couple will reside near Newark on Mr. Shanks farm.
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Coolville
Linda Elizabeth Gibbs
George O. Shanks
Williamsport
I. A. Gibbs
H. C. Gibbs
Decatur
In Memory of Dorcas L Allison
Dorcas L Allison died at 51 after a two decade stay in the community. She passed from pneumonia at 2 p.m. Monday November 22 following a long illness and was laid to rest Thursday November 25 beside her parents in the village cemetery at New Marshfield.
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Dorcas L. Allison
Mother Earth
Father
Mother
New Marshfield
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
We express deep gratitude for the help during her illness and after her passing. Your deeds kind words and prayers were greatly appreciated. Floral tributes lifted our spirits and the love shown by our sister’s friends and neighbors gave us comfort.
A Comfortable Suit for Small Boy Pattern 3103
Pattern 3103 offers sizes 2 3 4 and 6 years with fabric options r range serge cheviot broadcloth velvet corduroy linen gingham chambray and drill. Size 4 requires 2 4 yards of 40 inch material and pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 0c in silver or stampa.
Start Young in Eastern Centers
In Jersey City on December 29 a kindergarten class in applied banditry appeared in criminal court. Frank Augemma and Tony Disanna, both 10, were arraigned for holding up the Ranne Brothers, ages 12 and 10, who were on an errand for their parents. The juvenile suspects, residents of Hoboken, were paroled to their parents pending juvenile court trial.
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Jersey City
Frank Augemma
Tony Disanna
Ranne Brothers
Alfred
Angelo
Hoboken
Community Tree Brightens Haydenville Christmas
In Haydenville on December 28 a large Brown House yard tree trimmed with tinsel and electric lights drew hundreds of children and adults. The National Fire Proofing Company funded a Christmas treat for all the town children as a carol-filled procession concluded with gifts for each child.
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Haydenville
National Fire Proofing Company
Brown House
New Year Social At Clarks Chapel To Discuss Consolidated Schools
A New Year's social at Clarks Chapel church Saturday evening January 1 will feature a discussion on Consolidated Schools. Superintendent Root and others will speak. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Clarks Chapel
Root
Alex Gasper Returns From Athens Operation
Alex Gasper has returned from Athens after a successful trachoma operation at the Ear Eye Nose and Throat Hospital in Hemlock.
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Hemlock, CO
Alex Gasper
Athens
Eggs Soar With Don Sung Bock Boosting Hens to 114 Daily
Mrs. Jasie B. Ropp of Littles, Ind reports 200 hens produced 25 to 30 eggs daily, rising to 107 to 114 with Don Sung. The 7 dozen extra eggs at 60c per dozen adds about $126 monthly, promising profit and a money back guarantee if not profitable. Don Sung is a poultry tonic sold via druggists and dealers, 52c prepaid or 5 cents extra for war tax.
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Mre
Ropp
Don Sung
Jasie B. Ropp
R. R
Littles
Ind
Don Bang
Wags
Burrell-Dugger
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Textile unions approve 22 1/2 percent wage cut in Fall River
James Tansey, president of the Fall River Textile Council, refused to comment as six unions of the American Federation of Textile Operatives voted to accept a 22 1/2 percent wage reduction effective January 1. About 35,000 workers in 110 cotton and yarn mills are affected. carders and weavers unions accepted reductions under protest.
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Fall River
Mass
James Tansey
Fall River Textile Council
American Federation of Textile Operatives
Delegates Turned Traitor to Cause
Turkish representatives sent to confer with nationalists under Mu stapha Kemal at Angora have joined the nationalists, it was reported here today.
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Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal
Angora
Colder Tuesday Night Than Morning at Eight-Thirty
Local thermometers showed 16 above zero at eight thirty Tuesday evening, colder than seven o'clock this morning when it was 20 above zero. The gun was up early today, which helped warm things up considerably.
Black and Tans Denounced by Labor Congress Delegates
In London on December 29 Premier Lloyd George was criticized for his Ireland policy. About 800 delegates from six million workers called the Black and Tan police a white guard and warned they could be used against labor if the military were deployed against workers.
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London
Lloyd George
Ireland
National Labor Congress
Great Britain
Wholesale prices fall in Albany clothing sale
Clothing in Albany today offered at near pre war levels with price cuts from 20 to 60 percent. Merchants said some items sold below their cost, aiming to support a sagging wholesale market and clear stock.
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Albany
N. Y
Frank’s Price Sets Record for Christmas Turkeys
In Albany, W. J. Frank paid a record price for turkeys at Christmas. He bought 600 birds, a larger purchase than most dealers, with Athens buyers paying slightly more for smaller lots.
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Franklin St
Washington St
Myers St
Fort St
Lancaster Ave
Publica Square
John Bennett
York Township
J. E. Zeller
O. Hyde
Citz
Nelsonville News
Messenger
Stratton’s Gash Store
Stratton’s
Chamberlain
Negro Bandit
Lash
New England
mPa Tay
Ed Cara
Eral Trucks
Reins Panera
Renee Ure
Esther
Christian Church Auditorium
Moler & Howell
N. Court
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