Anuric Promoted For Kidney Backache Relief
Anuric tablets sold by Dr. Pierce’s regimen touted as powerful for lumbago rheumatism and kidney disorders. Ad features testimonials from Monford Slagle and Ola Be praising relief from back pain and bladder weakness after short use. Includes offer to write for medical advice at the Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Monford Slagle
OlaBie
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Ratic
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Includes Visits and Music
Spendings and greetings fill a Pleasant Hill period as Wendell Elliott, David Smally, and A H Elliott hosted relatives. Detroit's Lucy Tubbs visits Dayton Tubbs and A H Elliott. Local music at W W Frost's features Elliott, Smally, Campbell, Tubbs, Williams, and Hendersons among others.
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Wendell Elliott
David Smally
Pleasant Hill
A. H. Elliott
Lucy Tubbs
Detroit
Dayton Tubbs
W. Frost
John Campbell
Columbus
Harold Jones
Pratts Fork
Harry Douglass
Roy Chaney
Clyde
Omar
Lena
Ruby Hines
Hall Frost
Doris Frost
Val McCumber
Leona Hart
Albert Chaney
Dale Whaley
Be careful what you take for a cold or cough
Father John's Medicine is advertised as free from dangerous drugs and boasts over sixty five years of success for colds and throat troubles.
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Father John
Ohio orchardists insure trees against fire in central Ohio
Paul Thayer of the Ohio Experiment Station notes growers are beginning to insure trees against fire. He cites a central Ohio case where a single farmer received 570 dollars for 19 cherry trees burned when mulch ignited. The manager of a farm in the south-
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Ohio
Paul Thayer
Department of Horticulture
Ohio orchard insured for ten thousand dollars
A recent policy placed in Ohio covers a 20 acre apple orchard for ten thousand dollars. Fire insurance rates cited range from 1 to 1 percent for a three year term.
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Ern
Ohio
Italy awaits US reply on Genoa conference invitation
Rome reports the Italian foreign office expects a Washington response within 48 hours to participate in the Genoa international economic conference. Officials doubt Herrick or Harvey would be observers, and Italy may either join actively or abstain. Premier Bonomi faces a confidence vote next Thursday, risking a possible government collapse.
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Rome
International News Service
Washington
Genoa
American State Department
Paris
Myron T. Herrick
France
George Harvey
Great Britain
Italy
America
Bonomi
Chamber of Deputies
Portsmouth Falls to Athens High in Big Defeat
Athens High crushed Portsmouth High 52 to 11 in a lop sided clash. Coach Torrance used a second string early in the second period to add 1% points. Brooks led with eight baskets, Muir added five, Davis scored six late in the half with strong team play from Battin.
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Athens Hi
Portsmouth
Athens
Torrance
Brooks
Muir
Davis
Battin
Athens Uses Sturdy Defense In Narrow Win Over Portsmouth
The Athens defense proves decisive as Shafer and Sharp guard well. An upcoming tough game Tuesday at the Armory against Canal Winchester features a veteran five who have played together five years and were runners up in two Ohio university tournaments.
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Athens
Shafer
Sharp
Armory
Canal Winchester
Ohio University
Portsmouth
Brooks
Ae H
Barklow Shafer
C. Flowers
Davis
Algeo
Watkins
Kahler
Tinghes
Moler
Cowen Rhodes
Wycoff
Mound Hill Church Remembrance of a Vanished Here
The note corrects an error about funeral details for James Lafoliet, clarifying the service and interment occurred at Mound Hill church and cemetery. It traces the church’s origins to Rev. Warrener who formed a Sunday school in 1879, built a church by 1885, and named it Mound Hill, with the grove hosting picnics and celebrations.
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Glouster
Messenger
James Lafoliet
Warner Church
Warner Cemetery
Mound Hill Church
William Lafollet
Isaac Lafollet
James Lafollet
Abraham Zarley
C. A. Hines
Warrener
Mound Hill
Athens
U.S. Objects to Persian Oil Divvy Move
The United States protests Anglo-Persian oil actions in Asia Minor as British French and Italian offices settle Mosul oil properties. France cedes interests to Britain for 25 percent profits, leaving America to oppose English control of the wells.
