Farmers Have Ideas on War Finances
A Farmers' National War Finance committee chaired by Governor Arthur Capper in Washington, D C outlines tax and loan plans to fund the war. The letter argues total war cost near twenty six billion for 1919 with taxes on income profits and land. targets include high earners and corporate taxes to raise funds. Also notes personal and family excerpts from Hooper Ridge and nearby communities with visits and illnesses.
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Washington, D. C
Farmers’ National Mittee
Arthur Capper
United States
Benjamin C. Marsh
Voices of Pershing and Gerard Historic Leader Records
The Nation's Forum begins a weekly series presenting Pershing and Gerard speaking in four minute historic recordings. The Columbia Graphophone Company produces with faithful tone, offering intimate living voices of leaders shaping history.
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Nation’s Forum
John J. Pershing
Columbia Graphophone Company
Pershing
Gerard
Nervous relief with Tanlac claims in Cincinnati ad
Mrs. William Rauch of Cincinnati reports sleep improvement and stomach relief after taking Tanlac. She says nerves improved, gas disappeared, and appetite returned after four bottles. The ad promotes Tanlac at Cline's Pharmacy.
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William Rauch
East Thirteenth Street
Cincinnati
Tania
Taniac Rheumatism Treatment Gains Fans
A note touts Taniac Rheumatism Treatment as helping hundreds and directs readers to Cline's Pharmacy for purchase.
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Cline’s
Local Social Notes From Green's Run Area
A string of visits and family gatherings is reported across Green's Run and nearby towns. Alex Mingus of Sturgis Michigan visited his sister and brother in law, while Garnett and Freda Daniels returned from Ameesville. Several families, including the Leakes, Mc Daniels, and Dudashs, hosted or joined relatives for Sunday meals and outings to Camp Sherman, Joy, and Jacksonville.
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Alex Mingus
Sturgis
Mich
Robert Leake
Garnett
Freda Daniels
Ameesville
Ada
Mae
Glen McDaniel
18 Ridge
Cella Sim
Harry Donley
M. T Son
Richard Nutter
Louis Dudash
Mary Dudash
George Lindie
Camp Sherman
Mike Dudash
Harry Leake
Elizabeth
Robert
New Straitaville
Alex Russell
Columbus
Homer Simona
Otto
Russell Davis
Jacksonville
Fred Leake
Bessie Leake
L. ©. Mingus
J. W. McDaniel
Local Annena Scattered Visits Round Athens Area
Misa Andra Ludwick of Athens was Sunday guest of sister Mrs Isaac Barnhart. Mr and Mrs John Butts of Athens visited Mrs Addie Biggens. Laura McGinty of Marton returned home after visiting Mrs William Zennerman. Albert Ogle moving to Frost to work telegraph for the B and O Railroad. Lew Wissner brought wife and baby home from Parkersburg Hospital. L H Smith and daughter Clarys visited Marietta. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs William Spear’s country home August 1 at 2 pm. John Olliver and family drove to Athens Monday night.
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Misa Andra Ludwick
Athens
Isaac Barnhart
John Butts
Addie Biggens
Laura McGinty
Marton
William Zennerman
Albert Ogle
Frost
B. and
Lew Wissner
Parkersburg Hospital
Babe
L. H. Smith
Clarys
Marietta
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Spear
John Olliver
Broadway Revue to Feature Minstrel Group at College Auditorium
One of the Broadway Revue features at the College Auditorium next Thursday will show a minstrel group on stage with audience visible preparations. Four blackface artists and four whiteface performers will present songs and numbers including You Make Me Feel So Foolish and If We Had a Million Like Him Over There. Additional comedy by Floyd Brown James Hawkins and Earl Baker rounds out the bill. the Hibbard Millinery sale ends in 12 days.
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College Auditorium
Harold Graham
Dayton Wise
Verene Murphy
Dana Chase
Harold Wise
Paul Hall
Howard Knox
John Rose
Min
Mohicans
Grace Richardson
Lenora Vand Dyke
Dorothy Stewart
Florence Carr
Clyde Jordan
Floyd Brown
James Hawkins
Earl Baker
Lord's Prayer Would Be Amended If Discussed
In a Senate committee debate, a well known senator nicknamed Brown pushes endless amendments. A colleague quips about amending the Lord's Prayer. Brown replies he would change Lead us not into temptation to Give us strength to resist temptation.
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United Press
Washington
Brown
Correction of a town name mix up in last week’s report
In Hockingport on July 81 a reporter error misidentified who spoke rudely. It was not Austin Hall of this place but one of the Athens boys who was involved. Austin Hall is respected here, and neither he nor his brothers have prior trouble.
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Hockingport
Austin Hall
Nice
Athens
Austin
Faces Remade in Sidcup Hospital
In Sidcup Kent a hospital dedicated to facial injury treatment helps soldiers whose faces are smashed beyond recognition. Doctors and nurses toil to repair shrapnel and high explosive damage so patients can face the world again, despite few visitors and the men preferring death to meeting relatives.
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United Press
London
Sidcup
Kent
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Hooper Ridge
Celia Sithons
Carl Cartwright
Alfred Hanning
New Straitsville
Norilla Grinstead
Charles Simons
Carl Fierce
Loren
John Hoisington
Henry McLaughlin
Hollister
Taylor Ridge
Dora Heffken
Thomas Thomas
Floodwood
William Shannon
Misa Orpha Simons
Shing’s
France
General Pershing
Picardy
Amiens
America
the Kaiser
Nation's Forum
Chambers of Commerce
West 42Nd Street
New York
Guy Golterman
Columbia
Hibbard’ Music Shop
Athens, Ohio
North Court Street
Columbia Graphophone
Ce ™ Reny
Hibbard
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