Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
The ad touts Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute by Dr. Edwards a physician of 17 years. It claims a vegetable laxative eases constipation and torpid liver with no natural-force issues and promises quick pleasant results at bedtime with a 10c or 30c price. It also notes a burial in Nye cemetery and travel news of Jack Phillips visiting Springfield Illinois to see his sons.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Akeep
William Border 80 Dies at Bailey Run Home
Glouster William Border died at 7 pm Wednesday at his Bailey Run home from infirmities of old age. He is survived by nine children including five sons and four daughters. His wife predeceased him, and he lived with his son Hod Border and family. Funeral services set for Friday at 11 30 am at the Hauncey Church of Christ led by Rev Court, with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Border
Bailey
Fragmentary OCR Note on Ohio State Toledo Sports Game
Disjointed lines suggest a sports note involving Ohio and Toledo teams. Mentions likely reference to a game scene and actions but content is garbled with missing verbs scores and dates. No clear outcome or participants can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Mrs Price Improves After Hospital Operation
Mrs Clyde Price who underwent an operation at Grant hospital in Columbus showed improved condition on Tuesday. John Price spends the day in Columbus consulting a specialist about an eye that has not been right since a cataract removal months ago.
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Clyde Price
Grant Hospital
Columbus
John Price
Hatfield Sells Burr Oak Store to Thompson With Move Planned
Irvel Hatfield sells his Burr Oak business to F P Thompson of Palos who will take possession before March. Thompson will operate both Palos and Burr Oak stores and Hatfield plans to move with his family to Los Angeles in April to settle permanently in southern California.
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Irvel Hatfield
Burr Oak
F. P. Thompson
Palos
Thompson
Mr. Hatfield
Los Angeles
Calif
Civil Service Exam Set for Village Carrier Post at Glouster
A civil service examination for the postoffice clerk position will be held in this city on Saturday March 3 beginning at 9 A M. Vacancies as they occur will be filled from the eligible roster. Application blanks are available at the Glouster postoffice.
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Glouster
Learned of Big Rapids death recalls Athens county ties
G. W. Learned, 70, a former Athens county man, died at his Big Rapids Michigan home after a brief two day illness. He is survived by his widow and two married daughters. A sister, Mrs. W. H. Duncan, lives here. Mr. Learned left Athens county over 40 years ago.
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G. W. Learned
Athens County
Big Rapids
Mich
W. H. Duncan
Learned
Cured Her Rheumatism By Home Method
Mrs. J. E. Hurst of Bloomington Illinois discloses a personal cure for rheumatism and offers free information by mail. She requests readers mail their name and address to receive the details at no cost.
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J. E. Hurst
Douglas Street
Bloomington
Ill
Hurst
Local Notes on Travelers and Medical Update
A Michigan location is noted with mention of Herb Falls of Bishopville traveling to Columbus for business. Harry Allen of Columbus, formerly Glouster, underwent a hernia operation at a Columbus hospital on Tuesday.
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Herb Falls
Bishopville
Columbus
Harry Allen
Glouster
Help Wanted and Sit uations Wanted ads guidance
The notice advises readers to place their own ad in the Sit uations Wanted column of The Messenger if the desired position is not available in Help Wanted. It claims many satisfactory results from this method.
Plains residents host gathering as wedding leads to new home
The Linscott and Gabriel families visited Amesville over the weekend while James Goodfellow hosted a supper and dance honoring Margaret and Raymond Matheney's recent marriage. The couple plan to live in Columbus after securing a house.
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James Goodfellow
Margaret
Raymond Matheney
Nelsonville
Colored man brought into court on paternity charge
Luther Dalton, colored, was arrested by the Columbus police Wednesday and brought to Athens by Constable Mariner on a charge of being the father of Florence Harvey's one year old child. Dalton pleaded guilty when arraigned before Magistrate Helwig. Since the principals are first cousins and cannot marry, efforts are being made to compromise the case.