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United States
Asia Minor
U.S
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
Mosul
America
Akron congressman declines to bow to anti saloon league
Rep Charles L Knight of Akron Ohio says he will listen but not take orders from the anti saloon league and other groups in a letter to M C Robinson. He warns the league acts as a political machine and will not subscribe to its requirements, preferring independence in any future candidacy.
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Washington
Charles L. Knight
Akron
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
American Federation of Labor, Farmers, Bankers
Manufacturers
Fragmentary Prose Expressing Defiance and Flight
The excerpt shows a speaker declaring extreme willingness to abandon Ohio rather than concede demands. They evoke burning possessions to illuminate their exit and describe a future farming life with speckled peas on a windy hilltop, joined by a bob-tailed bull.
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Ohio
Ohio College Edges Ohio Northern 28 27 at Ada
In Ada Ohio February 11 the Ohio university basketball team beat Ohio Northern by one point. The final score was 28 to 27 with Ohio Northern leading 19 to 7 at halftime.
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Ada, O
Ohio University
Ohio Northern
Benny Leonard Retains Lightweight Crown in 15 Round Win
Leonard defends title by defeating Rocky Kansas after a brutal eleventh round knockdown. The Bronx boxer survives a fierce battle to earn a decision over Tozzo in New York. An unrelated Oregon study notes a fruit fly produced 145 daughters with no male offspring.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Bronx
Rocco Tozzo
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Kansas
University of Oregon
Wrigley Sees Recovery for America Says Dollar Rebounds
William Wrigley Jr the Catalina Island owner Cubs and Angels proprietor tells International News Service that better times are ahead for the United States and that the average person can help restore prosperity. He predicts the good old American dollar is coming back.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Catalina Island
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
International News Service
United States
Wrigley
Businessman Sees Economic Recovery Taking Hold Across Regions
By William Wrigley Jr the International News Service notes rising optimism as business improves from the East to the Middle West. He argues the dollar strengthens, wage fairness grows, and 1921 proved tough for many, yet a turning point begins with renewed trade and honest work.
Advertising power drives gum maker’s global push
The speaker emphasizes advertising as the key driver of sales in the chewing gum industry. He notes spending 11,000 dollars daily to promote gum and compares island promotion costs to kingly sums, praising printers ink as the greatest selling force and urging broad, ongoing ad engagement to reach audiences locally and worldwide.
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Catalina Island
Treasury Department Handles Larger Funds Than Any Entity
A concise fact notes that the Treasury Department of the United States manages more money than any other institution on earth, underscoring its vast financial scale and governmental authority.
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Treasury Department of the
United States
Earth
Monkeys Used in Pneumonia Vaccine Research
Five hundred monkeys from South America and Africa aided in three years of experiments that helped develop a new pneumonia vaccine. Dr. William H. Park of the health department said the tests formed part of a nationwide influenza and pneumonia research campaign. The studies suggested the flu organism can pass through a stone wall, with work led mainly by the public health service in Washington and by local health departments.
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International News Service
New York
Web
South America
Africa
William H. Park
Health Department
Public Health Service
Washington
Flowers Reach Snow Line Across Mountain Regions
Flowers grow up to the line of perpetual snow in many mountainous countries, suggesting resilient alpine flora thriving at high altitudes despite harsh conditions.
Lincoln the Man of Mercy a ledger of priceless Civil War letters
The article profiles Abraham Lincoln as the Man of Mercy, highlighting recently uncovered documents compiled by G Lynn Sumner at the International Correspondence Schools library. It cites a unique manuscript with a post soldier case where Lincoln spared George Alden from execution after a post duty failure, endorsed by Charles Sumner, dated May 21 1862, and recounts Lincoln’s broader acts aiding soldiers and families during the Civil War.
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Lincoln
Mercy
G. Lynn Sumner
International Correspondence Schools
Charles Summer
Massachusetts
George C. Alden
Company K
Massachusetts Regulars
Samuel Breck
Sumner
George ©. Alden
Co. K
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