Cincinnati Woman Credits Tanlac After 15 Years Of Illness
Mrs. B. Huffman of 1201 Harrison Ave Cincinnati testifies Tanlac relieved long standing stomach trouble and fainting spells after years of poor appetite gas and weakness. She reports renewed appetite restored sleep strength and no pain and mentions local pharmacies selling Tanlac in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville Buchtel and Glouster.
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Taniac
Athens
Cline’s
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
Glouster
le Favor
Special Session at Philippine Lodge 799 for Knight Degree
Chauncey Lodge 799 schedules a Saturday 6:30 PM session on February 19 to confer the Knight rank on seven candidates. A chicken supper will follow. Members and visiting brothers urged to attend. Mrs W D Hines returned from Delaware to care for her ill mother Mrs Ella Tedrick in Chauncey after an operation Monday.
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Phillipine Lodge
Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Delaware
Ella Tedrick
Women class meeting at First Christian church
Mrs Ira Myers hosted the Women’s class of the First Christian church on May Avenue for a semi monthly meeting. Mrs J L Ferguson led the lesson with talks by Mrs Floyd Nye Mrs Helsel and Mrs Gardner. Luncheon followed hosted by the hostess for the listed members.
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Pendergrass
Bridgewater
Strausbaugh
Kilpatrick
Law
Osborne
Floyd Nye
Fiske
Bailey
Love
Christian Missionary Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The First Christian church Missionary Society held its last meeting at Mrs. Floyd Nye’s High Street home. Topics included The Bible in China and translation efforts in Chinese. Guest Mrs. Hutchinson of Boomer, West Virginia shared insights into local missions.
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Christian Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Floyd Nye
High Street
China
Clarence Butts
Pendergrass
Hutchinson
Boomer
W. Va
Revival Services Continue At Chauncey Methodist Church
Revival meetings at Chauncey Methodist Church draw good interest and attendance. Pastor Rev Dabritz and Rev Moore assist as J A Drake leads the music. Several accessions reported with services likely to continue through Sunday.
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Chauncey Methodist Church
Dabritz
Moore
J. A. Drake
Mr and Mrs Frank Settle Move to Columbus Home
Mr and Mrs Frank Settle relocate from Chauncey to Columbus to establish residence as local social note mentions W B Johnson of the Messenger visiting Chauncey on Thursday.
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Frank Settle
Chauncey
Columbus
W. B. Johnson
the Messenger
Chauncey High Sets January Averages by Class
Chauncey High announces January averages by class with Seniors at 88.5 percent, Juniors 89.3 percent, Sophomores 91.3 percent, and Freshmen 85.8 percent. The report notes the highest individual ranks are forthcoming.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
Student Names by Class and Rank
Seniors Max Wilson Olive Ryan Emma Smart lead a roster with 1 2 3 ranks. Juniors Ruth Howard Paul Theisen Eugene Chadwell show 1 2 38 ranks. Sophomores Christine Courtney Beatrice Border Jeannette Palmer hold 1 2 3 ranks. Freshmen Floyd McDaniel Guy Sams Watson Hutchinson carry 1 2 3 ranks.
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Max Wilson
Olive Ryan
Emma Smart
Ruth Howard
Paul Theisen
Eugene Chadwell
Christine Courtney
Beatrice Border
Jeannette Palmer
Floyd McDaniel
Guy Sams
Watson Hutchinson
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Wesley Six
Thirty three neighbors and friends gathered at Mrs Wesley Six’s home to celebrate her birthday. Each guest brought a dish and a noon repast was served. The afternoon featured social time and music with all reporting a very pleasant day.
Valentine Party Hosted by First Christian Church Group
The Christian Endeavorers and guests enjoyed a Valentine party in the church social room. Decorations were pretty and favors were heart shaped with the C E monogram. Luncheon for thirty five included brick ice cream and heart cookies. Committee in charge were Misses Ruth Wharton Dorothy Minister and Pearl Wharton.
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Christian Endeavorers
First Christian Church
Ruth Wharton
Dorothy Minister
Pearl Wharton
Sage Tea and Sulphur Restore Natural Hair Color
An old time remedy, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens faded or gray hair naturally. A large bottle bought at drug stores now enhances color with minimal cost, producing a glossy, youthful look after several applications.
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Wyeth
Midwestern fashion favors conservative spring styles
In Cleveland on February 18 Marjorie reports Midwestern women favor conservative fashion over New York frills. Window displays show pale pearl gray and Delft blue in hats dresses and blouses with blue taffeta and gray silks. Grey georgette and crepe de chine dresses feature loose mandarin sleeves and beaded fronts.
