Harding backs anti strike law in senate vote
The article recalls Senator Harding's defense of the anti strike clause in the railroad bill. It notes labor leaders in Marion Ohio discuss opposition, and Harding's past public support and rationale for government guarantees of continuous transportation service and fair treatment for workers. It emphasizes the broader aim of industrial peace and public reliability in rail service.
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Washington
Senate
Marion
Ohio
Senator Harding
Harding
Hardand
Congress
Guidance on courting and social manners from a past era
Advice encourages persistence and self restraint in courting the new girl, stressing personal responsibility to please her and timely goodbye. Brief social notes mention Mrs Tuttle of Athens visiting, and locals Mrs Wilbur Young Miss Mary Phillips and Naomi Love seen in Athens and Carpenter Hill.
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Carpenter
Tuttle
Athens
Wilbur Young
Mary Phillips
Carpenter Hill
Naomi Love
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on a Straining Friendship
Two friends fear a confidant is sowing rumors causing rift with boyfriends. Adviser recommends ending association with the gossip, avoiding harmful remarks, and keeping conversations positive to protect their reputations and trust.
Community meeting at Clark's Chapel urges better rural schools
Saturday evening turnout at Clark's Chapel heard County Superintendent Reot District Superintendent Walburn and Dr. Wagner of Ohio University stress the need for improved rural schools. An open discussion followed on actions to establish a stronger local school system. The ladies aid served refreshments and a follow up meeting was planned.
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Althose
Reot
Walburn
Wagner
Ohio University
Ladies Aid
Mary Snow
Charles Robinson
Alice
Peter
Elza Graham
Catherine Slent
Wilbur Young
Josephine Robinson
Margaret
Martha
Josephine
Henry Phillips
Catherine Everet
Strouds Run
Guy
Dear Mrs Thompson letter asks about manners dating
A reader asks if a girl should write first to a boy and whether today’s girls are good or bad. The adviser says boys should usually write first, though agreements may let a girl write first. It notes not all girls fit a single mold and older critics share blame with parents for today’s youth.
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Mrs. Thompson
Connie
Peterson Ointment Cures Large Ulcers Claims
Letter from Mrs. Albert Southcott of Medina New York dated February 14 1918 praises Peterson Ointment Co. Buffalo for healing an old running sore and ulcers. A Medina reader reports relief from pain after nine dollars worth of salve and describes a 0 by 42 inch ulcer improvement and renewed ability to walk.
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Peterson
Buffalo
Albert Southcott
Medina N. Y
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Medina, N
Peterson Ointment Coe Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Welfare of Ohio Girls Considered At Mass Meeting
At Ohio University Ewing Hall a January mass meeting led by Dean Irma Voigt urged girls to act against mistreatment by the grabber. The dean announced half hour personal conferences on vocation choices will resume in the second semester, held Fridays. She urged two resolutions to foster harmony and honesty during exams.
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Ohio University
Ewing
Ewing Hall
Irma Voigt
Dean Voigt
Local visitors and county agent activity fill issue notes
Social visits from Hebbardsville to Pleasant Valley and Athens guests fill the page. County Agent activity since March 1 is detailed with farm visits office calls meetings and miles driven, plus township officer lists and program plans for the year.
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Athens
Fred P. Linscott
J. H. Fultz
Arthur Walsh
Alexander
Earl McBee
P. E. Harner
Frank Biddle
Ames
C. A. Wyatt
Linscott
E. L. Keirns
Bern
C. D. Henry
Athens County Farm Bureau Publishes First Newsletter
Farm Bureau members receive the inaugural Athens County newsletter from County Farm Agent FE Ray mond. The letter invites reader feedback and aims to provide information of general interest to Athens county farmers.
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FE. R. Raymond
Athens County Farm Bureau
Athens County
Farm Bureau Presses Forward for Farmers Interests
The speaker urges Farm Bureau members to stay alert as the farmers’ organization actively works for their interests, noting that farm papers have carried many messages and the bureau is “up and at ’em” in a big way.
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Farm Bureau
Farmers invited to big Ohio meeting in Athens
M. D. Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will speak in Athens on January 20 to outline past and future Farm Bureau work. With 1900 county farmers and 680 members, organizers seek 1,870 more. ten new members cover travel expenses to the Columbus gathering. Contact Athens County Farm Bureau for details and membership blanks.
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M. D. Lincoln
Ohio Farmeau Federation
Athens
Ohio Farm Bureau
Athens County
Ohio
Columbus
Athens County Farm Bureau
Local Township Officials Names Snapshot
Carthage township lists Frank J. Caldwell C. C. Snodgrass Rylmer Ackley. Lee township shows O. D. Dailey Silas Scott Fred Elliott. Lodi township includes Chas. Roberts Ray Bobo H. T. Mulligan. Rome township names Carl Hayes O. O. Bryson Wm. Spear.
County Fair Exhibit Plans Spur County Agriculture Push
It is not too early to begin thinking about the County Fair. Plan on making an exhibit. We hope to make the County Fair this year a really potent factor in the improvement of the agriculture of this county.
Farm Life Photos Sought for Office Display
Readers are invited to share interesting photographs of farm life or activities to be exhibited in the office. Images should depict daily work, rural scenes, or innovative farming practices and can be submitted with brief identification.
Meeting schedule urged for boys and girls this winter
A community note urges addressing both boys and girls with multiple meetings this winter to organize project work for the year. It cites Troy township as already taking similar steps and offers help to coordinate a meeting.
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Troy Township
A call to visit the Farm Bureau office in town
The speaker urges visiting the Athens National Bank Building fifth floor Farm Bureau office to discuss farmers needs and cooperation. They emphasize meeting more farmers this year and improving business financially and socially.
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Farm Bureau
Athens National Bank
Local Social Notes From Chillicothe Area
Mrs T B Fitch hosts visitors and Mildred Shanks returns to Chillicothe to continue business studies. Gardners and Fitch family noted at meals and visits. A New Year dance in Coolville drew a good crowd. oyster supper at Harry Carlton home on New Years Eve. Belpre and Little Hocking residents visited family in town. multiple locals mentioned in short social item updates.
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T. B. Fitch
Mildred Shanks
Chillicothe
Thomas Gardner
Burg
Gertrude Roberts Mina
Fitch
Ursday
Coolville
Tim
Ee W. E. Bingman
L. Boge
Phoenix Clark
Thom
Luther . Belpre
L. Rogers
Sisters of Charity Endorse Father John’s Medicine
In Newburyport Massachusetts Children’s Home the Sisters of Charity report about sixty residents and fully endorse Father John’s Medicine. They cite its value for coughs colds throat troubles and as a body builder and note widespread similar endorsements from other charitable homes and organizations.
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Sisters OF Charity
Father John
Newburyport
Mass
John
Sister of Charity
Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Relief for Aches
Stop Rhe With Red Stop Rhe With Red offers instant relief for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and sore muscles. It promises concentrated penetrating heat from red peppers and tingling sensation within minutes.
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Soros
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