Notable Strength Boost Reported From Vola-Tonic Use
Mrs. Emma Wambgans of Madisonville Cincinnati says after three weeks on Vola-Tonic her stomach is better her digestion improved and her appetite restored. She reports greater energy for housework and recommends the tonic as a builder of strength now being sold at Cline's Pharmacy Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wambgans
Britton Avenue
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Mrs. Wambgans
Athens
Cline
Plans Revealed for New York to Nome Transcontinental Flight
The American Flying Club and the Army Air Service announced tentative plans for a 4 870 mile transcontinental air race from New York to Nome Alaska in 1920. The proposed route would start at Mineola Long Island to Minot North Dakota then across Canada to Fort Yukon and on to Fairbanks Nulato and Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nome
Alaska
American Flying Club
Army Air Service
Mineola L. IL
Minoto
N. D
Northgate
Canada
Dominion
Fort Egbert
Alskan
Fort Yekon
Fairbanks
Nulato
Camp Merritt Abandoned by War Department
Camp Merritt the largest embarkation camp near Hoboken Englewood New Jersey has ceased to exist. Established in August 1917 it handled about 100000 soldiers a month during peak wartime activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merritt
United States Army
Hoboken
Englewood
N. J
The Trouble With Excessive Social Eating
A remark notes that many people overindulge in social meals, highlighting a tendency to eat more in company than alone. The comment suggests awareness of overeating in social settings and calls for moderation.
Father John's Medicine Promotes Health Against Grippe
An old advertisement urges readers to take Father John's Medicine to strengthen resistance against cold and grip germs. It asserts the medicine builds energy, cleanses impurities with a gentle laxative effect, soothes breathing passages, and is guaranteed free from alcohol or dangerous drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Mr. Frank Leese of New Lexington visited his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Jack. Miss Blanche Finsterwald and Miss Della Finsterwald traveled to Cleveland for business. Mrs. J. C. Robinson of Caldwell visited sister Mrs. Harriet Carr in Athens. Sam Sommer returned from a New York City trip. Mrs. Edward Murr hosted weekend guest Mrs. T. W. Murray of Parkersburg. Social Literary Club to meet Tuesday at 2 30 with hostess Mrs. W. B. Bartels. W. B. Brown of Cleveland visited Athens on the way to a West Virginia lumbermen’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Leese
New Lexington
Mrs
G. M. Jack
Sam Sommer
New York City
Ely
W. B. Bartels
Grosvenor Street
W. B. Brown
Cleveland
Athens
West Virginia
Esther Class Cancelled Meeting Tonight
The Esther Class will not meet this evening with Miss Bess Graham as announced due to illness in her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Bess Graham
Tuesday Club Meeting Time Change
The Tuesday Club will meet Tuesday evening with Prof and Mrs Fordyce Stewart instead of Dr and Mrs D J Evans as previously announced.
W. C. T. U. Postpones Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will not be held on Tuesday due to general illness. The time will be announced later.
Weekend visit of Miss Sutton and Miss Russell in Pomeroy
Miss Ethel Sutton and Miss Violet Russell visited over the weekend in Pomeroy with Miss Suttons parents Mr and Mrs Ed Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sutton
Violet Russell
Pomeroy
Ed Sutton
Marquis travel to Columbus for mother’s hospital treatment
Mrs. J. A. Marquis and her daughter Grace left Sunday for Columbus. Mrs. Marquis will enter a hospital for treatment and Grace will remain to stay near her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Marquis
Grace
Columbus
Mr. Ernest Gross Accompanies Mrs. Gross Home After Surgery
Mr. Ernest Gross accompanied Mrs. Gross from a Columbus hospital last night. She is reported to be making a good recovery from her surgical operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Gross
Columbus
Mrs. Gross
Mrs Selby Returns From Two Weeks Absence
Mrs. J. W. Selby came back Saturday after a two week absence visiting Marion with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Selby and other relatives, also in Columbus and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Selby
Marion
J. B. Selby
Columbus
Lancaster
Marysville social notes detail Farrington visit and dance
Miss Martha Farrington of Marysville spent the weekend with Miss Ethel Shoemaker. Farrington attended the Lambda Chi Alpha dance at the Masonic Temple Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Farrington
Marysville
Ethel Shoemaker
Farrington
Masonic Temple
Mrs Tinker summoned to Columbus after granddaughter dies
Mrs. Anna S. Tinker travels to Columbus following the death of her 12 year old granddaughter Annette, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Tinker, who died Sunday from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna S. Tinker
Columbus
Annette
Arthur Tinker