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Luther Dalton
Columbus
Athens
Mariner
Florence Harvey
Coolville
Helwig
Dalton
Arrest of Frank Rose for drunkenness and liquor possession
Frank Rose a bricklayer of 10 North High Street was arrested by Sheriff McKinley on Thursday morning for drunkenness and possessing intoxicating liquor. He was found along the Athens Nelsonville road and Courtney Hill, then transported to Athens after a bus driver and passengers found him with a cut above the left eye. A nearly full moonshine bottle was turned over to the sheriff. Rose was to be arraigned before Magistrate Helwig later Thursday afternoon.
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Frank Rose
North High Street
McKinley
Rose
Athens
Nelsonville
Courtney Hill
Earl Johnson
Helwig
Athens Formed Woman's Auxiliary of American Legion
A Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion was formed in Athens with the K. T. Crossen post. Mrs. Rafael Johnson was elected president, Mrs. W. W. Connett treasurer, and Mrs. A. H. Marshall secretary. The group will meet monthly at the Episcopal church basement, serving as headquarters, with Miss Mooney to speak at the next meeting. A membership drive aims to enroll mothers, wives, and sisters of World War veterans.
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Athens
Woman's Auxiliary
The
American Legion
K. T. Crossen
Legion
Episcopal Church
Rafael Johnson
W. W. Connett
A. H. Marshall
Crossen
All Mothers, Wives and
Sisters of
Too Good to Tell Described by Presbyterian Pastor
Dr A Y Wilcox of First Presbyterian notes the Thursday Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting will feature a splendid dinner at 6 o clock and an unusually entertaining program to follow. He urges full attendance as the gathering will end promptly at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Wilcox
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Denied Ownership of Still Found on Premises
G Davis of near Armitage was arrested by Dry Officer Nash on charges of possessing intoxicating liquor after bottles of whiskey and a smashers still were found on his property. Davis denied wrongdoing, claimed no knowledge, pleaded guilty, and was fined 100 dollars plus costs with the fine suspended.
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Ki. G. Davis
Armitage
Nash
Helwig Davis
Coast Guard Rescues Crew From Five Masted Schooner
The Manning to relieve a stranded schooner seven miles south of Cobb Island saved Captain L. G. Pickett and ten crewmen who were landed on Cobb Island.
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Norfolk
Coast Guard
Cobb Island
L. G. Pickett
Explosion at York paper plant injures three
An explosion at the Yorkhaven Paper Company lignone plant in York Pa. this morning injured three workers, one seriously, and sparked a fire that caused about $50,000 in damage.
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Supfers
York, Pa
Yorkhave Paper Company
Escapee Returns to Newport Jail After Visit
Newport Ky Feb 8 Carl Wright who escaped Newport jail days ago walked into the jailer's office claiming he returned to his "hotel" after a visit to his wife and family at Canneravillea Inn Jailer Micael J McNamara rubbed his eyes in disbelief at the sight.
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Newport
Micael J. McNamara
Carl Wright
Wright
Canneravillea Inn
Markets Reported Rates and Liberty Bond Openings
In New York on February 8 markets quote demand for sterling at 46734 and franc cables at 61814 with checks at 618 and live cables at 483. Belgians at 545% and marks 0028 with related checks. Liberty bonds open with 3148 at 1601.56, first 4s at 98.70, second 4s at 98.65, Victory 4s at 100.200, and new 44s at 99.96.
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New York
Guilder
Sweden
Victory
Steel and Mining Stocks Show Varied Percentages in Listings
A Los Angeles style stock table lists values for Avnetviean, American Locomotive, American Smelting, American Zinc, Atlantic Gulf & West Indies, Baldwin Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, Westinghouse, and others with percentages ranging around mid teens to the hundreds, indicating fluctuating gains and losses. Several lines reference railways, steel producers, coal firms, and related industries, with company names like Norfolk & Western, Republic Iron & Steel, and Westinghouse appearing among the entries.
