Fragmentary OCR Notes on Local Official Entries
Readable text shows references to an audit bureau, a select list, and a city office. Mentions names like Seon Gittativa Shh Saree and Robert B Ward, plus an address 4898 Vitte Ave. Content is disjointed but indicates filings or notices related to an official audit or listing process in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applicepion
Ad Vaitely
Gottwary Wovisen
Cares of
Thane
Seon Gittativa
Audit Bureau
Ohio
The Colonial Curse and World Federation Prospects
The article argues that internationalizing colonies through a world federation would curb colonial rivalries and warfare. It critiques the prestige and economic myths of colonies, notes mixed outcomes for Germany Spain and the United States, and envisions a system where colonies are held by a global authority enabling fair trade and peaceful development under the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Paris
Lloyd George
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Mlar
Wicken
Italy
Tripoli
League of Nations
Vigor of body and soul in Roosevelt autobiography
The excerpt describes Theodore Roosevelt’s early physical weakness and clumsiness, noting his flabby muscles and lack of grace. It explains how he used effort to develop strength and skill, turning toward pursuits like boxing, shooting, and athletic games to build vigor of body and soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Ean
Henly
Bodas
Outlook for Ice and Winter Plans in the Community
The Ohio exchange reports a gloomy ice outlook with Old King Winter returning. Artificial ice factories may be built to supply refrigeration, with public works needed to employ soldiers and stimulate a market for small refrigeration machines and electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Exchange
Winter
Dyeing Economy and Domestic Dyes Rise in War Time
The piece notes a shift to reusing old garments and domestic dyeing as wartime costs rise. It mentions government spending pressures, US dyes rivaling German products, and a consumer focus on frugal auto expenses. A New York judge ruling that wives may pick husbands pockets ends with a jab at justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Congress
New York
Grandma’s cookbook pastes a hearty meat loaf recipe scraps
The page mixes breakfast and luncheon ideas with a scrapple recipe using pig head and feet prep instructions. It includes oyster fricassee and cranberry jelly with step by step cooking and thickening methods, plus notes on storage and frying hints.
Mixed Hotel Tales and Child's Mischief at Play
A humorously fragmented reminiscence recounts Mr. Rockefeller tossing a $5 bill after a boy’s head scatter shot at a golf course. A timid guest in a hotel learns a bell is not a fire alarm. A flirtatious exchange ends with a playful misunderstanding about poetry and Omar Khayyam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medan
St. Clair Controversy and Opposition Leaders in Ohio
Ohio governor Arthur St. Clair faced sharp opposition over his veto use and appointments amid the 1787 Ordinance. Noted rivals included Edward Tiffin, Nathaniel Massie, Thomas Worthington, Jeremiah Morrow, Return Jonathan Meigs, John Cleve Symmes, Thomas Kirker, and William Creighton, while Rufus Putnam, Jacob Burnet, and Ephraim Cutler stood as his leading supporters. The piece also questions territorial officers and county creation under the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
University of Edinburgh
Coal Shortage Sparks Harsh German Sentiment
A wartime European commentary laments Germany's coal shortage and urges Germans to seek coal from mines they destroyed in France to teach them a hard lesson about overreaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Manley in Athens recalls Canadian Army service
Charles Manley of Middleport a 102nd Canadian battalion member spoke in Athens during a furlough recounting service before Cambrai and Bourlon Wood. Gassed twice he spent three months in hospital at 46 he was rejected by the U S army for age but enlisted in Canada and will return to London Ontario soon to reduce his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Manley
Middleport
Athens
Cambrai
Bourlon Wood
Manley
U. S
London
Ontario
Quick Relief From Constipation Item
A brief notice describes a remedy or product promising quick relief from constipation. It mentions claimed fast effects and potential use guidance, but details are sparse and may reference general wellness terms rather than a specific treatment.
