Nelsonville Talk by Secretary of State Brown
Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown spoke to the Methodist Men's Club in Nelsonville about prosperity, overproduction myths, and the need for societal solutions. He warned of unstable cycles, cited under consumption theory, and urged leaders to craft a workable plan while noting gains from depression such as humility, kindness, and renewed faith.
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Nelsonville
Clarence J. Brown
Methodist Men's Club
Athens
America
Brown
Mr. Brown
H. A. Seyre
Methodist Church
E. E. LeFever
Glouster
Robert Wood
Toe Galvin
Ralph WW. Parks
Mrs. Parks
Parks
Charles E. Poston
J. W Hickman
Deafness and Head Noises From Catarrh Adv
Cold remedy ad urges constitutional treatment for catarrh with Parmint tonic. It warns of permanent loss of smell and taste and promotes mixing Parmint with sugar and hot water to drink four times daily. The copy emphasizes breathing freely and a clear head as benefits of treatment.
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Scott Will Lead Epworth League Service Tonight
Nelsonville Jan 15 Godd Will and Disarmament will be the topic for discussion at the Epworth League service at 6 o'clock Sunday evening at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Clifford Scott will lead the discussion Ruth Keating will sing a solo Toe Galvin and Edison Hickman will play a trumpet duet Helen Keating will play a violin solo Miss Lucile Dishon will speak on the work of the League
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Nelsonville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clifford Scott
Helen Shaw
Ruth Keating
Toe Galvin
Edison Hickman Wail
Helen Keating
Lucile Dishon
Life of Martin Luther Continued by Mary Adding Wilton
The article notes the life of Martin Luther will be continued with the paper presented by Mary Adding Wilton, continuing a series in the publication.
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Martin Luther
Mary Adding Wilton
Junior Order Chiefs Are Installed Here
Nelsonville residents report the regular meeting of the Junior Order of United America Mechanics on Washington Street. Officers for the term are named including Arthur Kennedy as Junior past counselor and John Bennett as recording secretary. An oyster supper followed the business session with members in attendance.
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W. E. A. Lodge
Birs
Bessie Bland
Rose Butts
Adda Neikirk
Aurilla Anderson
Virgie Hickman
Mae Shhockley
Rebecca Bartley
Misa Sylvia Matheny
Ella
Nelsonville
Wee
Order of United America Mechanica
Chelseatl
Washington Street
G. I. Bvanet Weathe Ma
Ware
Arthur Kennedy
Howard Cally
Tale Btage
John Bennett
Carlos Glenn
Charles Glenn
Herbert Stage
Henry Marsain
Henry Dolman
Neide Aentine
Floyd Brown
Cutaide Sennel
Fred Etttinger
Peart Glenn
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