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Marjorie
United Press
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
New York
Pape's Diapepsin Feels Harmless Cure for Indigestion
An old ad copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as the largest selling stomach antacid and regulator. It claims quick relief from indigestion gas heartburn sourness and dyspepsia with no harm, sold cheaply in drug stores.
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Pape
Midwest hat styles and spring dress trends
The piece notes soft pile fabrics like peach bloom and duvet de laine for hats with choker collars and convertible backs, gray and blue colorways, crepe de chine chapeaux with glazed straw, and trim trends such as ribbons and lacking feather usage. It observes midwest fashion shifting toward knee exposure and longer skirts rising with the new season.
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Gotham
Midwest
Sunday worship schedule for several churches
Albany Union Sunday school at the Baptist church at 9 30 in charge of Dr Miller Union morning service at 10 30 a union evening service at 7 The Methodist and Presbyterian pastors will be present morning and evening Hebbardsville Sunday school at 1 o clock Regular preaching service at 2 Guysville Service omitted to enable pastor to be at Albany New England Sunday school at 9 o clock Winger Chapel No meetings
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Presbyterian
Albany
Union
Baptist Church
Miller
Hebbardsville
Guysville
New England
Gasoline Mix Triggered Explosions Killing Man in Vermillion
In Vermillion Ohio on February 18 a blast sequence in a shop named State Of Inspector Lookup killed 49 year old William Senhenn and injured several others. Officials including Mayor H R Williams investigate after gas line misidentified as kerosene ignited the explosions.
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Vermillion
William Senhenn
H. R. Williams
State of
New Leader Uncertainty Hangs Over Harding Sweep
Washington notes a peak of indecision as the government awaits Harding’s inauguration. Treasury foreign loans halted, prohibition policy in doubt, and head of internal revenue bureau to be named. Justice moves on anti trust and radicals slow until March 4. Diplomats seek posts, lobbyists gear up after the Ides of March.
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Ralph. H. Turner
United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Harding
Kramer
Internal Revenue Bureau
State Department
Soviet Russia
Mexico
Shipping Board
America
Palmer
Building Trust
Department of Justice
When Women Begin To Lose Youth and Charm
New York author Frederick S. Kolle cites medical text opinions on nerve vitality and female youth. He promotes Bitro-Phosphate as a reviving remedy dispensed by McKee Drug Co. for exhausted nerves and restored energy.
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Frederick S. Kolle
New York
McKee Drug Co
Fourteen Die in Cleveland from Sleep Disease
Fourteenth death from sleeping sickness reported in Cleveland this year. The latest victim, Emma Rutta, 81, had been dozing and sleeping for three weeks. The report notes the trend continues with multiple fatalities this month.
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Cleveland
Emma Rutta
Afghanistan
Hartman resigns from Ford Motor Company post
Detroit February 18 Hubert E Hartman assistant secretary and general attorney for Ford Motor Company resigns effective March 15 confirmation comes from company officials Hartman had served in the legal and corporate posts.
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Detroit
Hubert E. Hartman
Ford Motor Company
France Prepares to Enforce German Reparations Demands
Paris reports that France begins military preparations to compel Germany to meet reparations terms under an Allied accord. With American troop withdrawals expected, France may mobilize the 1918 class, while Marshal Foch has plans for contingencies.
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John DE Gandt
United Press
Paris
France
Germany
Echo de Paris
United States
Reparations Commission
Marshal Foch
Thwing cites labor problem as moral issue after Australia tour
Western Reserve University president Charles F. Thwing warns lasting labor solutions require mutual goodwill not economic fixes. He cites Australia’s labor government and frequent wage demands as evidence that laws and arbitration alone fail to end strife. He urges actions grounded in human solidarity on both sides.
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Cleveland, CO
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Australia
New Zealand
United States
America
Shiping Industry Labor Tug of War Delays Pape Pats
Thwing notes wage disputes delay Pats for weeks as dockworkers stevedores and ship workers clash with owners over higher pay, halting cargo movements and causing persistent hold ups at ports.
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Thwing
Grove's Laxative Brom Quinine Cold Tablet Ad
An old Grove's ad promotes the first and original cold and grip tablet showing Brom Quinine as the key ingredient. It markets 30 count packaging and stresses authenticity with the claim of being the only genuine laxative tablet variant.
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Grove’s
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