Earle's Hypo Cod Touted By Ohio Woman For Recovery
Mrs Emily W Pritner wife of Pension Attorney Joseph J Pritner Columbus Ohio endorses Earle's Hypo Cod as a rapid tonic after a lingering flu leaving her weak nervous and fatigued. The ad claims doctors druggists nurses endorse the product and lists Mc Kee Drug Co and other stores selling it for 125 plus five cents tax.
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Earle
Emily W. Pritner
Joseph J. Pritner
Columbus
Ohio
East Long Street
Earle Chemical Company
Mc.Kee Drug Co
New Marshfield Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Visits
Mrs Eva West returns home to McConnellville after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs L Hawk. Miss Kathleen Withers returns from Gallipolis. Rev Dabritz meets his M E church congregation. Mr Jennings of Columbus attends funeral of his uncle Wm King.
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Eva West
McConnellville
L. Hawk
Ellen Gilbert
Jacob White
W. M. Dixon
Richard Henry
W.H. Townsend
Carpenter
Dorothy Allen
Carbondale
Rev. Dabritz
M. E
Local Industrial Hints From Kilvert Area
Henry Barrows reports Kilvert area pushing coal and oil development with a solid eight foot coal vein and land leasing activity. The La Coal Co expects shipment within sixty days while oil exploration and industrial interest grow. Pallas Club reviewed Emerson works on January 6 hosted by Mrs Ella Moore with Miss Boyd and Mrs Dunkle participating.
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Henry Barrows
Kilvert
la Coal Co
Pallas Club
Emerson
Ella Moore
Migs Boyd
Mrs. Dunkle
Funeral memories and local life notes from Athens area
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen attended Mrs. Walsh's funeral in Athens. Mrs. J. H. Ator visited friends in Athens. Edith Ashton stayed with her parents in Athens. Fair Ator visited her parents in Froggie. Bates church held Sunday preaching with revival starting January 19 1920 led by Rev. Ginheimer. Bert Price and Lee Byerly moved between farms in Athens area. Eva Elizabeth Rogers, a baby girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. Rogers.
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J. H. Allen
James Walsh
Athens
J. H. Ator
Edith Ashton
C. S. Tippie
Fair Ator
William Austin
Froggie
Bates
Ginheimer
Bert Price
Lee Byerly
Eva Elizabeth
Fire destroys room as Samuel Cleveland leaps to snow bank
Samuel Benjamin awoke to a fast changing atmosphere and found his room and bedding on fire. He leaped from a window into a snow bank to escape the blaze in Cleveland Ohio on January 15.
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Sam Cleveland
Samuel ‘Benjamin
Miners Claim Local Cost of Living Higher in Camps
The United Mine Workers argue to the government coal cost of living commission that mining community prices reflect true living costs for coal miners. They contend 1914 to 1919 increases are much larger in camps, with surveys gathered from 1913 1914 and 1919 pricing to support a 100 percent or more rise.
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Indianapolis
Fnc
Government
Soft Coal Commission
United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Nerv-Worth Remedy Praised By Local Customer
A. E. Porter of Springfield reports relief from rheumatism throat trouble and paralysis after using Nerv-Worth from Troupe Drug Co. The tonic is sold by McKee Drug Co Athens and The Gem and Hickman Pharmacies Nelsonville with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Springfield
Troupe Drug Co
A. E. Porter
1. O. O. F. Home
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem
Hickman Pharmacies
Nelsonville
Ambitious Chimney Sweeper Targeted at Spartacist Meeting
In Berlin on January 15 Willy Tomascheck, a chimney sweep, joined a Spartacist gathering to study shorthand. His note taking labeled him a spy and provoked a mob attack. Police arrived as the meeting dissolved after members beat the supposed informant.
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Berlin
Willy Tomascheck
Brutus
Wily
Reds
Louisa Zietz
Willy
Pie Social at Circle Hill School Benefit
A pie social at Circle Hill School on Friday night January 16 invites all to attend and bring a pie to benefit the school.
