Hypo-Cod Health Boost Endorsed by Attorney's Wife
Mrs Emily Pritner wife of Pension Attorney Joseph K Pritner Columbus Ohio says Earle's Hypo-Cod cured her Flu symptoms leaving her rested and energized. The tonic sold by McKee Drug Co and druggists nationwide claims fast relief with a 1.25 dollar price plus 5 cent war tax.
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Earle
Emily Wi ‘Pritner
Joseph K. Pritner
Columbus
Ohio
East Long Street
Earle Chemical Company
McKee Drug Co
Bayer Aspirin: Genuine Tablets with Bayer Cross
The message promotes Bayer Aspirin for fast relief and safety. It urges insisting on tablets stamped with the Bayer Cross and notes Bayer has prescribed aspirin for over eighteen years and that millions find it safe. It mentions a twelve-tablet tin and larger packages from druggists and identifies the aspirin as Bayer trademark for monoacetyl salicylic acid ester.
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Bayer
Local notices from Buchtel and nearby areas
Mr. Jack Smith went to Columbus on business. Miss Dora Radcliff of Buchtel broke her wrist Sunday. John Lewis has been ill with the flu. Alfred Conley visited Nelsonville on Saturday. Mrs. Bertha Divon is recovering from illness. W. F. Hewitt of Lancaster visited Chas. Mo surge over the weekend. School canceled Friday due to ice and snow. Mrs. Joseph Miller traveled to Connett for a ill sister. Mrs. John White of Buchtel returned from Columbus hospital stay. Miss Beatrice Phillips visited relatives in Nelsonville. Mrs. Murray and other locals are on the sick list. Miss Nellie Keeney of Lancaster visited her son and daughter. Local shoppers from Nelsonville include Hilda Geenter and others. Miss Irma Metcalf of Lancaster visited her parents. Charles Culp went to Virginia for work. Mr. Nelson moves from Mahattan to Athens to open a new store. Miss Ida Mae Dearing out of school due to illness.
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Jack Smith
Columbus
Dora Radcliff
Buchtel
John Lewis
Alfred Conley
Nelsonville
Bertha Divon
W. F. Hewitt
Lancaster
Chas, Mosure
Joseph Miller
Connett
W. Jacobs
John White
Beatrice Phillips
Raymond Larry
Murray
Carl Dixon
Nellie Keeney
Ervin Keeney
Hilda Geenter
Laverne House
Geraldine Garth
Genevieve Byron
Yvonne Mahaffey
Irma Metcalf
Harry Metcalfe
Charles Culp
Virginia
Nelson
Mahattan
Athens
Ida Mae Dearing
Local Notes From Floodwood and Nearby Areas
Residents and visitors in Floodwood Nelsonville and surrounding towns are mentioned. People include Ralph Keaton visiting his brother Ray Keaton. Daniel Hill visiting Haydenville relatives. John Carr moving to Dayton. Rufus Shannon visiting relatives. Ruth Tuggle returning from Kentucky. Nora Gallaway and daughter Louise shopping. Rosa Beals listed as ill. Melvin Ward welcomed a baby girl. the Thomas family hosts William Shannon and Arthur. John Miller returns to work after a sore arm. Frank Branem and family visiting. birth of a baby named William Dale to Tom and ?. Clarence Gallaway and family in Nelsonville.
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Ralph Keaton
Jobs
Ray
John Lattimer
Nelsonville
Daniel Hill
Haydenville
Ray Keaton
John Carr
Dayton
Rufus Shannon
Modoc
Tom Thomas
Ruth Tuggle
Floodwood
Kentucky
Nora Gallaway
Louise
Rosa Beals
Melvin Ward
William Shannon
Arthur
Thomas
John Miller
Frank Branem
Buchtel
William Dale
Clarence Gallaway
Local Social Notes and Visits in Sand Rock Area
OO 80% Sand Rock. Mr and Mrs John Matthews and Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Music Run visited Mrs Dow Marquis recently. Edward Moore is sick with the flu. Henry and George Ogg were at Athens on business. Residents attended the Eldon Wyatt sale on Wyatt Run. Mrs A L Cole and daughter Freda visited Stewart. Fern Robinson spent the weekend with sister Mrs O A Roberts. Robert Roberts visited his...
