Nervous Prostration Felt Better by Pinkham Remedy
West Philadelphia housewife Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald shares her experience with nervous prostration and a complete recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women with similar symptoms to seek the remedy and correspondence for guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Frank Fitzgerald
N. 41St Street
West Philadelphia
Lynn, Mass
Sunday Visitors and Local Incidents In Albany Area
Chase Leonard Woodyard and family visited the Carbaugh and Searles households near Albany Sunday. C V Dixon of Lonesome Peak overturned his Ford Friday injuring his arm. Ruth Martin remains on the sick list. John Bolen was a business visitor in Albany. Chas Hummels and family and Mrs. Salvage spent time with the Bolen parents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Woodyard
Near Albany
J. T. Carbaugh
Everett Carbaugh
Elmer Searles
Albany
Bucher Woodyard
Ella
Athens
C. V. Dixon
Lonesome Peak
Ruth Martin
John Bolen
Herbert Carbaugh
Ida Robinette
Cart
Chas. Hummels
John
Columbus
Thomas Salvage
Cleveland
Chance to Live Youth’s Rights in Work and Love
A narrative follows Annie and Bernie as they pursue independence and wealth through work and risky schemes. Bernie preaches self-reliance while Annie, aged eighteen, leans toward his vision yet remains tethered to family and Aunt Margaret. Their dynamic influences Annie’s social life and budding romance with Carroll amid questions of responsibility and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Bernie
Gould
Schwab
Nan
Maggie
Margaret Bailly
Hargan
Aunt Margaret
Jennie
Young Carroll
Mrs. Hargan
Margaret
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on breaking engagements and love
A young writer asks how to handle two year relationship while unsure of love. The adviser urges breaking the engagement to gain freedom and suggests waiting a year or two to test real love. A second reader questions youth and wealth influencing engagement and is advised not to engage yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Anne
Messenger Pattern Dept Sends Dress Pattern
A popular dress pattern explains materials for embroidery friendly fabrics and styles. The cover describes four sizes from small to large, with yardage details for a 36 inch bust. Mail order pattern offered for 10 cents in silver or 1c and 2c stamps.
Athens Residents News: Discharges and Visits
Miss Cary Lenager of Athens spent time with Mrs. Tom Lenager. Mr. Carl Snow has his discharge and is at home. He served overseas for several months. Mrs. Maud Snow of Columbus is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank White. Effie Wooley of Athens spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Rogers. Rogers and Wooley of Athens were visiting Mr.
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Cary Lenager
Athens
Tom Lenager
Carl Snow
Maud Snow
Columbus
Frank White
Effie Wooley
Wilbur Rogers
Main Rogers
Elks Defeat Nelsonville In Lively Park Battle
Athens Elks beat Nelsonville 4 to 1 at Pastime Park before the season’s largest crowd. Lively stole second on an infield out, Simpson pitched well for Nelsonville, and Barstow and Simpson excelled for the Elks. The two teams meet again at Ohio University field Thursday afternoon.
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Athens
O. U. Field
Nelsonville
AB. H. A
Bradfield
Taylor
Lama
Feo Farrow
Q Simpson
Elks
AVON
Knee
Homer Russell
Boise
Beverage
Foraker
Harry Russell
Pickett
Barstow
Sharpsburg couple wed in quiet Athens ceremony
Lawrence Jones and Mae Grimes were secretly married at the M E parsonage in Athens after traveling from Sharpsburg. Rev C L Strecker officiated. The bride wore white georgette and the couple hosted a six o'clock dinner at the Grimes home with a few relatives present.
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Sharpsburg
Lawrence Jones
Mae Grimes
Athens
M. E. Parsonage
C. L. Strecker
Jones
C. O. Grimes
Garfield Grimes
Ella
Millfield
Grimes Farm
Elder Snyder to Preach at A C Church in Stewart
Elder J F Snyder will preach at the A C Church in Stewart next Thursday and Friday July 31 and August 1. W H Brooks advertises a sale on canned goods and household items with prices: rubbers 25c, soup beans 10c per lb, pink salmon 20c, sour pickles 15c, hard water soap 6c, toilet paper 5c, dry salt meat 35c, matches 25c for 4 boxes, oats 35c, gas mantles 10c, Dutch cleanser 25c for 3 cans, lye 10c, peaches 30c, thread 5c, washboards 50c, brooms 65c up, galvanized tubs 95c to 1.35. Salt available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brooks
Eighth Grade Commencement at Rural Training School
Fourteen students at the Rural Training School of Ohio University Mechanicsburg completed eighth grade work and received diplomas on Friday night. Dean Richeson praised the program and noted the school’s progress since its 1910 founding. Dr. Mardis commended parents for broad schooling. teachers Frn Blume and Watson were re-elected with raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural Training School of
Ohio University At
Mechanicsburg
Na May Atkinson
Norval Doneval’ Blackburn
Florence Brown
Mildred Holland Gulley
Lulu Roxana Goldsberry
Frank Albert Goldsberry
Claude Gareth Jacobs
Floyd Newman Kenny
Floyd Weslie Kyle
Mary Jelena Hibbard
Forest Adena Leighty
Clara Ethel Jones
Doris Pauline Roberts
Eston Steel Starkey
Richeson
John J. Richeson
United States
S. K. Mardis
Department of Rural Education
Ohio
O. E. Frn
Clara Blume
Nellie Watson
Gambling houses raided in fashionable L I district
State troopers and Nassau County officers headed by prominent local residents raided an alleged gambling house in the fashionable Long Island district yesterday morning. Roulette games were in full blast with patrons in evening dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Nassau County
L. I
Long Island
Beckett Carpentier Bout Postponed
The Joe Beckett Georges Carpentier bout is rescheduled to September 16 after French army authorities refused permission for Carpentier to begin training early. French scientists report spectroscopes are now quick and reliable for analyzing mineral water.
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London
Joe Beckett
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Coney Island Draws 350000 Visitors in Heat Wave
New York police estimate about 350000 people visited Coney Island yesterday though there were fewer fights than the crowd size would suggest. The report notes warm weather and large attendance with modest trouble.
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Europe
New York
N. Y
Coney
Lorain Gammers Find Trouble In Four Cent Gamble
Lorain Ohio story notes two towns involved in illegal gambling. Police halted a small pot game worth four cents. Fines and costs against the involved parties totaled four dollars and ninety cents.
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Lorain
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia Pinkham
E. W. Rose Co
Vicks Vaporubs
Chase
F.F. Gooding
Armory
Monster Big Eli Ferris Wheel
Eneves
Clyde Battenger
Charles Maxwell
Ben Maxwell
Coolville Ridge
Harvey Carpenter
Jennie Fagen
Faye Pierce
Pleasanton
Joe Mulligan
Ethel Laughlin
Gengi Bridwell
Clyde Bullenger
Bessie Pugh
Edward Cramer
Messenger Pattern Dept
Angel Ridge
Elder Snyder
J. EF. Snyder
A. C. Church
Stewart
Tr.otudents
O. U
Chichester S P
America
New Wrigley
Chicago
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
35Th Street
Ashland Avenue
Cetin Hospital
Scot Joy
E. W. Sproul
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