Tanlac Public Demand Surges Across North America
Public amazement grows at Tanlac popularity as sponsors claim lasting health benefits. Testimonies from ages and occupations flood in across the United States and Canada with many reporting renewed strength, appetite, and relief from stomach liver and kidney symptoms. Dealers struggle to keep stock as word of mouth drives purchases beyond advertising reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
American
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Ohio Club Women News and Federation Highlights
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis seeks re election as president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. The biennial meets at Chautauqua New York the week of June 22. Miss Lucile Atcher son of Columbus is endorsed for U S diplomatic service. Mrs Lillian Cole Bethel named Ohio federation state parliamentarian. Cancer week urged with doctors addressing clubs and pamphlets to combat the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliott McCormick
Ohio Club
Minnesota
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
William H. Sharp
Columbus
Ohio Federation
General Federation
Chicago
Washington
N Street
Northwest
Lucile Atéhérson
United States Diplomatic Service
Sharp
Miss Atcher
Tarian
Lillian Cole Bethel
South Ohio Avenue
C.S. Selover
Cleveland
Bethel
Selover
Ashtabula
Berlin Heights
Erie County Federation
Youngstown
Lima
Arcade Club
Alice M. Johnson
Sports suit with knickers blouse and jacket pattern set
An illustrated sewing pattern description touts a sports and general wear suit comprising knickers joined to a simple blouse, a buttoned skirt, and a jaunty jacket with convertible collar. Sizes range from 24 to 46 inches with yardage and three separate patterns mailed for 12 cents each.
Doctor touts radium as health medicine in tests
A physician asserts radium taken as medicine shows remarkable health effects based on his tests, urging further study and cautious use.
Red Blood Health Booster Gude’s Pepto Mangan Ad
The copy promotes Gude’s Pepto Mangan as an iron tonic to improve complexion strength and energy. It claims thirty years of physician prescription, asserts it builds red blood as a foundation of permanent health, and encourages several weeks of use. Sold in liquid and tablet forms.
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Nature
Gude
Japan plans large savings on naval budget in peace outlook
Tokyo reports that if Washington naval accord terms are ratified Japan could save about 200 million yen yearly on naval budgets. Bank of Japan governor Junnosuke Inouye cautions unemployment costs and contractor losses may erode these savings. Public debate favors spending for schools and roads, but tax reduction remains the most likely government action.
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Tokio
Jan. Il
Japan
Washington
Junnosuke Inouye
Bank of Japan
Inouye
Sherman Gets New Black Eye in War Veterans Critique
Judge Robert B. Marx national commander of the Disabled American Veterans told the House Appropriations Committee that Camp Sherman Ohio as a training center for wounded soldiers should be condemned and that money for Camp Sherman would be wasted because the men would not go there. He also condemned Colonel Charles R Forbes head of the veterans bureau.
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Washington
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
House Appropriations Committee
Robert 8. Marx
Cincinnati
Marx
Free Trial Method for Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
Ad offers a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever at the sender's expense. It targets long standing or recent cases, including those failing inhalers or other remedies, and urges immediate mail-in coupon submission with no cost or postage.
White Eggs Demand Grows in Eastern Markets
Ohio poultry raisers shift to Legorn breeds with white eggs as New York buyers pay higher prices. The Ohio Division of Markets notes strong demand in New York and a widening price gap, suggesting white eggs may become scarce in Ohio shops.
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New York
Ohio
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Ohio Division of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
United States Steel Reports Higher Unfilled Orders
United States Steel Corporation today announced unfilled orders on its books as of December 30, last year, totaling 4,268,414 tons, up from 4,250,542 tons on November 30, an increase of 17,872 tons.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Medical Picked Advice on Sleep Pose and Facial Slant
A medical man warns that sleeping with one hand under the cheek causes eyes to slant and mouth corners to droop because facial massage is done in the wrong direction.
Ohioans Will Go to Farm Parley
Acceptance continued for the national agricultural conference starting January 23 as invited by Secretary Wallace. Respondents include Eugene Myer Jr of Washington, William Black of Louisville Kentucky Homer G. Price of Newark Ohio and L J Taber of Columbus Ohio.
