Milks Emulsion touted as a health builder and cure
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion cures indigestion constipation and heart strain by restoring digestive and internal organs. It promises quick relief, pleasant taste, and a money back guarantee with bottles priced at 6 cents and 1.50 dollars. Sold by Cline Pharmacy and Fountain Pharmacy in Terre Haute and Ville.
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India
Emiulsion Co
Terre Haute
Cline Pharmacy Co
Fountain Pharmacy
Ville
Sunday Social Notes From Stewart Area
Ireland Miss Mabel Hornsby of Stewart attended Sunday at her home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Shaffer visited Athena. 8 M Bingman and Hughes of Delaware were in the neighborhood last week. Mrs Addison Baker hosted Sunday guests. Walter Duntee and family hosted. Mrs W E Bingman noted as a guest. Mrs Ben Cunningham hosted a Hill item. W W Baker learned his sister Mrs Ed Evans of New Mexico had died. Funeral was held at Torch Tuesday. Mrs Floyd Shaffer and Mrs Luther Bradiora attended with Mr Alfred Rogers.
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Mabel Hornsby
Stewart
Ed Evans
Mexico
Tues
Floyd Shafferand
Luther Bradiora
Alfred Rogers
Harry Joyce
Florida
Robert Oakley
Columbus
William Pyle
Union Furnace
Virgil Joy
Herb Edwards
Carbon Hill
Myrtle Guess
Nelsonville
Perkins
Robert Coffey
Logan
Ethel McNabb
Delaware
Paul Barnes
Ruth
Blanche Smith
Mabel Barbee
Mary Winigiman
Jess Smith
John Dixon
Murray
Carl Sparrow
Lyceum
Mosie Groves
Bank Call Out Washington Needing Currency Conditions
Washington reports heightened demand for currency and cash flow concerns as banks adjust reserves amid ongoing financial strain. Officials monitor liquidity, with markets watching for policy signals and potential shifts in lending.
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Washington
Nealigh
Sean Os
Plains P T A Highlights School Consolidation
The Plains Parent-Teacher Association gathered in the high school auditorium for a monthly meeting led by Prof. H. K. Mardis of Ohio University on centralization or consolidation of schools. The program featured Superintendent Wesley Walburn and Principal D W Bryson, a meal, music, and a growing membership as the association expands local education efforts.
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Plains Parent-Teacher Association of the Plains
8. K. Mardis
Ohio University
Mardis
Ohio
The
Plains
Wesley Walburn
D. W. Bryson
Watkins
Syx
Keekman
Edith Brohard
Albany social notes reflect community visits and injuries
The Albany M E Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Sweeney's home on East Clinton Street next Friday with members urged to bring a friend. Numerous locals visit relatives, attend events in Athens and Columbus, and a high school student Archie Tewksbury undergoes knee X rays for possible surgery. Also noted are medical procedures for Winifred Rickey, and various residents hosting guests and returning from trips.
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M. E. Ladies Aid
Elizabeth Sweeney
East Clinto Street
Aid
Ethel Gardner
Columbus Ie
Clarence Smith
Kenneth
Marion
Jim Condon
Nelsonville
Albany
Will Season
Bolins Mill
Lissie Webb
Columbus
W. G. Caster
Mattie Morris
Rose Turner
Point Rock
Leslie Larch
Paul Barnes
Zimmerman
Athens
Athens Opera House
Archie Tewksbury
Archie
Winifred Rickey
Clarence Rickey
Clara Williams
Faye Baker
Lester McVay
Lena McVay
Knox
Harley Parker
Newton Dixon
Smith
Amesville
Lon Martin
Will Frank
Hurshman Family Attends Funeral Proceedings
Lottridge O L Davis and James Hurshman hosting guests on Monday. Rylmer Ackley and family visited Sunday with Daniel Ackley. Hurshmans depart Wednesday for Parkersburg after the death of Mrs Messenger, mother of Mrs Hurshman, at 8 20 AM in hospital, body to be sent later.
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O. L. Davis
James Hurshman
Rylmer Ackley
Daniel Ackley
Parkersburg
Amesville Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Ida Pendergrass and son George visit Chauncey relatives with Hattie Wyatt of Wheeling. Phillipses visit Ath ens. Smith from Marion recovering from a fractured limb. Sunday school class hosts Metta Glazier at Lucile Linscott’s home. Henrys and Glaziers visit Ben Covert in Athens with Ralph Henry. Margaret Sarver, 74, recalls a nephew Sidney Carpenter visit. McDaniel attendance at funeral in Glouster. Dewey Goddard returns from Youngstown. John Wilson sells garage. Alex Smith sells dwelling. Morris plans garage and shop, Williams to move in. Masonic M M degree, banquet planned March 2 with lodges invited. High school entertainment Friday promises cake and laughter.
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Ida Pendergrass
George
Chauncey
Hattie Wyatt
Wheeling
W. Va
Emma Bryson
G. E. Phillips
Council Grove
Kas
Athens
Lucetta Dean
Phillips
Clarence Smith
Kenneth
Marion
Thos
Smith
Metta Glazier
Lucile Linscott
Harry Henry
Selby Glazier
Ben Covert
Ralph Henry
Nelsonville
Federal
Margaret Sarver
Sidney Carpenter
E. P. McDaniel
Glouster
Stedman
Amesville
al Fields
Prof. Morgan
Balbriggan Relief Ties To Philadelphia Knitting Trade
Thousands of workers left jobless by the hosiery setback face hardship as relief efforts focus on Philadelphia’s large knitting industry. The city’s own ventures are urged to aid while a photo depicts Balbriggan conditions and the impact on trade and prosperity.