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John Matthews
Robert Smith
Music Run
Dow Marquis
Edward Moore
Henry
George Ogg
Athens
Eldon
Wyatt
Wyatt Run
A. L. Cole
Freda
Stewart
Fern Robinson
O. A. Roberts
Robert Roberts
Distant Social Round Among Mt Carmel Residents
Mrs. Silva White of Mt Carmel hosted her daughter last week. Susie Kellerman spent Thursday and Friday with Lelia Van Dyke, continuing a pattern of local visits.
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Silva White
Mt. Carmel
Susie Kellerman
Lelia van Dyke
May to Head City Gun Club for Coming Year
Frank M. McKay will head the Athens Gun Club for the coming year after being named president at a smoker event at the Swanson furniture store. Otto Hoisington was chosen secretary treasurer and A. E. Whaley served as vice president. Resolutions to pursue another registered tournament were passed, noting only about 200 tours are held nationwide.
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Frank M. McKay
Athens
McKay
Swanson Furniture
Otto Hoisington
A. E. Whaley
Organizton
United States
Youngsters Earn Net Profit From Ohio Club Work
More than 7 700 youths joined cooperative Ohio State University and U S department of agriculture programs producing food and clothing. Of 3 200 reporting youngsters products valued at 164 000 dollars were made with a net profit of 113 000 dollars. W H Palmer notes profits were small next to the growth in initiative fair play and business sense. Nearly 400 youths earned trips to Farmers Week at Ohio State University Columbus this week.
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Ohio State University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. H. Palmer
Columbus
Duffee's Cough Syrup Endorsed For Cold Remedies
Cold damp days sap the strength especially in children. Duffee's Cough Syrup has aided families for over thirty five years as a safe effective remedy. Quick action prevents suffering and a bottle costs 25 or 50 cents at grocers or druggists.
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Duffee
Swiss Bell Ringers Captivate Nelsonville Audience
In Nelsonville Ohio on January 30 a large crowd attended two concerts by the Swiss Bell Ringers at the Christian church auditorium under Sunday school management. The matinee drew a splendid audience and the evening show played to a full house, with high praise for their masterful multi instrument performance and engaging personalities.
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Nelsonville, O
Christian Church
Cascarets Promise Easy Health Without Harsh Drugs
A promotional notice claims Cascarets cleanse liver and bowels, end bilious feeling, and improve digestion. It contrasts Cascarets with calomel, salts, oil, or harsh pills and notes they cost little and act while you sleep.
Arhoods Sell Pleasanton Farm Home for 3200
Mr J O Arhood of near Pleasanton sold his fine farm residence. He and Mrs Arhood will move to Dayton where they will reside with sister Mrs W E Dye. Arhood is noted as one of Lodi's leading farmers. Consideration was 3200.
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J. O. Arhood
Pleasanton
Nerves Treated Free by Dr Franklin Miles
Dr Miles offers a free trial of his book and a two-pound treatment for nervous disorders and related ailments. Endorsed by clergy, editors, and businessmen, the program claims 30 years of experience and rapid, scientifically described cures after other physicians failed. Send case details to Dr Franklin Miles Dept NS 237 to 317 Franklin St Bilk hart Ind.
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Franklin Miles
The
Miles
Lishopa
Dept
Franklin St
Bilkhart
Ind
Pepto Mangan Promises Vitality For Business Women
Physicians endorse Pepto Mangan for richer red blood and natural attractiveness. The ad targets tired business women showing how improved blood boosts energy, rosy complexion, and enthusiasm. It notes liquid and tablet forms, with Gude's as the genuine Pepto Mangan and warns against lookalike packages.
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Gude
February Sun Times and Local Notices in Athens
February begins with shorter daylight as Ohio sun rises 7 10 and sets 5 19 while the fifth Sunday day brings 6 36 rise and 5 52 sunset. Tom Littler learns his nephew's wife Mrs Arthur Littler dies. funeral planned. Athens Hi faces Portsmouth Saturday with three regulars out. Littler Wise and Conner ill. Junior order hall fumigated. no activities Thursday. Mail on B&O No 1 delayed due to a broken mail car coupling at Parkersburg.