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Washington
Wallace
Harding
Eugene Myer Jr
William Black
Louisville
Homer G. Price
Newark
L. J. Taber
Columbus
Obituary of Mary Marrical 1868 to 1922
Mary Volutia Marrical daughter of Jacob and Volutia Kimes was born November 19 1868 near Chester and died January 5 1922 at her home near Asbury Church aged 53 years 1 month 16 days. She married James Marrhal November 6 1895 and had four children Della Ella Hulda and Hull. She was a devoted Christian of Tupper Plains Meigs County and bore three weeks of illness with patience while her family mourns.
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Mary Volutia Marrical
Jacob and
Volutia Kimes
Chester
Asbury Church
James Marrhal
Della
Ella
Charles
Ernest
Mary Sterling
Mattie Lanham
Minnie Schenk
James Marrical
Hulda
Hull
Christian Church
Tuppera Plains
Meigs County
Policeman Quits Over Religious Conviction in Marion
Roy D. Brown, a 30 year old World War II veteran and Marion police patrolman, resigns after converting in a Holy Nazarene revival. He cites conflict between policing duties and Christian conscience, saying a true Christian cannot serve as a policeman and keep his ideals. Brown notes the department head and public expect actions he no longer supports.
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Marion, O
Marion
Roy D. Brown
Holy Nazarene Church
Brown
James Thompson
Uptown
Jesus Christ
Federal effort to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment expands
Attorney General H M Daugherty plans conferences in each state with federal and state attorneys county prosecutors sheriffs and officials to coordinate enforcement. Reports say progress is made in Louisiana Ohio Utah with direct cooperation but some directors note tensions as some state officials view the law as Federal and rum seller propaganda creates friction.
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Washington
H. M. Daugherty
Haynes
Louisiana
Ohio
Utah
New England
Wheat market shows little interest in Chicago trading
The Chicago wheat market opened with low interest and small volume as declines were blamed on rain in the southwest causing moisture shortages.
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Chicago
Rheumatism Noted as Common Ailment in Dogs
A historical note states rheumatism is a common complaint among dogs, reflecting typical veterinary concerns of the era and the emphasis on animal health in domestic life.
Card of Thanks for Deceased Mother
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our mother’s illness and death. Gratitude to Rev Clyde Powell for his message and to undertaker R W Finsterwald. Signed by Mr James Marrical and daughters Della and Ella Marrical.
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Clyde Powell
R. W. Finsterwald
James Marrical
Della and
Ella Marrical
Guard Jail to Prevent Mob Lynching Plan
Fayette county jail in Uniontown Pa was guarded by state troopers and deputy sheriffs to stop a possible triple lynching of two men and a woman held over the murder and robbery of taxi driver Paul Newcomer. A mob formed outside overnight crying for vengeance, with armed deputies at windows and a machine gun reportedly mounted.
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Uniontown
Fayette County
Paul Newcomer
Engagement in Chauncey Ends in New Jersey Planned Announcement
Chauncey O Jan 11 1922 Mr L E Kahn visited Chauncey to engage Miss M Altman who had stayed with her sister Mrs Luckoff. Mrs Luckoff and Miss Altman now visit their parents in Newark NJ while Mr Kahn travels to his New York home. The engagement will be announced January 28 1922 at the Altman home in New Jersey.
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Chauncrey
L. E. Kahn
Chauncey
M. Altman
H.luckoff
Luckoff
Miss Altman
Newark
N. J
Mr. Kahn
New York
Altman
New Jersey
Edwards Sells Dairy Farm in Four City Area
Mr D H Edwards reports sale of his dairy farm south of 4 city to Mr D E Allen of Cogville. Purchaser takes possession April 1. Edwards has not decided where he will settle. He owns a farm of law acreage near New England that will claim his action.
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D. H. Edwards
D. E. Allen
Cogville
Edwards
Cate
New England
Hever
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Dearborn Street
Son
New State
Parliamen
Messenger Pattern Dept
Postum
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
Sherman
Chillicothe
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson
Buffalo, N. Y
Athens County
Bell
R.F.D
Dal Edwards
Athen
Dewass
McKee Drug Company
Cash Shoe
State of
Fifth Avenue
Deck
New York City
Elbinger
Elbinger Shoe Manufacturing Company
Elbinger Company
Pogue, Hoffheimer & Pogue
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
A. & J. Frank
Union Trust Building
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