Dreco praised for relief from stomach troubles and indigestion
A promotional notice extols Dreco as a safe natural remedy for gastritis indigestion and lazy liver. It quotes user testimonials from William Mathem and mentions ongoing availability through Cline Pharmacy with Dreco ex it Mr Stout offering explanations to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mathem
Route 2
South Zaffesville
Creco
Stout
Dreco
Cline Harmacy
Irenora McManus Dies at 18 Months in New Marshfield
The infant granddaughter of Mr and Mrs J H Mc Manus died Thursday afternoon in New Marshfield. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 10 o clock at the Atlas Church with burial in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Irenora
J. H. McManus
Ntlas
Death of Samantha Crossen in Albany Ohio at 70
Samantha Clendenin Crossen mother of the late Captain K T Crossen died at her home in Albany Ohio on Washingtons Birthday Eve. Her son Captain Crossen died from wounds received at Chateau-Thierry July 34 1918. She survived by sister Mrs Sarah Johnson and grandchildren Zoe Doolittle Robert Andrews Gladys and Emmett Andrews. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, CO
Samantha Clendenin Crossen
K. TF. Crossen
Crossen
Caftash Crossen
Chateau-Thierry
American Legion
Athens County
K. T. Crosasn
Washington
Emmett Andrews
Jacob Crossen
Captain Crossen
Pearl Andrews
Ohio River Stage Updates From Pittsburg Area
Ohio River gauges report falling levels at key sites: Point Bridge 4.0 feet, Herr's Island 4.5 feet, Davis Island 6 feet, Beaver Dam 9 feet, Parkersburg 12.4 feet, and Point Pleasant 18.1 feet as of February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Point Bridge
Herr’s Island
Davis Island
Beaver Dam
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Pallas Club Hostess Prep and Local Society Notes
Mrs. James A. Palmer will host the Pallas Club Saturday at 2 P M. The Sigma Phi Auxiliary meets February 28 at 2 P M at the Chapter House on South Congress St. The Pythian Sisters plan to initiate seven members tonight at 7 with a picnic supper to conclude. Gertrude Walker and Clarys Smith travel to Urbana Illinois for University of Illinois events at Alpha Gamma Delta. Jeannette Pennsylvania cards announce the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Taylor. The boy, born February 26, is grandson of Mr. and Mrs. B F Eddy of Athens. Arthur Corners of Little Rocking R D visits the Linscott home where Wilma is ill with influenza and Howard is also ill but improving. After five weeks with influenza Dr Alston Ellis sits up and improves and hopes to resume Ohio University duties soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Walker
Clarys Smith
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
Alpha Gamma Delta Chapter
Jeannette, Pa
Phil Taylor
Mildred Eddy
Athens
Arthur Corners
Little Hocking R. D
M. N. Linscott
Richland Avenue
Wilma
Howard
Alston Ellis
Ellis
Ohio University
Class Party at East Side School Home
A class of the East Side school held a party at Christine Dailey's home on Wednesday evening. The venue featured purple and gold decorations and refreshments of ice cream cake and candy made by the students. Attendees included Miss Shott, Miss Bridgeman, and twenty-one students led by Christine Dailey, who agreed to depart at nine due to a school day ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Christine Dailey
Miss Shott
Mrs. Dailey
Margaret Sprague
Frances Pickering
Mary Mansfield
Clara Gibson
Adria Chapple
Mary Judd
Lola Davis
Mary Stone
Alice Stone
Beatrice Sams
Frances Michael
Josephine Jones
Mildred Conner
Dorothy Conner
Rex Roush
Wilbur Daggett
Harold Nice
Wilbur Imes
Charles Kinney
Norris Beasley
Dinner Surprise for Pastor at Chauncey M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Chauncey M E church cooked and delivered a full chicken dinner to Athens for Pastor Rev V Ahlbrand and wife. They also donated groceries and money. Members aiding the event included L D Shields Marie Mourn Ruth Romine James Love Julia Wyant John Michael Ervin Pidcock George Green George Shafer Alma Wince Viola Shields Loretta Shields Albert Preston and Ella Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey M.E. Church
Chauncey
Athens
V. Ahlbrand
Rhibrand
L. D. Shields
Marie Mourn
Ruth Romine
James Love
Julia Wyant
John Michael
Ervin Pidcock
George Green
George Shafer
Alma Wince
Viola Shields
Loretta Shields
Albert Preston
Ella Cunningham
Reliable Cough Remedy Praised by Vandergrift Mom
Mrs. C O Nesbit of Vandergrift Pennsylvania saysshe has given Chamberlains Cough Remedy to her five children for fifteen years. She claims it is the only cure for coughs colds and croup that the children take willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ohio contenders file late presidential pledges
In Columbus Ohio Senator Harding and Governor Cox among others prepare eleventh hour declarations of candidacy for delegates and alternates to the national convention. Harding's filing is held up by his organization to exclude nonapproved delegates while Cox’s filing validates Democrats seeking the party convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harding
