Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Satisfied Users
A fragmented testimonial page cites women from Abilene Texas Conn and Cal praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments and menopause. The ad fragment references health improvements and calls for more information about the product.
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E. Pinkham
Martha Cornor
Abilene
Texas
Foreman
Lydia See $Y Piakbant
Ae Bove
Pinkham
Mary
Berlain
Lydia
Bioferen Tonic Promises Strength and Recovery
An advertisement touts Bioferen as a reliable tonic that boosts vigor and endurance, claiming it helps weak, run down individuals regain normal strength. It advises two tablets per meal and one at night after influenza, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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P.amy
Pomeroy Bend and Sandbaggers Captured in Brutal Robbery
Sheriff Hartenbach arrested Elmer Pickena his wife and three children in Le tart after the brutal beating and robbery of Jasper Hackett and wife. The couple allegedly forced the elderly pair into insensibility and stole $600 and a watch then had the check cashed. Pickens confessed in detail. The judge sentenced him to an undetermined term at the penitentiary with a recommendation of one year after discrediting the forged check tale.
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Hartenbach
Elmer Pickena
Letart
Pickens
Jasper Hackett
Pomeroy
Ed Franz
Restaurant Keeper Fined for Violating Labor Laws
The Pomeroy restaurant proprietor was fined $26 and costs in Squire Diehl's court for employing female workers seven days a week. The warrant was sworn by Deputy Inspector W H Eehresbach of Kehops and Factories. A warning of further arrests in Pomeroy for violations of female and child labor laws was issued.
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Pomeroy
Squire Diehl
Guilty Plea in Albany Check Forgery Case
Emmett B. Fouts of Albany admitted forgery in a December case involving a 4885 check drawn on the Albany bank and signed by cattle buyer Si Bolin. The jury was ready when Fouts pled guilty and asked for mercy. witnesses testified about his past service in Co. C during the 1913 flood. The court considered a suspended sentence after hearing Fouts’s defense and character witnesses.
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Foutz
Emmett B. Fouts
Albany
Si Bolin
Langsville
Frans
Pomeroy
Guil
May
Fouts
Co. C
Smith
Wyatt Creek Social Notes and Local Illness Updates
Miss Ella Harrison visited Miss Freida Potter and Miss Mamie Frash Friday. Mamie Frash hosted a party for Wyatt Creek youths with candy and popcorn. Jonas Ziegler returned to work at C H Wyatt's after two weeks away. Ulillie McDaniels spent Sunday with the McDaniels. Sunday school was held at the Amesville home with twenty teachers and scholars. Mrs Harry Bobo and two children of Jerseyville are ill with influenza. Maggie Jeffers helped with house work and spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Grant Bolen of Pleasant Valley are ill with flu.
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Ella Harrison
Music Run
Freida Potter
Mamie Frash
Wyatt Creek
Wyatt
Jonas Ziegier
C. H. Wyatt's
Ulillie McDaniels
McDaniels
Januteachers
Thomas
Amesville
Harry Bobo
Jerseyville
Maggie Jeffers
McPherson
Grant Bolen
Pleasant Valley
Honored Bride To Be Matilda Fultz Hosts Stenographer Party
Miss Matilda Fultz of Middleport was hostess to a party of thirty young ladies employed as clerks at the Hobson office. Mrs. Mattie Caldwell, a favored bride of Mr. A. A. Dillard, was guest of honor. A beauti ful cut glass vase and a silver cake plate were presented to the bride to be. The event was charming and to be held in the near future.
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Matilda Fultz
Middleport
Hobson
Mattie Caldwell
A. A. Dillard
Republicans head to Ironton for McKinley Day celebration
A party led by Capt. Harry Bennett, fresh from Camp Custer, Mich., traveled to Ironton to join in McKinley Day rites. Senator Tom W. Jones, returning from France and induction into the state senate, will join for greetings, though he has not yet visited Middleport home.
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Ironton
Capt
Harry Bennett
Camp Custer
Mich
Tom W. Jones
France
State Senate
Middleport
Influenza Victim Orville Datley Dies in Portland
Orville Datley of Portland died yesterday morning after a short illness from influenza. He is survived by his wife and three young children.
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Orville Datley
Portland
Warren Roush
Attorney Rowland
Warren Roush, Sr
Tragic Death Shocks Small Community
The town mourns D O Homine killed by a train near the railroad where he worked. A former resident and respected citizen, he was a husband and father noted for cheerfulness at home, while others in the area discuss recent family and school events.
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D. A
Michael Ana
Nora Hellman
Jesse Sly
Gilbert Michael
Fic
Reeves
Joe Clark
Guysville
Camp Ia
D. O. Homine
Social Visits Round Shade and Athens Community
Residents from Shade and nearby areas visit kin in Athens and Glouster. Families gather at Hudnelle and Jeffers households for evenings and Sundays, sharing music and meals while several relatives, including Florence McCullan and Katie Pierce, visit ill kin. George Burley remains ill and flu illness affects Mrs. George Douglas’s mother.
