Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Proven Effective Yet Again
A scientific test by Dr Donaldson of Loma Linda confirms Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin eases constipation and related symptoms within 48 hours. The stimulant laxative, introduced in 1892, remains a widely used family remedy with a low cost per dose and broad safety claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticello
Donaldson
Loma Linda
Roy Cook
Bellefontaine, C
J. B. Dawson
Brinson
Explosion Injures Two Men In West Virginia Farm Incident
Weston West Virginia February 9 Lester Hughes and Harry Davis were seriously injured when a so called dud dynamite charge in an apple tree stump exploded after they punched it with a shovel. Six sticks failed to explode earlier and the blast could damage sight in both men.
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Weston
W. Va
Lester Hughes
Harry Davis
Widowed mother unable to carry burden alone
Despondent over the death of her husband Mrs. Rose Runyon 40 of Wheeling attempted suicide by drinking carbolic acid as she struggled to support five children. Doctors report her recovery is doubtful.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Rose Runyon
California Glime Barren for Cupid in 1922 Marriages
California marriage statistics for 1922 show 46 041 marriages, down from 46 772 in 1921, a drop of 731. The report notes divorced women remarrying is common with divorced men, while widows seldom remarry widowers.
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Sacramento
Cal
Dan Cupid
California
L. E. Ross
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Friage Mart
The King’s Veto Power in England Since 1707
The monarch theoretically holds a veto over laws but has not used this power since 1707. The long abstention mark highlights constitutional evolution and the shifting balance between crown and Parliament.
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England
Senate Battle Over Harding-Lasker Ship Subsidy
Washington February 9 final drive by administration forces aims to pass the Harding Lasker ship subsidy bill before adjournment. Farm bloc and independent Republicans oppose a final vote until March 4, with Democrats backing the delay to deny lame ducks a vote. A test vote may be forced on substitution of the truth in fabrics bill for the subsidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K
Hutchinson
Washington
Congress
Senate
Harding
Senator Harrison
Mississippi
Farm Bloc
Engineer Killed in Train Wreck at Edwardsburg
Edwardsburg Michigan February 9 An engineer Robert Griffin was killed in a collision between a truck and a Grand Trunk No. 7 passenger train from Detroit to Chicago. Fireman Crosby Gailey was seriously injured as the engine left the rails and toppled down an embankment.
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Edwardsburg
Mich
Robert Griffin
Crosby Gailey
Detroit
Chicago
Postmaster Ladd Reports January Savings Certificate Sales
Postmaster Ladd announced that for January the Frost post office sold Treasury Savings Certificates totaling 6190 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Treasury Savings
Frost Post Office
Miners Split Over Lewis Stand Sparks Internal Union Row
An internal fight within the United Mine Workers threatens disruption as district leaders resign from the nationalization research committee in protest of John L. Lewis. John Golden of district 5 and John Brophy of district 2 resignations follow a condemning letter to Lewis. Frank Farrington, Illinois miners chief, plans to push the nationalization issue at the upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Mine Workers of America
Nationalization Research Committee
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Swift
John Golden
District 5
John Brophy
Lewis
Frank Farrington
Illinois
Surprise program delights Presbyterian Brotherhood men
The Presbyterian Brotherhood meeting was a unique and enjoyable event. Hugh Diamond, a Gabon hardware merchant nicknamed the Harry Lauder of the church, delivered a witty and rousing address and sang several numbers. A fine supper was provided by Mrs Muir's division of the Friendly Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Hugh Diamond
Gabon
Harry Lauder
Presbyterian Church
Akron Bus Line Owner James B. Cox Arrested
James B. Cox of Alliance, owner and operator of a bus line linking Alliance, Youngstown, Canton and Akron, is arrested on kidnapping, murderous assault, and robbery charges. Warrants by Alliance Review editor F F Hoyles allege crimes from six months ago. Hoyles, Cox’s alleged victim, reportedly forced to surrender several thousand dollars as kidnappers demanded six thousand dollars.