Cox
Ohio
General Wood
James R. Garfield
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Sherman H. Eagle
Wood
California
Eaglé
Texas Landmark Eagle's Nest Fades From Map
San Antonio readers recall Langtry Texas Eagle's Nest once home to Roy Bean and his law west of the Pecos. The ruined frontier saloon town loses floors and doors, while Bean’s rough justice and oaths linger in tales of law and liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
la Ngtry
Eagle’s,Nest
Texas
Pecos
Roy Bean
Judge Bean
Bean
Precinct No
Ohio
Law West of
Austin
Eagle's Nest
Belgium not forgiving as postwar tensions rise
In Brussels and across Belgium postwar sentiment hardens as demands grow to replace German markings with French, trials of so called traitors continue, and business leaders oppose Belgians who aided the occupier. Proposals seek a 30 to 40 percent tax on involved provisioning funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Chicago Wets Seek Referendum On Prohibition
Chicago wets and drys split over whether the city council can force a statewide prohibition referendum. The judiciary committee favored a referendum, with one vote against. Alderman Jostner said it starts the ball rolling toward a wet Chicago through formal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago City Council Judiciary Committee
Jostner
Missionary Tale of Elat Africa Church Growth
Citizens of Athens are invited to hear Albert G. Adams speak at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning. He tells of the world famed Elat mission and its rapid growth to become the largest Presbyterian church in the world within twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Albert G. Adams
Presbyterian Church
Elat
Africa
Death by Own Action Law Repealed in New York
New York repealed a law that made attempted death by own action a felony after more than twenty years on the books with only two convictions. The statute faced penalties up to two years in jail and a $1000 fine, but officials cited its near inability to deter suicide attempts and the need to dedicate police to guard hospital prisoners.
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New York
Cops Give Hermit His Annual Shave and Bath
Dallas Texas police shaved and bathed hermit John May living in a riverbottom shack after a tense struggle. He arrived with waist long hair and beard, left with a smooth face and head and a whiff of toilet water. This annual intervention marks his twentieth year since prior grooming by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
John May
John
Northern Ohio Teams Open State Scholastic Tournament
In Delaware County at Edwards gymnasium the state scholastic tournament began with 9 am games. Local hosts claim largest field yet as southern Ohio teams join next week and winners will meet for the state title. Scores include Lorain 19 over Millersburg 13 and Defiance 55 over Cardington 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, CO
Northern Ohio
Edwards Gymnasium
Hughes Urges Legal Aid Reform to Help the Poor
Charles E. Hughes told the Legal Aid Society annual meeting in New York that many lack fair chances to claim legal rights, warning against Bolshevist sentiment among the unrepresented. He cited delays and costs in litigation as main obstacles, while noting progress in cutting red tape, especially in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles E. Hughes
Legal Aid Society
Hughes
Beat Down the Middleman in Wool Growers Plan
Boston February 27 Wool growers plan to cut out middlemen and save millions for themselves and wearers of woolen garments. Milo D Campbell of Coldwater Michigan president of the National Milk Producers Federation outlined how the 60 million sheep supply wool to the Boston Wool Dealers Association and urged direct dealings with mills to avoid fortunes built by non producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milo D. Campbell
Coldwater
Mich
City Club
Campbell
National Milk Producers’ Federation
National Board of Farm
Boston Wool Dealers’ Association
Portable derrick aids quick removal of new motor truck power plant
A portable derrick can lift and remove the power plant of a new motor truck without disturbing the radiator or any other body part, enabling rapid installation of a replacement motor.
French doctor pins new tablet to aid blind writers
A French doctor has created a writing tablet mounted on a toothed board that shifts upward by the width of a line as it is filled. The device holds the line in place for easier writing by blind users, enabling accurate line progression.
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Tien
Ree
Mre
Ohio River
Military Oxfords
Ara
Finterinson & Skykney
Vociety
James A. Palmer
North College Street
Pallas Club
Sigma Pf
South Congress St
Littler
Eagie
Germany
Kaiser
Frau
Marie Anne von Friedlander Fuld
Richard von Kuehlmann
Anne von Fried
Hermit
Brady Bischof
Fashion Park
America
Fulton’s
Gilbert
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Ford
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Lawrence Bldg
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