Pickering Relocates to Summerfield for English Teacher Post
Kenneth Pickering, formerly employed in Akron, spent Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Pickering en route to Summerfield where he has accepted a high school English teaching position. William Burk shows mild improvement from a recent flu illness. W. F. Burk of Canton recovers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Pickering
Akron
Joseph L. Pickering
Summerfield
William Burk
W. F. Burk
Canton
Wm. Burk
Moorhead Named Knox Tire District Sales Manager
Mr. W A Moorhead returned today from Columbus and Mt Vernon where he was appointed Saturday district sales manager of The Knox Tire and Rubber Co. The post will include supervision of ten counties in southern Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moorhead
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Knox Tire and Rubber Co
Ohio
Travelers Attend National Convention and Health Visit
Mr W E Moler secretary and treasurer and Dr C L Jones general manager of Home Telephone Company left noon for Atlanta to attend a National Telephone Convention. They will be away ten days visiting other southern points. Mr T W Coe of Albany left Saturday for Punta Gorda Florida to visit his daughters Mable and Alta Coe. He will stop in Washington and New York, then attend a Cincinnati hardware dealers convention at the end of February. Announcement cards note the birth of Frances Cummings January 29 to Horace M Humphrey and wife of Vineland New Jersey. Frances is the granddaughter of Major and Mrs C B Humphrey of New York City and great granddaughter of Mrs Fannie Minear and the Warrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Moler
C. L. Jones
The
Home Telephone Company
Atlanta Ga
South
T. W. Coe
Albany
Punta Gorda
Fla
Mable
Alta Coe
Frances Cummings
Horace M. Humphrey
Vineland
N. J
C. B. Humphrey
New York City
Fannie Minear
City
Warrens
Little Miss
Pallas Club Studies Attempts to Nullify Prohibition
The Pallas Club met at Mrs. Mary Graham Noss’s University Terrace home to study Attempts to Nullify Prohibition. Mrs. Noss led, Miss Amy Weiher read, with Mrs. Garrett guiding discussion. Mrs. Slutz presented current events, and piano numbers by Miss Noss and Miss Hickman preceded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas Club
Mary Graham Noss
University Terrace
Noss
Amy Weiher
Garrett
W. L. Slutz
Miss Noss
Miss Hickman
Wedded in Akron Bride From Nelsonville Marries Walter W Wilson
Miss Nellie Dupler and Walter W. Wilson of Nelsonville unite at Grace Reformed Church Akron on Saturday January 24 1920 with Rev Ohrbrough officiating. Bride wears white georgette and carries roses. sister Bernice Wilson attends. Earnest Murray is best man. Wedding supper follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Nellie Dupler
Walter W. Wilson
Nelsonville
Grace Reformed Church
Ohrbrough
Bernice J. Wilson
Earnest Murray
Wil
Stay off damp ground to ease rheumatism say ads
Public health style notice urges rheumatism sufferers to avoid damp, keep feet dry, drink water, and take four ounces of rad Salts daily for a week to flush uric acid. It claims uric acid forms in bowels, is filtered by kidneys, and that Jad Salts provides a safe lithia drink from grapes and lemon juice.
Bride Entertains at Breakfast for Mrs Suscipi in Cincinnati
A Wednesday wedding bride, daughter of Colonel Nuttman of the Twenty ninth Infantry, entertained Mrs James B. Golden at Mrs C A Bosworth's breakfast in Cincinnati. Captain Golden and the bride lingered over the weekend with Mr and Mrs T J Davis. They plan to join Mr Brown at the Hotel Royal Palm in Miami, Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Golden
Captain Golden
Nuttman
Twenty Ninth Infantry
Benning
C. A. Bosworth
T. J. Davis
Mr. Golden
Mrs. Davis
James D. Brown
Royal Palm
Miami
Florida
Cincinnati Enquirer
Soldier praises Dreco remedy after France return
Former Sergeant T. J. Minor of Newark credits Dreco with curing stomach pain back trouble and nervous issues after returning from France. He notes improved digestion appetite sleep and reduced dizziness and urges others to try the medicine. Dreco is advertised as a non mineral tonic with roots herbs barks and berries. Mr Stout Dreco expert will be at Cline Pharmacy to explain merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
T. J. Minor
Hoover St
Newark
Stout
Cline Pharmacy
Eddie Fitz Meets Duffy in Newark Title Fight
Eddie Fitz Simmons, a top Benny Leonard contender, faces Jimmy Duffy of New York in Newark New Jersey as part of a slate that includes Tunney, Roberts, Fox, Valgar, Behrer, and Battling Reddy in bouts along the same card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Heddie Fitzsimmons
Benny Leonard
Jimmy Duffy
New York
Lenroot
Oppon
Gene Tunney
Army
al Roberts
Staten Island
Jose Fox
Benny Valgar
Chas. Behrer
Battling Reddy
Mother Grays Powders Benefit Many Children
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders are praised as an excellent remedy for children’s headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and other irregularities. Used by mothers for over 30 years and sold by druggists everywhere.