War Department Casualty List Includes 1,439 Names
Washington lists 1439 names with 5 killed in action and 20 died of disease. Wounded figures total 121 severely and 578 with undetermined degree plus 14 slightly wounded. The roster includes Walter Jones Mt. Victory John Henninger Toledo Ignatius Kelly Cleveland Lester France Cleveland Lewis Helms Steubenville Ulysses Hitchcock Oakwood Jacob Muloc Cleveland and many others across Ohio towns such as Cleveland Toledo Dayton Elyria and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Walter Jones
Mt. Victory
John Henninger
Toledo
Gnatius Kelly
Cleveland
Lester France
Lewis Helms
Steubenville
Ulysses Hitchcock
Oakwood
Jacob Muloc
Harry Irance
Frank Haney
Middletown
Thomas Stoner
Celina
Andrew Stawiarski
Ben Kowalski
Seward McVay
Elyria
Robert Schoonover
Glen Willow
Alphons Brockett
Wapokenta
John Halter
East Sparta
Carl Weis
Port Clinton
Ben Broach
Edward Heidecker
Cincinnati
Edward Jenkins
Richwood
Ralph Phillips
Massilon
Glen Runyan
Easton
Harry Schneider
Columbus
Samuel Harper
Edward Koula
Glenn Hance
Sidney
Harold Wooley
Reynoldsburg
James Bell
Aliie Knott
Zanesville
Roy Pryor
Bainbridge
Carl Weimer
Paulding
William Ruffman
Conneaut
Harry Meminee
Herbert Myers
Fremont
William Lemaster
Bethesda
Fomer Jenkins
Wealey Byers
Holliston
Ralph Stoner
Harry Schott
Joe McCarthy
Springfield
Evan Jenkins
Oakhill
Vernon Hallisy
Joan Dilton
Frank Troutman
Sandusky
Curtis King
Mansfield
Lester Fricke
John Dzurick
George Byers
Canton
Elmer Anderson
McConnelhville
James Furbay
Gnadenhutten
Gilbert Wagner
George Drake
Dayton
Hugh Kranz
Lisbon
Herman Klinberger
Blair
William Teemer
Lorain
Alpheus Davis
Fred Johns
Dover
Ben Lang
Maurice Leasure
Anton Sega
Charlies Spencer
Hillsboro
Charles Swanger
Cee
Mike Yeager
Coalridge
Fred Terbrack
Stighety
Eer
Esin
George Vandecar
Sam Jones
Joe Lochner
Clements Reed
Eee
Peter Zalapa
Joe Gadomski
Harry Kaplan
George Kestner
Toronto
Fred Miller
South Akron
Joe Zaske
William Kelly
Youngstown
Henry Boredging
Bremen
John Reiger
Otteville
Drink Hot Water Before Breakfast Health Tip
A health note urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. The inside bath is presented as a simple routine to prevent indigestion headaches and bilious attacks while promoting overall cleanliness.
Local Notes and Visits Across Athens Area
A week of visits and health updates from Athens and nearby towns. Relatives hosted Mrs C B Sanders in Logan. C Withem visited Athens. Emma Hixson stayed with parents near Amesville. Clara Hartley and son visited Gloucester. Rev Damon Watkins preached at Church of Christ. illness updates include Mrs Thompson with flu and George Werner improving. Golda Boudinot returned to teaching after flu. Hattie Barich funeral attended in Athens. P D Hill and F E Boudinot visited Sugar Creek and Athens respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. BE. Sanders
Loganna
Withem
Athens
Emma Hixson
Amesville
Clara Hartley
Glouster
Damon Watkins
Church of Christ
Ernest Daft
Oklahoma
Howard Brookins
C. E. Sanders
Needle Club
Elmer Poling
Morristown
C. Thompson
Howard Oliver
Eben Gillispie
W. B. Johnson
William Hartley Haa
Nay Hartley
Jacksonville
George Werner
Golda Boudinot
Hattie Barich
P. D. Hill
Sugar Creek
F. E. Boudinot
Spartacans Held in Jail After Surrender in Wilhels Haven
Five hundred Spartacans are jailed in Wilhels Haven after surrendering to government forces. Dispatched reports state the group extorted 40,000 marks from the empire bank, with most recovered except a small share divided among rioters.
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Zurich
Wilhelshaven
Empire Bank
Cascarets Cathartic Candy Ad Targets Mothers and Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to give Cascarets to children for a mild cleansing laxative. It promises quick relief from coated tongues tainted breath and constipation, noting the product sells for a dime and is pleasant for kids. It emphasizes that Cascarets work every time and are safe without griping.
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Ice
Gradma
Mr. Rockefeller
Omar Khayyam
J. W. Tannehill
Noa
Dr. Edwards
Stewart
H. J. Smith Co
C. F. Smart
Stewart, Ohio
Southeastern
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