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Pigs in Pokes Warned On Liberty Bond Scams
The piece warns Liberty Bond holders against wildcat oil stocks and stock sharpers, noting small investors with limited means are most harmed. It cites Wall Street axioms that urge experts to safeguard their wealth and condemns buyers who trade bonds for dubious certificates.
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Ohio moves to dry ahead of federal prohibition
Ohio advances prohibition by banning saloonkeepers from becoming druggists after May closures. Drug dealers and liquor sellers clash as druggists may handle wines for sacraments and manufacturing under new rules. The issue may spread nationally, with strict surveillance of drug stores likely.
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Ohio
State Pharmaceutical Association
Apples and oranges in winter markets challenge pricing
A writer argues that apples and oranges cost similar in winter markets. He notes that orange land far exceeds apple land in price, yet higher costs for oranges include grading, fertilizing, irrigation, frost protection, and packing. The piece urges considering apples as a profitable alternative for northern farmers.
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Mets
Building boom expected despite high costs across nation
Federal labor and treasury departments and business leaders expect vigorous construction this year with abundant permits, ri pins in materials, and rising real estate values. Public buildings roads bridges sewers railways and factories will drive demand, while Germany and Switzerland face geopolitical shifts.
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Treasury
Moat
Apricot Based Dishes and Sweet Fruit Puddings Menu
A period menu lists breakfast lunch and dessert items featuring apricot and peach sauces and fruit puddings. Recipes include Apricot Sauce Apricot Roll and Apricot Breakfast Cake with detailed steps for rice pudding bread crumbs and custards. Also lists halibut soup mixed salads and cakes with varying fruit fillings.
Dinner Stories and Dinner Table Etiquette Tales
Senator Lodge cited a soldier boy tale at a dinner where Sergeant Jenkins recalled a near miss from a front line shell. A debutante asked about escapes and Jenkins joked about a door knob left in his hand after a blast. A humorous church anecdote ends with a joke about opening windows for health.
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Senator Lodge
Jenkins
Old Fritz
Ohio Conventions and the 1851 Constitution Faults
The article outlines why Ohio held a second constitutional convention in 1850, citing broad reforms sought to empower voters, limit debt, fix legislative terms, and curb special laws. It notes key flaws in the 1851 charter, including unchecked general assemblies, lack of veto and amendment paths, and illegitimate special legislation. The 1902 Ohio Supreme Court decision labeled these issues unconstitutional.
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Ohio
General Assembly
Ohio Supreme Court
World frets over Prohibition and national sovereignty
A New York World excerpt links Democratic tax debates to prohibition tensions, arguing nations’ rights to govern themselves and individuals’ rights to drink beer are both at issue in the current discourse.
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New York
Bio-feren touted to rebuild strength after influenza attack
The advertisement urges use of Bio-feren tonic to restore energy and brain function after influenza. It claims to supply iron calcium glycero phosphate lecithin gentian nux vomica and other ingredients, with dosage of two tablets after meals and one at night. It promises risk free refund if dissatisfied.
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Nature
Ohio casualties list marks 2586 with many named units
Washington reports 2586 casualties on today’s lists including 822 wounded undetermined 1325 wounded slight 208 wounded severe 32 killed in action 27 died of wounds 21 missing in action Ohioans named include Capt William Belhorn Lieut Dan Shey Lieut Earl Adelsparger Lieut Erle Culler Jerome Christman Harold Henry and many others with Wounded Slightly and Missing in Action entries. Local notes mention Akron return to home and visitors to Nelsonville along with several illness and hospital transfers.
