Athens Mayor Day Defends Crackdown on Vice
Athens mayor Day defends strict enforcement of city ordinances shutting saloons at ten, banning Sunday sales, and closing houses of ill repute. He says fines are punishment not tax, urges owners to evict tenants, and promises no leniency as long as in office. The piece notes some citizens call actions grandstanding but presents Day’s justification and policy.
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Athens
Day
Athaia
Usly
Norance
Gasoline Motors Revolutionize Railroad Hand Cars
The article notes gasoline motor cars replacing hand cars on American railroads. Motors carry seven to eight men and tools, travel about 30 mph on even track, weigh under 250 pounds, and include a ten gallon tank for over 250 miles. Each car has a front seat for inspection, heavy springs for smooth ride, and strong brakes.
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America
Prisoners Plead Guilty in Jail Assault Case
John Naughton and Dan Kimball appeared in Squire Roses court to plead not guilty to assault and battery with bond set at 300 dollars each. The men allegedly taunted and struck a mentally challenged youth, William Smith, in the county jail after his custody transfer. Smith was committed to the State Hospital as insane.
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John Naughton
Dan Kimball
Foster
Squire Rose
Naughton
Nelsonville
Kimball
Buchtel
Webster
William Smith
Smith
Ohio House
Lynch
State Hospital
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Health Relief
A health claim notes the discovery of the yellow fever germ and compares it to malaria. It promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as the effective remedy to cleanse the system of disease germs. Sold for 25 cents at W H McKee s drug store.
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Dr. King
W. H. McKee
Farming counsel on soil, timing and Scott's Emulsion
The seasoned farmer notes different grains need distinct soils and handling. He stresses decisive spring planting and soil enrichment, warning against summer complaints. Scott's Emulsion is praised as a quick builder of tissue and flesh when ordinary foods fail.
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Scott
Athens Farmers' Institute discusses policy and
The Athens Farmers Institute session highlights state lecturers delivering talks on agricultural education and farm life. Judge Wood speaks on breeding ethics while committee reports endorse Roosevelt policy on railroads, direct election of senators, a general salary law, and Ohio good roads movement.
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Athens Farmers’ Institute
Roosevelt
United States
Ohio
Resolutions Thank Local Officials and Band at Institute
The committee on resolutions thanks Mr. George E. Scott and Mr. Charles McIntire for their efficient work. It tenderS thanks to Judge J. M. Wood and the Athens County Commissions for the court room use and to the Athens Juvenile Band for the splendid music.
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Athens
Mills
Selby
C. A. Snow
Scott
MelIntire
Wood
Si Allen
Frank Biddle
W. R. Phillips
John Hawk
D. A. R. McKinstry
Committee On
George E. Scott
Charles McIntire
J. M. Wood
Athens County Commissions
W. R. Philips
B. S. Miles
R. M. Patterson
Institute Inklings Exalt Farmers and Farm Life
A lay sermon at an Institute event praises farmers as the nation’s backbone and urges improved farming, education, and ethics. It extols blue grass, notes farm profits in 1905, and highlights the rise of hens and farm products. It also advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Kennedy
Cline
McKinstry and Parker Real Estate Ad
Real estate firm offers Athens property exchange for farms and farms for Athens homes. They tout quick farm sales, cash buyers, and strong focus on building lots in Highland Park and Grosvenor's addition with utility lines. February 1973 classified style notice.
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McKinstry & Parker
Athens
Pike
Highland Park
Grosvenor
Athenian G. C. Club Organized In Friday Meeting
A new cooking club named The Athenian G. C. Club was formed at Mrs. R. P. Jennings home. Officers elected include President Mrs. Everett Burchfield, Vice President Mrs. Edward Schloss, Secretary Mrs. Clifford Fulton, Treasurer Mrs. Ly. Jones. First regular meeting set for February 22 at Mrs. Burchfield’s home. charter members named include Mrs. George Coe and others.
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Athenian G. C. Club
R. P. Jennings
Everett Burchfield
Edward Schloss
Clifford Fulton
Ly. Jones
Revival Still Under Way in M E Church at Canaanville
At Canaanville the revival meetings led by Rev and Mrs Chas Bowman continue with strong interest. In two weeks more than twenty conversions have occurred. Two daily services are held at 9 30 in the forenoon and 6 30 in the evening as crowds fill the M E church with plans to continue while the interest grows.