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Avnetviean
Peeves - Som
Amaconee Isis
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel Pfd
Thullo Sc Bupgtio
Civics
Wonital Loatoy
Ieietsecs Som
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Crucible Steel ccc
Sesceeve
PS Oe Ieee Mies
Norfolk & Western
Noscmoir PF Rcmic
Ecaer Ec
Pittsburega Coal
Republic Iron & Steel
U. & Steel
Westingnonge
Anneees
Wilys-Overland
Icveovievss
Grain and Produce Market Prices and Receipts
New York produce prices show wool firm with domestic fleece at 59 and 58, pulled basis 80 and 122. Texas scoured basis 110 and 14 nominal, territory staple scourel basis 122 and 142. Chicago receipts total 4,976 tubs with creamery extra 49 and extra firsts 47 48, firsts 45 46, packing stock 29 30. Eggs receipts 10,6839 cases with miscellaneous 31% 382, ordinary firsts 30 31, firsts 32 14, checks 25 26, dir ties 26 28.
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New York
Texas
Ghicago
Toledo Grain Market Brief Averages and Prices
Toledo grain market report dated February 8 shows wheat at 189 140, corn 82 83, oats 49% 50%, rye 90, barley 72, cloverseed cash 1840, and futures for Feb and March 1330, April 1226, and October.
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Toledo
Allike Cash Transactions Reported for Feb and March
Cash figures show Feb with 1050 and March new 350 while old remains 355. The entry lists multiple monetary amounts likely tied to accounts or payments under the Allike listing.
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Allike
Live Stock Market Report from Pittsburg
Cattle receipts light and market steady with no change. Sheep and lambs receipts 200 and best price at $9. Hogs at 3000 head down 15 to 25 cents with prime heavy hogs $8.40 to $8.50 and light workers $9.15 to $9.25, pigs $8.75 to $8.90, roughs $7.00 to $7.60, and atags $4.00 to $4.50.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Hogs and Cattle Markets Report February 8
Hogs receipts 48,000 steady market with top 825 and various weight classes noted. Cattle receipts 10,000 steady with ranges for beef steers, heifers, cows, bulls and veal calves. Sheep receipts 8,090 up 15 to 25 cents with listed lambs and yearlings. Cincinnati Livestock market slow for cattle in the February 8 report.
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Chicago
Livestock Market Report Steady to Higher Across Segments
Calves steady to good to choice 7.50 to 9.00. Calf prices 14.00 to 14.50 for good to choice. Hogs receipts 5200, market slow and weak 25 to 35 lower, packers and butchers 8.25 to 8.60. Sheep receipts 106, market steady 5.90 to 6.50. Lambs steady 0.25 higher, good to choice 15.00 to 16.25.
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Stewart Miss Hazel Haskins of Marrietta is hosted by Miss Frances Hayes this week. Mr and Mrs Ray Miller were Sunday guests of Dan and Mrs Linton. Hiram Vess and daughter, recent guests of John Vess, return to Glouster. Hugh Wharff and Pp G Wetherell visited Athens on business. Middleport High school will play.
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Hazel Haskins
Marrietta
Frances Hayes
Ray Miller
Dan Linton
Hiram Vess
John Vess
Glouster
Athens
Hugh Wharff
G. Wetherell
Middleport High School
Stewart High Gym Hosts Next Friday Evening
James Russell and Charles Tow went to Logan Wednesday and attended Mrs. Walt Smith’s funeral. Mrs. Fred Laughlin and daughter Edith Robinson visited Parkersburg Tuesday. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. C A Wiseman’s Thursday with 14 members and children present. They knotted a comfort for the hostess and held a devotional and business meeting before refreshments. The group adjourned to meet at Mrs. James Russell’s home on the first Thursday in March.
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James Russell
Trains Collision Kills Twenty-Eight French Soldiers
An Essen despatch reports two military trains collided between Dusseldorf and Kettwig, killing twenty eight French soldiers. The wreck occurred in the afternoon, as details were released.
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Berlin
Dusseldorf
Kettwig
Essen
Bradford Oil Prices Rise to Four Dollars a Barrel
The Seep Purchasing Agency announced a four cent boost to Bradford district crude oil bringing the price to four dollars a barrel. Tidewater Pipe Line Company followed with a four dollar price as well.
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Bradford
Pen
Seep
Bradford District
Tidewater Pipe Line Company
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