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Pikasne
Clarence Altman
Lancaster
Howard Bowen
Canton
Alex Hockhester
Cleveland
Frank Hunger
Melvin Schlosser
Ravensport
Bryan Grable
Pataskala
Robert Handler
Arthur Holliger
Toledo
Charles Scene
Connelsville
Howard Tolason
Salineville
Robert Dunn
Cincinnati
Arthur Jordan
Rocky River
Charlies Kesler
Delphos
Isaac Taviner
Bowling Green
Walter Herr
Andover
Ray Rising
Columbus
Fred Selatt
Alonzo Bast
Washington D. H
Thomas Hardman
Oscar Henson
Albert Carlos
Dayton
Forest Harmon
Bellefontaine
Carl Kauffman
Waynesfield
Larkin Davis
Tippacanoe City
Henry Patton
Blanchester
Henry Keely
Columbia
Alfred Seevers
Bannock
K. Kitchen
Bloomingville
Charles Rahe
Charles Price
Fredericktown
Vernon Anderson
New Richmond
John Fulmer
John Heaston
Barberton
Edwin Abrigg
Sardis
Frank Wheeler Dew
Athens
Nelsonville
Cyrille Chondt
Perrysburg
Harry Shelton
Harry Hunkin
Chagrin Falls
Elmer Perkins
Ashtabula
Frank Page
Barnhill
Harry Prouty
Delaware
James Harmon
Harry Lorenz
Stone Creek
George Strawser
Circleville
Don Dowell
Carrollton
Mike Metro
Norwood
Joe Hickey
Adam Kniesser
Charles Clark
Junction City
Charles Menhard
Albert Kaufman
Middlebranch
Frank Kershner
Ansonia
Ben Kessler
Leroy Franklin
St. Marys
John Hammer
George Johnson
Middletown
Wilbur Austin
Alger
Burnal Bachman
Sayette
Guy Franklin
William Knapp
Chargrin Falls
Raymond Smith
Wooster
Harry Swank
Gilbert
James Fleiter
Akron
William Judd
Magnolia
James Knapp
Sciory
Robert Knapp
South Euclid
Harry Stearns
Gambier
Elzie Whitmer
Walter Bender
Geicoug
Abram Burch
Cain
Ira Ierr
Sugarcicek
Lark Kinsley
Bryan
Newton Krebs
Monroeville
James Gravonette
Nay Rhoden
Portsmouth
Calvin Fisher
Archam
Frank Krohinsky
Luther Penwell
Roy Rose
Marysville
George Gregory
Mt. Vernon
Laruz Chochard
Greensprings
Jde Fleming
Springfield
Dave Rosen
Martin J. Walsh
Warren
William Clarkson
Souh Euclid
Harry Gould
Albert Pierstromf
Celina
Warren Reese
Phos phated Iron credited with transforming a man’s health
A young man describes rapid recovery from exhaustion and nervous strain after using Phos phated Iron. He credits improved sleep appetite weight gain and color return to pure blood. He claims doctors endorse the product and notes capsules are supplied by McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists.
Murray City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Rev Stephen Yantko visited Athens daily week. Mrs Pete Gaskell of McArthur hosted in Murray. Miss Edna and Miss Edythe Mahoney visited Nelsonville. Miss Mary Moraz returned from Columbus after weeks there. Marie Frazee visited The Plains. Mr and Mrs Alex Coburn hosted Gertrude from Columbus. Charles Ralph and family returned from Columbus after weeks away. Mrs John Altman of Basil visited her sister Mrs Hopkins in the city. Mrs Norma Wallace of Buchtel visited her parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Koenig. James and William Donnehill were Nelsonville visitors Monday. Mrs Dave Murphy, recently in the area.
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Stephen Yantko
Athens
Pete Gaskell
McArthur
Murray
Edna
Edith Mahoney
Nelsonville
Mary Moraz
Columbus
Marie Frazee
the Plains
Alex Coburn
Gertrude
Charles Ralph
John Altman
Basil
Hopkins
Norma Wallace
Buchtel
Leonard Koenig
Messrs
James and
William Donnehill
Mornday
Dave Murphy
Antipig Raising Ordinance Up Again In Ashtabula
ASHTABULA Ohio February 6 The antipig raising ordinance returns to council as members refuse repeal despite reports that some families keep pigs in cellars.
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