Pink Pills Help Canton Woman After Blood Ailment
Mrs. Obe Miller of 502 Kenneth Court Canton Ohio says worry overwork and grief caused poor blood and stomach upset. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her blood strengthened stomach gained strength and she could eat and sleep well. She recommends the pills and notes the price 50 cents a box or six for 2.50.
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Obemiller
Kenneth Court
Canton
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
San Cura Ointment touted to heal sores and burns fast
The San Cura Ointment sold by The Cline Pharmacy in Athens and The Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville is advertised to draw out poison from sores ulcers boils and cuts and to relieve itching and piles. It is offered in 30 60 120 and 240 cent jars with San Cura Soap sold separately as an antiseptic.
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Cline
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
F. McCauley
Cooperstown
San Cura
Thompson Medical Co
Titusville
Nerv-Worth touted as remedy for nervous weakness
Mrs. Alice Wills of Zanesville reports relief from nervousness after using Nerv-Worth at Wolfe's Drug Store. She says sleepless nights and weakness improved, calling it a wonderful medicine and recommending it to others. The ad promises a dollar back at McKee's Drug Store if it does not help. Hickman's Pharmacy lists Nerv-Worth at Nelsonville.
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Alice Wills
McKee’s Drug Store
Athens
Hickman's
Nelsonville
Propaganda in Brazil Gains Over Anti American Ad Campaign
Brazil July 1 The Brazilian stance shifts as President Pessoa in the United States disavows anti American propaganda. News outlets drop paid anti American ads and editorialize against the campaign. Italian leaders urge caution toward US policy toward Wilson and Italy.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Pessoa
United States
Jornal Do Comerico
United Press
Wilson
Italy
England
Gibraltar
Suez
Egypt
France
Saar Valley
Danzig
Kiao Chau
Japan
Fiume
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Family Pills Ad
There is more Catarrh in this section than any other disease and local remedies failed to cure. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. A reward is offered for any case Hall's Catarrh Medicine cannot cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
C. Hall
Bayer Aspirin Safety Mark Promotes Genuine Tablets
The notice explains that genuine Bayer tablets must bear the Bayer Cross on an unbroken package with proper directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia and cold pain relief. It notes handy tins of 12 tablets cost only a few cents at drug stores and mentions larger packages are available.
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Bayer
Guard Company in Athens Now 9 Completed
Athens forms its ninth guard company as 66 men muster into federal service under Lieut. Colonel Caldwell. Six of 72 signed failed to appear, with no more admissions planned. Officers and sergeants named include Sgt William Walsh as 2nd Lt and Top Sgt Therese Shaffer. Company L of the 146th Infantry will drill at the Armory from 7 to 8 30 PM.
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Athens
James Fry
Therese W. Shaffer
Harold Liggett
Stinchcomb
146Th Infantry
Jake” Zaleski
State House
Eckstrom
Purify Your Blood for Vital Health and Youth
An advertisement claims purified red blood nourishes every organ and greatly improves appearance and well being. It promises a cure by making blood rich and red through a tested method or product.
Local Pharmacies List Olata Suppliers Around Athens Area
Olata sold by E. R. Lash Athens The Cline Pharmacy Co Athens Taylor and Son Coolville Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville I W Gibson Amesville E E Drury Glouster Cline's Pharmacy Albany.
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E. R. Lash
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Taylor & Son
Coolville
Fountain Pharmacy
Nelsonville
I. W. Gibson
Amesville
E. E. Drury
Glouster
Cline’s Pharmacy
Abany
Wilson to speak in New York after arrival
President Wilson will address a New York audience at the Metropolitan Opera House or Carnegie Hall after arriving. The talk is seen as the start of his campaign for ratification of the league of nations and the peace treaty, though major conference details are unlikely.
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Washington
Wilson
New York
White House
Metropolitan Opera House
Carnegie Hall
League of Nations
Senate
Dash Balm Promises Quick Relief For Smelly Feet
An old advertisement touts Dash Balm as the speediest and most effective foot relief for tired sweaty feet. Druggists claim instant action upon contact, offering a money back guarantee and urging buyers to look for Cash Balm on each package.
