Sweet Little Baby Boy Proclaimed in Park Rapids Ad
A Park Rapids Minnesota reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding conception and pregnancy after using it herself. She offers to publish a photo of her newborn and notes sisters also benefited and that the product restored health and happiness to her home.
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Park Rapids
Minnesota
Lydia E. Pink_ham
WM. Johnson
Box 155
Minn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Johnson
British Denial on Police Recruitment for Egypt
London January 17. The government denied at the premier's office today a report that Britain is recruiting Black and Tans for service in Egypt. The denial came from Prime Minister Lloyd George's offices.
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London
Egypt
Lloyd George
Ford to Build Motor Plant in Europe
Henry Ford denies reentry into politics and debunks plans to run for office. He confirms Ford Motor Company will build factories in Russia and Germany to supply European trade and says engineers are evaluating Baltic sites while others seek idle German plants.
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FORD
Europe
William J. Huskie
Cleveland
Henry Ford
Heve Today
Senate
Wilson
Detroit
Seaboard Air Line
Muscle Shoals
Ford Motor Company
Soan
Russia
Germany
Baltic
Ford taunts tariff stalemate over Muscle Shoals bid
Ford declares Germany is bankrupt individually and insists on a lower tariff if Congress rejects his Muscle Shoals bid. He says he will import steel himself and dismisses opposition, demanding acceptance or rejection of his proposal.
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Germany
Congress
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Leonard to defend lightweight title against Pal Moran in New Orleans
Benny Leonard world lightweight champion will fight Pal Moran in New Orleans on February 24 if Billy Gibson accepts promoter Tortorich terms. Moran has accepted. negotiations proceed. The bout would be their first meeting since 1920 in Chicago.
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New Orleans
Benny Leonard
Pal Moran
Billy Gibson
Leonard
Tortorich
Moran
Gibson
Chicago
Rioters Dispersed by Indian Police in Meerut
London datelined report says Indian police used drawn clubs to charged rooftops and dispersed rioters who were firing missiles at crowds in the street, following a dispatch from Allahabad reported by the Evening News.
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London
Meerut
India
Allahabad
Evening News
Obituary of Alice Corner Brown Pioneer of Florida and Ohio
Alice Corner Brown born September 28 1839 in McConnellville Ohio died January 9 1922 in Orlando Florida. She married Louis W Brown in 1862 and raised six children in Ohio and Florida while supporting education music and temperance. She edited the Athens Messenger taught Bible studies organized a music club and helped found the Woman's Educational and Industrial Union of Columbus. Her life bridged Ohio and Florida with broad cultural and philanthropic impact.
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Alice Corner Brown
Edwin
Belinda Corner
McConnellville
Ohio
Orlando
Florida
Louis W. Brown
Athens
Orange County
Columbus
South
E. Corner Brown
Pittsburg
Alice L
Chester W. Goodrich
Fla
Harriet G. Brown
Waterbury
Boston Conservatory of Music
First Congregational Church
Hutchins
William Dean Howells
Ohio State Journal
Athens Messenger
Columbus Dispatch
Kit Kat Magazine
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union of Columbus
Farmers Week At Ohio State University Features Local Speaker
W. F. Kampf of Coolville is among speakers for Farmers Week at Ohio State University January 30 to February 3. Kampf will discuss cooperative packing in Ohio at 3 p.m. on February 1. The program shifts to include more farmers and local leaders, with over 75 non university speakers and 255 events during the week.
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Gram W. F. Kampf
Coolville
Ohio State University
Kampf
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau Force
Ohio University flunk rates rise amid professor drive
Mid semester reports show about thirty percent of male students failing at least one subject while only eleven percent of female students do. Notable high flunk rates appear in classes taught by R L Berger and others, with some profs showing near normal to low failure levels. Fatty Arbuckle trial prep continues in San Francisco as District Attorney Brady readies witness lists and Dr Oppuls to testify.
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Ohio University
Board of Trustees
R. L. Berger
Atkinson
Emma 8S. Waite
K. Mardis
Wilson
Borger
Hill
Jefferson
Peckham
Whitehouse
Wilkinson
San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Matthew Brady
William Oppuls
Oppuls
Miss Rappe
Wakefield Sanitarium
Eat Less and Take Salts for Kidneys
An advice piece urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble by reducing rich foods and using Jad Salts a few days to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It explains Jad Salts, made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia, is inexpensive and safe for home use as a kidney flushing remedy.
Athens Fight Night Delivers Hard Hitting Bouts At Armory
Billy Gibbs fought twice in Athens last week. Meyers edged Gibbs in eight rounds, sparking a near draw opinion from ringside. Battling Barstow versus Elmer Goodwin produced a brutal eight round war ending in a disputed decision for Goodwin. Quarterly Free Methodist church meeting set for Friday through Sunday with Rev. J. A. Hopkins attending.
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Columbus
Billy Gibbs
Athens
Billy
Pete Meyers
Barberton
Meyers
Washington
H. Gibbs
Burke
Barstow
Elmer Goodwin
Goodwin
The
Free Methodist Church
J. A. Hopkins
Hocking Valley Railroad Wage Talks Flare Over Reductions
In Columbus on January 17 officials and union reps for the Hocking Valley Railroad discuss wage cuts of 20 percent across all classes. Maintenance of way workers seek about a 10 percent raise to restore pre July reductions by the railroad labor board. General manager M. S. Connors says the dispute will be appealed to the railroad labor board.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Union of Railroad
Maintenance of Way
Federal Railway Labor Board
M. 8. Connors
Hocking Valley Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Last Night's Fights Across Cities
In New York Billy Miske defeated Charley Weinert in a 12 round bout. Sammy Sieger beat Frankie Fleming in the sixth round. Charlie Beecher won a judge's decision over Eddie Brady in 12 rounds. Jeff Smith stopped Frankie Edwards on a seventh round foul. In Boston Charlie White defeated Johnny Dundee in a ten round decision. Bud Purrcell stopped Al Thomas in the sixth by technical knock out in St Louis. Harry Brown outpointed Jimmy Hanlon in Philadelphia eight rounds. Robbie Michaels beat Gus Franchetti in eight rounds. Ray Parks outpointed Al Doty in Steubenville in six rounds.
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New York
Billy Miske
Charley Weinert
Sammy Sieger
Frankie Fleming
Charlie Beecher
Eddie Brady
Jeff Smith
Frankie Edwards
Boston
Charlie White
Chicago
Johnny Dundee
ST. Louis
Bud Purrcell
Terra Haute
al Thomas
Philadelphia
Harry
Kid) Brown
Jimmy Hanlon
Robbie Michaels
Gus Franchetti
Steubenville
Ray Parks
al Doty
Canton
Goes to chair without trial for Columbus murder
John Vaiden, colored, of Columbus, sentenced to death by electrocution for beating to death Charles Baker, local insurance collector, a month ago. It is his second murder sentence in Franklin County without a jury trial within a year.
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U. S
New York Harbor
America
John Howard Payne
Athens
Ohio
Columbus
John Vaiden
Charles Baker
Vaiden
Frank
Clifton Bingham Writer of Old Madrid and Songs
Clifton Bingham, author of In Old Madrid and various popular songs, frequently crafts multiple verses from his desk.
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Clifton Bingham
Old Madrid
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Dodge Brothers Dealers
the Cooley-Daugherty Co
Morris Avenue
Swanson Furniture Co
Washington St
Athens County
W. F. Kampf
Farmer Week
CLO
Arbuckle
Swift & Company
Packers Avenue Union Stock Yards
U.S. A
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Flint
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