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Ohio
Athens Hi
Portsmouth
Littler
Wise
Conner
Mackey
Athens
Parkersburg
Would Rather Fight Than Work Says Cure Works
A testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured years of stomach trouble and loss of appetite. The user reports restored desire to eat and work, and says the remedy removes mucus from the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
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Mayr
Carpentier Gaining Favor as Dempsey Rival Grows
Henry L. Farrell reports in New York that Georges Carpentier, once seen as a doomed rival to Jack Dempsey, now has strong backing from British promoters and American fighters. Promoter Charles B. Cochrane, Fred Fulton, Joe Jeanette, and Jack McAuliffe argue Carpentier is a dangerous, seasoned fighter whose defense and power could upset the title bout.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Joe Beckett
Dempsey
Carpentier
Charles B. Cochrane
London
Fred Fulton
Joe Jeanette
Lucy Attacks Smoking by Women Again
CHICAGO January 30 Women smoking signals degeneration says Lucy Page Gaston president of the anti cigarette league The plan for a women smoking room at Woods theatre is ridiculed as a bad public example Her campaign branded the twentieth century crusade aims to form an international anti cigarette league with Chicago headquarters and officers to be elected soon
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Chicago
Lucy Page Gaston
Anti-Cigarette League
The
Woods Theatre
Wood Theatre
Gaston
Orea
Local Notes on residents and church services
Everett Cole preached at the U B church Sunday morning. Mrs AO Davis visits Athens to tend Ethyl Morria and children through measles. Mrs CD Swartz and son Clarence motor to Athens. William Ray Williams moved his family to the Ed Mooney property in Deep Hollow. Mrs E Wood hosted dinner for her parents Mr and Mrs Will Bentz and family of Alfred. Lawrence Chapel held services at the usual 2 30. No service last Sunday due to ice. We prefer snow to ice and cold weather.
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Everett Cole
U. B
AO. L. Davis
Athens
Ethyl Morria
C. D.swartz
Clarence
Wiliam Ray Williams
Ed Mooney
Deep Hollow
E. Wood
Will Bentz
Alfred
Lawrence Chapel
Paper Begins Welfare Plan for Chicago Tribune Employees
The Chicago Tribune announced a plant welfare plan drafted by five employees. It includes bonuses pensions sickness accident and death benefits help in home building and vacations. Work councils were not included since workers chapels in newspaper plants are seen as earliest forms of work councils.
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Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Piles Cured in Days with PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Ends irritation, soothes and heals. Restful sleep after first application. Price 60c.
Hungarians Pressure for Archduke Joseph as Governor
Budapest January 30 The Hungarian royalist party unanimously adopts a resolution calling for an immediate selection of a state head proposing Archduke Joseph for the governorship.
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Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Knorr Will Sparks Family Battle Over German Fortunes
Berlin reports reveal Pan Germanist Herr Knorr left most of his fortune to the kaiser for military use in his will. His widow and half-brother contest the bequest arguing it clashed with the Kaiser’s postwar limits on armed forces. The former emperor’s interests are defended by an attorney.
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Berlin
Herr Knorr
Knorr
Knorrs
Mexican government moves against northern rebels before elections
Mexican authorities, led by President Carranza, order intensified campaigns in northern states to maintain order during July presidential elections. Commanders are to target bandit chiefs Pancho Villa, Pelaez in Tamaulipas, and Felix Diaz forces in Vera Cruz to avert national disorder.
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Mexico City
Mex
Carranza
Pancho Villa
Pelaez
Tampico
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Diamond Dyes Offer Fadeless Color For Any Fabric
Advertises "Diamond Dyes" promising rich color for wool silk cotton blends and more. Claims the Direction Book guides seamless diamond dyeing and urges readers to see the product at local druggists to match any material.
Support Wilson for Nobel Prize in Stockholm dispatch
A Stockholm dispatch says the inter parliamentary socialist group will back President Wilson for the 1919 and 1920 Nobel prizes. The report is dated January 30 in London.
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Wilson
London
Stockholm
Inter-Parliamentary Socialist Group
Barnhill Recovers After Fall Breaks Arm
Mr A W Barnhill of Hooper Ridge is recovering from a broken right wrist after a fall at home Saturday night. He is 72, and his wife is 74. The accident occurred when he went to the cistern for water.
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A. W. Barnhill
Hooper Ridge
Mr. Barnhall
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