Practical cold remedy advice from a winter health column
The piece argues about the cost of a cold and presents Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a way to shorten illness. It emphasizes that a bottle in the house is a good investment during winter and spring months and advises rest and proper care for a faster recovery.
Tuam Leads Ulster Economic Blockade Movement
United Press Star reports Tuam Ireland with 3 000 residents in County Galway spearheads an Ulster economic blockade aimed at pressuring Ulster political leaders. A Belfast salesman saw 23 long standing accounts closed by Tuam merchants with losses up to 70 000 dollars, signaling risks if the boycott widens to other towns and Belfast trade is hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Press Star
Dublin
Tuam
County
Galway
Ireland
Ulster
Sinn
North
Belfast
Ted
Europeans Boost U S Imports From War Allies 1919 Rise
The National City Bank notes a sharp 125 percent jump in 1919 European imports to about 750 million, led by Britain France and Italy. Germany Austria Hungary and Turkey show modest totals, while neutrals rise slowly. Spain and the Netherlands also increase shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
National City Bank of New York
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Switzerland
Spain
Netherlands
Great Britain
France
Italy
Hardwood trees best for lawn planting
W E Bontrager of the Ohio Experiment Station urges using sturdy species like oak elm white ash American linden and American beech for lawn plantings. Nursery stock offers better establishment than forest transplants. Magnolia family trees and ornamentals such as flowering dogwood and birches provide attractive options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bontrager
Ohio Experiment Station
United States Chamber of Commerce May Oppose New Europe Loans
The U S chamber of commerce plans to oppose renewed European loans amid a policy shift. Homer Ferguson returns from a hunting trip to help finalize a position likely via a treasury letter. Britain expects US cooperation on relief but not new loans while Armenia Austria and Poland relief funding faces cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Homer L. Ferguson
Chamber
Treasury Department
Carter Glass
The
Treasury
Ferguson
Glass
United States
New York
Congress
R. C. Lindsay
Lindsay
Britain
House
Armenia
Austria
Poland
Pruning Guidelines for Fruit Trees from Ohio Experiment Station
In pruning fruit trees the Ohio Experiment Station lists key points. Form and balance the tops, ensure sunlight, remove poor branches, ease picking and spraying, thin the fruit, and renew tops. Train young orchards to shape and prune older ones to boost production. Tools needed include a 16 inch saw, hand shears, and a pocket knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Scotch Manufacturers Use Nun Nettle Pulp in Paper Making
Scotch producers report success using pulp from nun nettle to craft king paper. The novel material aims to boost strength and sustainability in traditional paper products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Paper
Control Potato Scab by Seed Treatment Methods
Scale potato disease may be controlled by seed treatment tried at the Ohio Experiment Station. Dip potatoes in a solution of one pint formalin to 80 gallons of water for one hour, then dry before planting. A four to six crate batch in a tank of solution and drainage back into the tank completes the method. Disinfect crates and planting gear to prevent spore transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
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N. Y
WAR Department
Ociety
Blanche
Della Finsterwald
J. C. Robinson
Caldwell
Harriet Carr
Lancaster St
Edward Murr
East State Street
T. W. Murray
Parkersburg
W. Va
Park Avenue
Dreco
Eddie Fitz
Duffy
Shadder
Mister G. Hogg
OFC
U.S
Lash
Canaan
R. A. Dalton
Kansas
Wolfe Bros. Distributors
Complete Automobile Department Store
Willys- Knight
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