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Perity
Phil
Danderine Beauty Tonic Promises Hair Renewal
An old advertisement touts Danderine hair tonic claiming it freshens the scalp, fights dandruff and falling hair, and restores youthful brightness with thicker, more lustrous hair. A 35 cent bottle is sold by druggists.
Local Notables Share News During Weekend in Carbon Hill
Carbon Hill residents exchange visits and travels with friends and relatives across nearby towns including Columbus Nelsonville Logan Canton Murray and Delaware. Activities include shopping trips lyceum attendance and a home embroidery gathering with a chicken supper.
Madrid Bullighters Form Union
A union has been formed by bullighters in Madrid Spain uniting workers across the industry. The group aims to coordinate safety standards wage talks and working conditions for participants at corridas and related events in the Spanish capital.
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Bullighters
Madrid
Spain
Ohio farmer conditions spark push for relief measures
In Cincinnati, E T Meredith cites Ohio farm declines and rising mortgages. He notes farm numbers fell from 272000 in 1910 to 256000 in 1920 and mortgages rose from 220 million to 387 million, with a 200 million drop in crop values last year. He urges replacing breakers with in milking cattle to cut tuberculosis and boost dairy profits.
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Cincinnati
E. T. Meredith
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio
Meredith
Iirto
Smiling Katrina Comes to America to Hunt a Job
Katrina from Denmark travels to the United States to work as a domestic helper. She speaks little English but is cheerful and eager to assist in household tasks. U.S. immigration data list her as a domestic and note a steady influx of nearly 100000 such workers annually among Katrina and her professional sisters Marie Mariana and Mary from various countries.
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Washington
Katrina
America
Denmark
United States
Ma‘ Dam
U. S
Marie
France
Mariana
Italy
Mary
England
Ireland
Revival at the Plains Nazarene Church Opens Week
Revival services began at the Nazarene church in The Plains on Sunday with strong interest. Evangelist Rev. C. J. Thomas of Greenfield preaches rugged gospel truths. Evening services start at 6:45 with 30 minutes of song and prayer. Sunday schedule lists 10:30, 2:30, and 6:00 services. Public invited to attend.
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the Plains
Nazarene Church
C. J. Thomas
Greenfield
Gorns Lift Off with Fingers Freezone Corn Remedy
A vintage advert touts Freezone for quick corn relief. It claims instant numbing and easy removal with fingers, with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and corn between toes without soreness.
Diamond Dyes Promise Safe Bold Color For Women
Women enjoy Diamond Dyes to refresh wardrobes and extend the life of skirts dresses waists coats sweaters stockings and coverings. Easy directions warn against poor dye that streaks or fades and advise telling the druggist fabric type cotton linen wool silk or mixtures for best results with 16 rich fadeless colors.
Tobacco Seed Origins in South African Districts
Most tobacco grown in the principal two districts of South Africa is raised from Virginia and Tennessee seed, indicating regional seed influence on crop quality and characteristics.
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South Africa
Virginia
Tennessee
Divorced Laddes Split by Court Over Booze And Absence
Lois Ladd versus Frank Ladd resulted in a decree of separation after a court hearing. The case cited alcohol problems and alleged indiscretions, with custody split: mother of the 11-year-old child during school terms and alternating Sundays for the father, with summer vacation adjustments.
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Lois Ladd
Frank Ladd
Ladds
Frost
Bulgarian Blood Tea Promises Health Boosts
An oldAdvertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a remedy to increase circulation, flush kidneys, stimulate the liver, and ward off flu grippe and pneumonia. Sold by druggists and grocers nationwide.
Young Wife Tries to End It All in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on February 24 Mrs. Leola McFarland aged 16 swallowed poison, distressed by her husband Homer McFarland's inability to provide for the family and their seven months old baby. She is hospitalized in serious condition.
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Cincinnati
Homer McFarland
Leola McFarland
Weekend visitors and shoppers in Brooksville area
Brooksville notes Miss Cathryn Woodgerd stayed with Miss Hazel Mc Donald of The Plains. Mrs Bertha Burkett visited sister Mrs Gus Warner at Dundas. Mrs Victor Beckle and son Victor Leroy and Miss Alice McBride were Athens shoppers on Friday. Miss Grace Brewer of Zaleski is visiting her sister Mrs Don Seev.
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Cathryn Woodgerd
Hazel McDonald
the Plains
Bertha Burkett
Gus Warner
Dundas
Victor Beckle
Victor Leroy
Alice McBride
Athens
Grace Brewer
Zaleski
Don Seev
Local Social Visits Highlight Vere Ridge and Athens
Mr Vivian Woodgerd and son visited Vere Ridge relatives. Agnes and Mabel Veronica McBride stayed with sisters in Athens. Grover Douglass and Mrs Risley hosted visitors in Vere Ridge. George Beckle visited in Athens with daughter Mrs Williams. Sanford Burkett and Douglass families called on Matthew McBride’s group. Cleveland Almbuster and Bertha Burkett shopped in Athens.
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Vivian Woodgerd
Vere Ridge
James Woodgerd
Agnes
Mabel Veronica McBride
Ben James
Charles Stokoe
Athens
Grover Douglass
F. Risley
Vore Ridge
George Beckle
William Williams
Sanford Burkett
Matthew McBride
Cleveland Almbuster
Bertha Burkett
Ft Mitchell Kentucky Town With No Schools Shops Or Church
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ft Mitchell Kentucky an incorporated city across the river from Cincinnati. It has eight streets and no local school shop or church forcing residents to use neighboring Heba ta facilities. Every resident owns a home and the police judge has never tried a case. The city solicitor has little to do and the two trustees are women elected before women could vote.
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Cincinnati
Ft Mitchell
Kentucky
Ft. Mitchell
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