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Canaanville
M. E
Chas. Bowman
Lame Back and Relief with Pain Balm
This notice explains lameness from rheumatism can be eased by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm two or three times daily and rubbing vigorously. If no relief, bind a dampened flannel with Pain Balm. Quick relief is likely. Sold by W. H. McKee, druggist.
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W. H. McKee
Personal Mentions From Fridays Daily Messenger
Local society notes list guests and visitors including Miss Hazel Krapp of Zanesville with Mrs A B Scott on Mill street Rev B F Jackson of Glouster at the Methodist church and Mrs Elmer Golden visiting Logan Also Mrs Clara Hull Guysville Miss Jennie Root and Lenore Kern in Albany with local hosts Charles Bower Albany guests and other travelers visiting relatives across several towns.
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Hazel Krapp
Zanesville
A. B. Scott
Mill
Lenore Kern
Will Bower
Albany
Albany Dancing Club
Charles Bower
Nell Kern
Washington Street
Chas W Moore Burns Hand in Electrical Furnace
Ford City Pa machinist Chas W Moore severely burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with a quick and perfect cure. The ad promotes this salve as a healer for Burns Wounds Sores Eczema and Piles at 25 cents from W H McKee’s druggist.
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
W. H. Mc Kee
Cincinnati Woman Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Prominent Cincinnati woman asserts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her nine months of female trouble with pain nervousness and headaches after five bottles. Letter on file claims the remedy restores regular periods without pain and aids various female weakness symptoms.
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Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Wilson
East 3d Street
Cincin
Won and Lost Did C. U. Team
The varsity basketball team traveled Friday to Sunday and won at New Lexington 34 to 13 against Company H of the National Guards. They then lost to Muskingum College at New Concord 34 to 13 the next evening. A slippery floor at New Lexington caused the defeat there. Muskingum was invited to a return game with Ohio at Athens to evaluate true strength.
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New Lexington
Co. H
National Guards
Muskingum College
New Concord
Muskingum
Ohio
Athens
Don’t deceive yourself Kodol claim for indigestion cure
Rev W E Hocutt of South Mills NC endorses Kodol for chronic indigestion relief after years of heartburn sour stomach and heart flutter. He says the cure lets him eat anything and sleep soundly. Cline’s Pharmacy sells it.
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W. E. Hocutt
South Mills
N. C
Kodol
Cline
Fire at Mine 209 Boarding House
A blaze at the Dolph Jefferys run boarding house at Mine 209 Sugar Creek started Thursday evening from a defective flue. Miners on strike formed a bucket brigade and saved the building, with losses around $200.
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Sugar Creek
Dolph Jefferys
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Promote Digestive Health
Advertisements claim the pills cleanse and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels and relieve headache constipation biliousness jaundice torpid liver and sallow complexion. They are sold by Cline's Pharmacy and praised by thousands of users.
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DeWitt’s
Cline
Science Club hosts Hoover reading nautical almanac paper
Dr. and Mrs. William Hoover entertained the Science Club Saturday evening at their University Terrace home. Dr. Hoover presented the major paper titled A Discussion of the Nautical Almanac, with W. H. Norton offering a minor paper on The Formation of Coal and Gas. Light refreshments followed.
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William Hoover
Science Club
University Terrace
Dr. Hoover
W. H. Norton
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Institute
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Wilson
Agricultural Department
McKinstry and Parker
Daily Messenger
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Glouster
R. A. Mulligan
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Adams Express Company
Elmer Golden
Logan
Clara Hull
Guysville
Jennie Root
Clarence Stewart
Luhrig
Gilbert E. Day
Major Jewett
Leogan
Henry Lancaster
Edward Laughlin
McArthur
W. A. Hibbard
Parkersburg
Henry Zenner
Jack Hosler
J. B. Clayton
Marietta
Rose Walsh
Naomi Branner
Trimble
H. J. Salters
John Marquis
Ruth Breakey
Ruth Edieman
Amsey Hooper
C. L. Jones
Robert and
Roland
J. E. Cline
G. W. Hopkins
Ottis Martin
Syracuse
Cuffer
James Hughes
Edward Eaton
West Virginia
South
Mrs. J. ©. Yontz of
John F. Davis
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Jara Tlson
C. U
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