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Akron
James B. Cox
Alliance
Youngstown
Canton
F F. A. Hoyles
Alliance Review
Hoyles
Cox
Independent voter holds balance of power in elections
Prof Francis W. Coker of Ohio State University told the Ohio League of Women Voters institute in Columbus that the independent voter controls election outcomes. He argued the two party system is a product of American habits and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Francis W. Coker
Ohio State University
Ohio League of Women Voters
Coker
United States
Friction Grows Between French and Belgian Forces in Ruhr
Brussels reports tension between French and Belgian military authorities in the Rhineland, particularly the Ruhr. Belgian officers accuse France of ignoring their advice as M. Le Trocequer, French minister of public works, travels to confer with the Belgian cabinet to resolve issues.
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Brussels
Rhineland
Ruhr
Aix la Chappelle
M. le Trocequer
Memorial for George Cline of Meigs County Ohio
Obituary tribute to George Cline born August 25 1850 in Mt Bianco Meigs County Ohio died January 28 1923. Details of family marriage to Mary Ogg and then Mellie Reeves, children Cecil R Cline Edna Blanche and grandchild Elizabeth Jane. Notes on extended family, faith in the Methodist church and emphasis on education, moving from Albany to Berea Ohio, and final years before death from fatal pneumonia. The piece honors his honesty, industriousness, devotion to family and community service.
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George Cline
John Cline
Elizabeth Townsend
Mt. Bianco
Columbia Township
Meigs County
Ohio
Mary Ogg
Salem Center
Salem Township
Thomas Fos
New England
Mary Soule
George Soule
America
Cecil R. Cline
Athens
Point Rock
Mellie E. Reeves
Downington
Edna Blanche
Oscar L. Dustheimer
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Elizabeth Jane Cline
Z. W. Cline
Columbus
J. FE. Cline
Albany
L. H. McKinstry
Rachel Hopkins
Baltimore
Ruth Welsh
Detroit
Michigan
Solomon T. Cline
George
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple
Solomon Townsend
Ohio University
Atwood Institute
Ife
Rescue at Chicago Theater Sign Captures Crowds
Hundreds gathered at a busy Chicago corner as Edwin Wagner, 46, weighing over 200 pounds, fell about 40 feet from a sign rope chair. He managed to hook a rope with his feet and ankle, enabling the fire department to rescue him.
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Chicago
Edwin Waener
Wagner
Happier Healthier Women Rely on Lydia Pinkham's Remedy
Thousands of women in this country report relief from pain and suffering after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A survey of 60,000 women shows 98 out of 100 benefited, underscoring the medicine as a standard remedy for female ills after fifty years of use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Giant Ferry Boat to ply Mississippi River for freight
Cincinnati report notes a flatbottom ferry boat tested for St Genevieve Missouri will be commissioned by the Missouri Western railway. It will carry freight cars across the river with a 200 ton coal load on departure. The vessel measures 375 feet by 88 feet and can haul 18 coal cars of 50 tons each and even the heaviest locomotive.
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Cincinnati
St. Genevieve
Missouri Western Railway
Mississippi River
Chicago Youth Delinquency Drops Despite Truancy Rise
The annual juvenile court report shows 240 fewer boys and 63 fewer girls committed to institutions for delinquency in the year, while truancy rose with 1161 arrests. The piece notes ongoing issues like puppy-love scrapes and elopements as part of the ongoing juvenile picture in Chicago.
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Chicago
Former Judge Malcolm Kelly Dies at 79 in Sandusky
Former Common Pleas Judge Malcolm Kelly, aged seventy nine, died at his home in Sandusky Ohio this morning February 9.
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Sandusky
Common Pleas
Malcolm Kelly
Thanks and Appreciation for Funeral Assistance
We express our gratitude to friends at terea and relatives at Albury for kindness and floral offerings. Special thanks to Mrs. Fred Wor hes and Mrs. Eldon Dailey for aruste at the funeral in Albany, to Emil C. Haag and T. WW. Coe for services, and to Rev. Sears Grover Creamer Warner for comforting words during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Melie RR. Cline.