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Circle Hill School
White Ribboners to Meet at Chauncey
A jubilee meeting of the Athens County W C T U will be held at Chauncey on Friday evening January 16 at 7 o clock in the Christian church. Mrs C L Martzolff of Athens will be the speaker with special music for a victory meeting celebrating national prohibition. A new weather proof electric hand lantern sheds diffused light on all sides and focused downward.
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Chauncey
Athens County
The
Christian Church
C. L. Martzolff
Athens
Coolidge Ambition Spurs White House Bid
Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge pursues the Republican nomination with James B. Reynolds directing the campaign. Mrs. Coolidge actively supports her husband’s political efforts as the bid advances.
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National Committee
Phosphated Manure Boosts Crop Yields in Ohio Study
Ohio Experiment Station Wooster reports a long term trial showing 67 bushels per acre of corn with manure and 40 pounds of acid phosphate per ton. In a corn wheat clover rotation, manure plus phosphate raised wheat by 15 bushels and clover hay by 2,500 pounds compared with untreated plots.
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Ohio
Wooster
Clemenceau Presses Swift Hungary Peace Treaty
Paris January 15 Premier Clemenceau warned Count Apponyi against delaying tactics as Hungary seeks time. Hugh Wallace the American ambassador will attend when the treaty is handed to Hungarian delegates at 4 PM. The signing was postponed yesterday amid the delay fears.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Hungary
Count Apponyi
Peace Conference
United States
Hugh Wallace
Apponyi
Muted murder case ties to Louisville and Akron inquiry
In Louisville and Akron reports, police probe a mute's link to the Rebecca Loveau murder. The mute was briefly detained in Louisville then released after investigators found no grounds. In Akron, Vance S. Clipp was released after proving an alibi for New Year’s Day.
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Louisville
Akron
Ohio
Rebecca Loveau
Shawnee Park
Loveau
Akron, CO
Vance
Clipp
New Albany
Ind
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Strong Sermon At First Christian Church In Athens
A large audience welcomed evangelists at the First Christian Church last night with several baptisms and many invitations. The preacher argued the divinity of Christ with a forceful show of evidence from Christ's life, prophecy, and civilization. Tonight he will discuss Faith and its acquisition and application.
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First Christian Church
Christ
Athens
Shower Honors Newlyweds at Scatter Ridge
A miscellaneous shower at Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hubler’s Scatter Ridge home on Saturday evening January 10 celebrated their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Everett. Guests spoke of a long and happy married life as they enjoyed home made candy and popcorn balls.
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F. J. Hurbler
Scatter Ridge
Herbert Everett
Jesse Poston
Ray Mathews
Lurene
John South
Ellis
Albert Cone
George Mathews
Joe Dowler
Charlie McLeod
Frank Roker
Lloyd Poston
F J Hubler
Mrs. Everett
Italian aviators reach Salonika on Rome to Tokyo flight
Italian aviators attempting a Rome to Tokio flight have reached Salonika, a message said today. The progress reflects ongoing transcontinental efforts by Italian pilots.
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Rome
Tokio
Salonika
Belgium Granted $25 Million Loan Syndicate Led By Morgan
New York January 14 Belgium received a loan totaling 25 million dollars from a syndicate led by J P Morgan and Company. The loan consists of one and five year six percent notes to be offered to the public.
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New York
Belgium
J. P. Morgan and Company
Flag Rule Enforced at Memorial Hall in Columbus
Franklin county commissioners adopted a resolution requiring all users of Memorial Hall to display the American flag. Patrons failing to show the flag will be ejected. flags will be provided by the building superintendent. The rule follows reports of a recent auditorium meeting where proper display was not shown when requested.
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Columbus
Memorial Hall
Franklin County
State moves to set up health districts under Griswold act
Columbus officials urge rapid establishment of district health organizations as the Griswold health law takes effect. With contagious disease widespread and many areas lacking protection, village and township boards dissolved December 31. Ohio reported over 2000 measles cases in December.
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Columbus
State Health Board
Ohio
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Gov
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California
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