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George Douglas
Athens
F. M. McPherson
Paul Jeffers
Glouster
Florence McCullan
Katie
Pierce
John
Hudnelle
Hollas
Gertrude
Carrie Edna
Georgia Evans
Mary Jeffers
James Douglas
Claud
Brick Bridwell
John Hrashier
Leo Douglas
Ray Bobo
Vic Pierce
George Burley
Elsworth Burley
John Douglas
Steer Anna
Clarence Goldsberry
John Ie Gee Bridwell
Well
Jessie Brown
Fremont Ruth
Waldo
Shade
Mary Bobo
Gite
Local notes from Chester Hill to Vancouver Barracks
Local visitors and travel notes mention Mrs Hiram Thomas of Chester Hill and Mrs Oscar Binghman of Athens visiting Mrs John Lee. Newton Smith visiting son William in Nelsonville. Frank Patton visiting daughter Mrs Lee. Tom Alexander guest of Mr and Mrs Harry Moore. John Pritchard returning to Detroit. Dan Roberts visiting Logan. funeral services for Fred Walters. James Debbum Robinson known as Tom dies at Vancouver Barracks in January 1919 after pneumonia while in service. Robinson held posts in Elk Lodge Y M C A Columbus Canoe Club and worked with several companies before Bliss College in 1909.
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Hiram Thomas
Chester Hill
Oscar Binghman
Athens
John Lee
Newton Smith
Nelsonville
William Smith
Frank Patton
Lee
Tom Alexander
Straitsville
Harry Moore
Fred Walters
Jacob Walters
Queenstown
John
Harry Crug
Howard
John Pritchard
Detroit
Mich
Charles Siedenfelt
Logan
Dan Roberts
James Debbum Robinson
Tom
Vancover Barracks
Vancover
Washington
Raymond Wash
Vancouver Barracks
Disc
Elk Lodge
Columbus Canoe Club
Columbus
Murray City Bank
Bliss College
Sunday Creek Co
Jeffers Mfg. Co
Southern Novelty Co
Many railroad workers furloughed on Baltimore and Ohio
Twenty five brakemen of the B and O were furloughed for an indefinite period due to business conditions. Five men were taken off through freight crews and five conductors demoted to brakemen. Duration of the reduction remains uncertain.
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T. D. Banks
Edwards' Olive Tablets Spark Complaint Over Irritation
A fragmented note discusses Edwards and Oli Mack amid complaints about olive tablet usage causing irritation. The text is unclear and appears to mix names with unspecified health claims and remedies.
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Edwards
Oli Mack
Alormel
Roush trial closes with defense and prosecution clashes
The Roush murder case hearings reveal attorney attacks on Warren Roush Sr. over his parenting and alleged provocation, while defense contends the slain Charlie Roush was a defender of the weak. The court reads the jury charge as spectators fill the courtroom.
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Wooley
Warren Roush Sr
Charlie Roush
Woolley
J. P. Wood
Charlie
Warren Roush, Jr
Leavenworth
Wood
Roush
Yester
Martin V. Willis
Local visitors noted in area households and a death
Mr and Mrs Morris Cartwright spent Sunday with Mrs Lottie Cannon. Miss Hisse Mingus visited Santford Bentley and Mr Able Wagner who was staying with H H Border has left for Barberton. Little Nyle Cannon spent time with grandparents D M Sawyer. The community mourns the death of Joe Fitzer. Lorenzo Shaffer enjoyed a short trip to Rock Phreas with Detective Cannon. An attachment patent for revolving doors uses hand rail contact to power a motor.
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Morris Cartwright
Lottie Cannon
Hisse Mingus
Santford Bentley
Able Wagner
H. H. Border
Barberton
Nyle Cannon
D. M. Sawyer
Joe Fitzer
Lorenzo Shaffer
Jaetook
Rlam
iIntana
Stored Food Prices Rise Amid Surplus Warning
Report notes a large surplus of stored food prompting rising prices and concerns raised by market representatives before congressional committees.
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Ackers
Illinois Faces Brobdingnagian Food Supplies Amid Price Watch
Illinois food experts report warehouse stocks of meat and provisions climbing as prices stabilize around 17.50 dollars for hogs. The wholesale market shows drops in potatoes and cheese while grains rebound after a two week dip, with storage in Illinois rising above year start levels.
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West
Chicago
Ill
Illinois
State Food Administration
Edible Invention Blends Spoon Support and Taste
A new edible item integrates a built in spoon holder on one side, enabling convenient serving and consumption. Inventors describe the design as practical for meals and snacks, aiming to reduce utensil waste and improve dining flow.
Not the kind of cake the mother baked in New York
About 300 men and women gathered in New York on January 29 to witness a culinary misadventure. An 88 year old chef reportedly prepared a cake with a questionable mixture including one hundred spices and a small measure of brandy.
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New York
Soldier Letter From Unknown Sender to Swyers Couple
Meigs county residents Mr and Mrs Marion Swyers receive a World War II era letter praising soldiers who carried messages under fire. The writer notes two days and nights of danger, gratitude, and hopes for reunion, signed with unit designation 62 Inf A P 60 776.
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Marion Swyers
Meigs County
Alloying Elements: Metals For Speedy Land Process
A study discusses using steel alloys with elements like molybdenum cobalt or vanadium to improve processing speed on land. It notes the potential for stronger alloys and faster production while avoiding certain elements.
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Team Tem
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Mr. Farmer
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Savice
Iei Athers
M Mastreama Theatre
William Fox
Evelyn Nesbit
Russell Thaw
Alice Brady
Columbia
Louise Glaum
Lost Lake
Alber
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle
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F. C. Stedman Co
Athens, Ohio
the Union Grocery Comm
Cray
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Stewart
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