Tanlac Promises Rejuvenating Strength For All
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a powerful reconstructive tonic to restore strength and weight after stomach distress. It claims the medicine rebuilds flesh, red blood, and vigor, praising testimonies across the United States and Canada. It notes Tanlac is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co. and other druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Europe
Eric
Tanlac
United States
Canada
Taniac
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Balticnd May Heal Troubles Belfast Riot Aftermath
Belfast January 30 The Irish unity movement gains momentum from discussions by Michael Collins and Sir James Craig. Unionist workers' committee calls for readmitting 2009 Catholic workers expelled during last year's riots to resume jobs in Belfast shipyards.
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Belfast
Movement For Irish Unity
Michael Collins
Nance
James Craig
Ulster
Unionist Workers’ Committee
Berlin Mass Meeting Seeks Removal of Allied Armies
President Paul Loebe addressed Rhinelanders in Berlin demanding removal of allied occupation forces. He attacked French Premier Poincaré for frivolous utterances as Marcel Cachin, French communist deputy, arrived to urge opposition to indemnity and to accuse the Poincaré cabinet of hindering reconstruction by German workers.
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Berlin
Paul Loebe
Reichstag
Poincaire
France
Marcel Cachin
Chamber of Deputies
Laird of Inverness visits New York with his piper
Frances W. Grant, seventy, the laird of Inverness, Scotland, arrives on the Cedric with William Macdonald, his master piper. Grant celebrates life, plans a hotel stay while Macdonald hopes to tour Niagara Falls and share Highland tunes aboard the ship.
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International News Service
New York
Old King Cole
Frances W. Grant
Inverness Scotland
William Macdonald
Cedric
Macdonald
Laird
Inverness
Piper Macdonald
Tam
Grant
Travelle
Mac
Piper
America
Lusitania
Scots Guards
Niagara
Scotland
Highlands
Clan Macdonald
Notable Local Names Feature In Skewed By-the-Way Signboard
The notice lists several prominent residents and professionals including Rutherford and Paffenburger promoting dental care, Vollenweider the lawyer, Coultrap on the common pleas bench, McCorkie connected to a drug store, and Howearth a marrying parson eager to meet local youth. Other names appear but are not listed.
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McArthur
Rutherford
Paffenburger
Vollenweider
Coultrap
Common Pleas
McCorkie
Howearth
By-the-Way-McArthur Slogan Reflects Local Contentment
In southern Ohio the By-the-Way-McArthur community embraces a slogan of steady living. Residents accept births and deaths as natural, support travel to Wellston or Columbus for leisure or opportunity, and prefer stability over hype. Prices stay at face value. bold discounts trigger probate court scrutiny.
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McArthur
Ohio
Wellston
Columbus
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BromO Quinine
An advertisement hawks a cold cure claiming one day relief with BromO Quinine laxative tablets. It warns buyers to ensure the product bears the E. W. Grove signature and the BromO branding for authenticity.
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E. W. Grove
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Sage Tea and Sulphur mix, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens faded gray hair naturally. A dampened brush draws through strands, gradually concealing gray and leaving hair darker, fuller, and looking younger.
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Wyeth
Delays Seen in Genoa Conference Talks
Italian government officials say a slight postponement of the Genoa economic conference is advisable due to delays in meeting French British and Italian foreign ministers. Premier Poincaré's note to Britain prompted the postponement of the council of foreign ministers, with Genoa originally set to open in March.
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Romy
Poincaire
Council of Foreign Ministers
Genoa
Robbery at funeral home in St Clairsville
Mrs John Shaffer wife of a Youngstown physician visiting for a relative's funeral in St Clairsville Ohio was robbed of a handbag containing a necklace and other articles valued at 125 dollars by a holdup man on a well lighted corner near the Belmont county courthouse an hour after arrival.
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ST. Clairsville
John Shaffer
Youngstown
Walter G. Lewis
Cleveland
Belmont County
Shackleton Expedition Continues After Leader's Death
Sir Ernest Shackleton dies of heart disease on the Quest near Montevideo Uruguay. The expedition will press south toward the Pole as financier J Q Rowett confirms the plan to carry on per the leader's wish.
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London
Sir Ernest Shackleton
South Pole
Sir Ernest
J. Q. Rowett
Montevideo
Uuruguay
Ernest
McKee Drug Co Refunds If Hyomei Fails to Relieve Cough
McKee Drug Co offers a money back refund if Hyomei does not relieve coughs or colds, covering customers who try the remedy.
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McKee Drug Co
Calumet Baking Powder Promises Big Savings for Households
Advertisement promotes Calumet Baking Powder as the key to economy in baking. It claims saving in purchase, usage, and materials, with reliable recipes and a free 76 page cookbook. The Home Economics Dept at Calumet Baking Powder Co lists 4100 Fillmore St Chicago Illinois as contact.
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Home Economics Dept
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Fillmore St
Chicago, Ill
Cascarets Campaign Against Bilious Headsache Blues
Advertisement touts Cascarets as a perfect cleansing for liver and bowels, claiming relief from headache dizziness and bad breath. It promises 10 cent boxes for both adults and children with candy like taste and no griping.
Eagles Back Old Age Pension Plan For Ohioans
A vigorous campaign will push a proposed state law for old age pensions in Ohio. After a meeting of 105 lodges, the plan seeks legislative enactment at the next session, backed by the American Federation of Labor. A campaign committee chaired by M. O. Burns and including Charles Seidenfeld was named.
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Columbus
Ohio Bagiec
American Federation of Labor
Eagles
M. O. Burns
Hamilton
Charles Seidenfeld
Murray City
Oil Tanker Arethusa Drifts Off Frying Pan Shoals
The oil tanker Arethusa with a crew of about fifty drifts off Frying Pan Shoals near North Carolina after losing its propeller. The vessel tied up at the shoals until late yesterday and then broke loose, drifting east at about four miles per hour.
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Washington
Jan
International News Service
Navy Department
Frying Pan Shoals
N. C
Soap Box Orators Move Against Socialists in New York
In New York on January 30, a constitutional defense league war veterans group announces spring campaign against socialism. Soap box orators will confront socialist speakers on their own turf to prevent socialists from winning city offices.
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New York
Constitutional Defense League
Wisconsin
Middle West
Columbus City Council Rejects Action on Prohibition Petition
City councilmen in Columbus show no move to oppose prohibition on record. They filed a Chicago council letter urging a resolution backing beer and wines to petition Congress to modify the Volstead Act and permit manufacture and sale of wholesome beer and light wines.
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Columbus
Chicago
Meeting Tonight Of Christian Workers At Presbyterian Church
The class of Christian Workers at the Presbyterian church will meet this evening at 6 30 at the Pressbyterian church to advance church interests during February and March.
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Presbyterian Church
Pressbyterian
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