Local Social Roundup in Albany District
A busy week in Albany District includes wheat harvesting and community gatherings. Residents attended an ice cream social in Downington and participated in Sunday services and Sunday school at Pleasant Valley and Carpenter. People mentioned include John Johnston Harry Bolin Lawrence Woodyard Frank Gibson Arthur Gibson Carria Woodyard Gladys Jeffers Atkinson Jeffers Gorbey Johnston Dailey and Metta Jeffers.
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Downington
John Johnston
Harry
Secile Bolin
Pleasant Valley
Lawrence Woodyard
Frank
Arthur Gibson
Carria Woodyard
Arthur
Marie Johnston
Carpenter
Gladys Jeffers
Miss Atkinson
Near Fisher
W. E., Jeffers
Carol Gorbey
Henry Johnston
Albert Dailey
Metta Jeffers
Local residents plan trips and visits across the country
Aunt Mrs Guard pursues her work as Mr Albert Bolin returns from France Julie has left for a trip Mrs Lawrence Woody will Thursday morning travel to spend the Fourth with uncle Neat Woodyard Frank Gibson aids Southeastern State Farm Leonard Woodyard family attended Children’s Day at Pleat Valley Jean Thompson and others returned from an E convention in Cleveland visiting Niagara Falls and Columbus Before leaving they toured the Centenary in Columbus Mr and Mrs J L Householder and relatives set out on a motor trip to Los Angeles stopping at Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City and Pikes Peak They expect to reach California by September 1 and settle there They travel in two cars with camping gear plans to travel leisurely with an expert mechanic joining in Columbus
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Guard Chase
Albert Bolin
Julie
France
Lawrence Woody Will
And
Neat Woodyard
Frank Gibson
Southeastern State Farm
Leonard Woodyard
Adra
Doris
Emma
Pleat Valley
Jean Thompson
Grace
Mildred Riley
Helen Ludwick
Arthur Robinson
Maurice Gutherie
Oscar Riley
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Columbus
J. L. Householder
C. L. Householder
Wilson Davis
Los Angeles
Calif
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Pikes Peak
California
Athens
Amesville Social Roundup Shares Local Visits
Mrs. Mary Grandstaff returned home Sunday after four weeks in Athens and Chauncey. The Lent and Sayers families plus others visited neighbors in Amesville and Athens over the weekend.
Joe Davis Wins First Point in Big Suit
Joe B. Davis of Nelsonville won the first point in the suit brought by Harry Power alleging misuse of Highland Mining Company funds and seeking a receiver for Highland Coal Company. Judge Worstell refused a receiver but left a judgment claim of thirty six thousand dollars intact.
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Joe B. Davis
Nelsonville
Harry Power
Davis
Highland Mining Company
Highland Coal Company
Worstell
Highland and Kimberly
Columbus A G Rules Health Boards Lacking Clinic Authority
Attorney General Price ruled municipal health boards have no power to set up clinics for social diseases. The Hughes health law grants that authority starting August 1 when the act takes effect.
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Columbus
Price
Utilities OK Sale of Power Assets to Central Power
Columbus Ohio July 1 state public utilities approved the sale of electrical properties to Central Power Company by Jefferson Electric Company the Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Company and the Mingo Power and Light Company for consolidation of power assets in the region.
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Columbus
Ohio
Central Power Company
Jefferson Electric Company
Steubenville and Wheeling Traction Company
Mingo Power and Light Company
Ohio Legion calls 100 percent Americanism July demonstration
Columbus officials urged 200000 Ohio World War I veterans to wear their uniforms on July 4 as a silent pledge of loyalty and a protest against any red demonstrations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Amercan Legion
Centenary Celebration in Columbus Described by Capet
William Capet praises the Centenary Celebration in Columbus at the Ohio State Fair Grounds. He describes the mission work, especially San Francisco's mothers and abandoned children, and notes the event's uplifting exhibits, music, and humanitarian focus by the Methodist Church.
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