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Terea
Albury
Fred Worhes
Eldon Dailey
Albany
Emil C. Haag
Berea
T. WW. Coe
S. E. Sears
PD. C. Grover
Frederick
Tale CNWIRCRIES Sunday Service Announcement
Sunday service at 10 45 A M focuses on Spirit with Golden Text Galatians 5 5. Note Sunday selled at 9 36 A M and Wednesday meeting at 7 00 DP M. Reading room open Tue Thu Sat 2 00 to 4 00 P M. You are invited to attend church services and use the reading room.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH SCHEDULE
Sunday school begins at 9:00 with Pastor Daniel McGurk. Morning sermon by Dr. McGurk on Lincoln's Unfinished Task. Epworth League at 6:00. Evening service at 7:00. Sermon topic In Every Way R Bet ter and Better. Shall we become disciples of Coue.
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Daniel McGurk
McGurk
Lincoln
Quingquagresima Sunday Services at Local Church
State and Carpenter streets hosts A H Marshall rector for Quingquagresima Sunday. Church school begins at 9 30 A M with morning prayer and sermon at 10 30 A M.
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State and
Carpenter Streets
A. H. Marshall
Lincoln Day Program Sunday Schedule at Local Church
Frederic Brown pastor leads a Sunday program with special Lincoln Day remarks. Sunday school at 9 15 A M. Awakened program at 10 16 A M with Rev Browning speaking. Junior League at 1 30 P M Epworth League at 6 P M and a sermon by the pastor at 7 P M.
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Frederic Brown
Browning
Wandering Stars to Guest at Campus Church Services
The campus groups Aloquin Phi Delta Theta and Tau Sigma Delta will attend as guests. Minister chats at 9 A M Bible school 10 15 worship and sermon Wandering Stars. A church conference follows the morning service at 6 P M. Senior C BE society presents a missionary play at 7 P M. Evening sermon The Unanswerable Question. Evangelistic services begin with Sunday services and evangelists arrive Monday evening.
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W. State
Congress
M. F. Chatley
Wandering Stars
Aloquin
Phi Delta Theta
Tau Sigma Delta
C. BE. Society
Pastor Homer C. Smith Leads Sunday Worship
Morning worship at 10:30 led by Pastor Homer C. Smith with Rev. C. M. Bond preaching. Sunday school begins at 9:30 A.M. Young peoples meeting set for 6:00 P.M.
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Homer C. Smith
M. Bond
Young Peoples
Presbyterian Church Bible Study and Worship Schedule
Abbott Y. Wilcox, minister leads a 9:00 Bible study, 10:36 morning worship with a sermon titled The Redemption of the Homeland, 6:00 youth meeting, and 7:90 evening worship. The minister preaches at both services.
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Presbyterian Church
Abbott Y. Wilcox
Sunday Service at South Canaan Baptist Church
Sunday school at 1 39 PM and preaching at 2 30 PM announced for South Canaan Baptist Church with services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Evangelistic Services Set for Athens First Christian Church
A three week series of evangelistic services begins Sunday February 12 at the First Christian church of Athens with daily meetings at 7 PM except Saturdays. Dr T I Lowe of Columbus, veteran pastor, joins Rev M F Chatley as evangelist, and Prof Wallace Tut tle of Kansas City leads the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church of
Athens
Columbus
Fourth Avenue Christian Church
Teacher’s murder solved by arrest of Negro in Kentucky
Cincinnati officers left for Harlan Kentucky with James Robinson 29 of Pittsburgh in custody. Robinson was indicted for the murder of Laura Parsons Pine Settlement school teacher more than a year ago. Several other former prisoners on a convict oatun have been jailed.
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Cincinnati
Harlan
Kentucky
James Robinson
Pittsburg
Laura Parsons
Pine
Robinson
Jodichad
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