Brave Stubby the Dog Saves the Farm and Bulls
A farm is saved when Stubby alarms his master to a barn fire sparked by two tramps. The grateful owner awards Stubby a gold collar inscribed with thanks. The tale then shifts to a bull fight in Mexico City featuring a favored bull, Handsome, as Billy Jr. and Stubby eagerly watch the spectacle.
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Stubby
Carlos Otero
Billy
Mexico City
City
Billy Jr
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron, O
Celebration of a young artist's first major success
A diary entry describes a family dinner celebrating the narrator's studio launch and upcoming headlined work. Father notes private work spaces, mother forgives the success, and friends Laura and Jack react with pride as the author anticipates nationwide and European newsstands. The tone hints at future fame.
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Dad
Mother
Nanny
Father
Daddy
Dear Mrs Thompson Offer Advice to Troubled Wife
A married woman writes about possible infidelity, a neglected home, and a baby. A columnist advises against constant questioning, suggests improving appearance and social time, and urges loving, patient attention to rekindle harmony.
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Mrs. Thompson
Bayer Aspirin Statement in aspirin packaging and use
The notice promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe proven by millions of users and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It warns to accept only unbroken Bayer packages with proper directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain and notes handy tins of 12 tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Safe Child Remedy
An old consumer ad urges parents to trust California Syrup of Figs for gentle school stomach bowels relief. It emphasizes the product’s fruity flavor, full bottle directions, and the name California appearing on packaging to assure safety for children.
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California
Judge Sayre urges immigration education as social service
Judge E D Sayre spoke on immigration education and Americanization at First Christian church, praising the church’s social service series. He urged aiding immigrants, noting peaceful migration and the need to treat newcomers rightly to preserve American privileges and progress.
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E. D. Sayre
First Christian Church
L. A. Koons
Judge Sayre
Europe
America
Jesus
Armenia
Olata Liver Tonic Endorsed for Digestive Aid and Ties
A vintage health ad promotes Olata as a gentle cleansing tonic that strengthens the liver kidneys blood and nerves while addressing biliousness constipation indigestion and tiredness. The ad promises an absolute guarantee printed on every box.
July spray timing for apples to control moths
The summer spray for cooling moths, applied to half grown fruit about nine weeks after bloom, must not be omitted. In 1919 the bloom fell later, so in this county the spray should go on between July 10 and 15 with arsenate of lead and lime-sulphur or Bordeaux mix, at 1.25 pounds per 59 gallons.
Coal shortages hurt Athens county miners and locals
A prominent coal operator in Athens County cites railroad car shortage and Canadian contracts as the cause of mine shutdowns. He says railways hoard cars, reducing open-market supply, driving prices up and forcing miners and residents to bear higher costs as workers seek other jobs.
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Athens County
Cleveland
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Canadian Railway
Word from Son in Service From Hampton Roads
From Hampton Roads Virginia Mr and Mrs I F Rathburn 59 Lancaster Street receive a letter from their son Rolan Bob Rathburn now in U S service The letter notes army life is agreeable aside from vaccination and lists comrades Edward Gould Owen Carmichael Elmer Guseman and Rolan Rathburn Rathburn describes daily routine including rising at 430 am hanging hammocks scrubbing decks cleaning mess tables and drills on a half mile field at 90 degrees in the shade.
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Hampton Roads
I. FE. Rathburn
Lancaster Street
Rolan
Bob” Rathburn
U. S
Rathburn
Edward G. Gould
Owen Carmichael
Carbide
Elmer Guseman
Rolan Rathburn
Hen that Is a Swell Dresser s Poor Layer
Poultry expert E Dakan of Ohioate University says hens that dress up in July or August are typically poor layers. Early molters, yellow shanks, and crow heads indicate low egg production, and culling should occur by August. The university offers guidance and county agents provide culling dates.
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E. Dakan
Ohioate University
Dakan
Marion Readies Social Scene for Notables Visitors
Marion, July 6. The city prepared to host a visiting colony during Senator Harding’s front porch campaign. The Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association plans a summer resort on a nearby stream with boating and fishing. The Marion Country Club buys a 129 acre tract three miles west and plans a clubhouse costing about $20,000, with a golf course under consideration.
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Marion
Harding
Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Marion Country Club
Little Scioto
Whestsone
Country Club
Senat Harding
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
A historical advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. It claims consistent favorable opinion from users and urges readers to try it when in need.
Bulgaria Land Use Split Reveals Cultivated Share
Of Bulgaria's 22,239,000 acres about 31 percent are cultivated, 22 percent uncultivated and the remainder forest land.
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Bulgaria
Summer Complaint Relief Promoted by Remedy
Mrs. Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York praises Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from summer complaint saying it helped during a severe attack about five years ago and recommends families keep it on hand.
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Chamberleain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N. Y
Machines Build Up At Industrial Plants And Shipyards
The article notes the creation of machines that accumulate at industrial plants and shipyards, signaling a surge in automated aid across manufacturing and maritime facilities.
Local Gossip Notes and Visiting Guests
Torch Mrs Ira Barrows and her daughter returned home after a week with Ed Daugherty of Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Cyrus Jones visited Susan Palmer of Little Hocking on Wednesday. Florence Bingman of Athens visits friends here. Mrs Barnett of Coolville visits her son Henry Barnett. Ollie Day of Clarksburg WV visits her nephew I N Day and family. Ladies aid of the Baptist Church meets at Mary A Stone’s in Hockingport on Saturday July 10. H S Dye and daughter Ruth visit Ira Conley and family in Hockingport RD. Elias Wilson and family host Raymond Wilson of Ohio University Athens over Sunday. Mrs A B Dye visits L R Wilson and family of Pomeroy. Alice Coleman calls on Aunt Mrs Arthur Scarlett of Little Hocking. William Mowery and wife were…
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Ira Barrows
Ed Daugherty
Chauncey
Cyrus Jones
Susan Palmer
Little Hocking
Florence Bingman
Athens
Barnett
Coolville
Henry Barnett
Ollie Day
Clarksburg
W. Va
I. N. Day
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Mary A. Stone
Hockingport
R. D
H. S. Dye
Ruth
Ira Conley
Elias Wilson
Lemon Wilson
S. S. Baker
Minnie
Cecil
Silver Ridge
Sherry Basin
Harmony Hill
Raymond Wilson
Ohio University At
A. B. Dye
L. R. Wilson
Pomeroy
Baptist Church
Alice Coleman
Arthur Scarlett
William Mowery
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Jack
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Sport
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Gline Pharmacy Co
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John Hart Brittain
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A. D. Otto
G. W. Mitchell
Matilda Maxwell
Sing Kotalko
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Srerteg
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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