Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promises Liver Relief
Advertising copy promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for biliousness torpid liver and dyspepsia. It claims to invigorate the liver stomach and nerves with a non alcoholic fluid extract made from native American plants and lists the World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo NY as the sponsor.
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Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Props
Buffelo
N.Y
Residents Travel and Visits Across the Region
Mrs W F Cellars visited her son in Marietta on Monday and returned Tuesday. W Clark spent several days in Parkersburg for an Independent Telephone company meeting. Mrs Etta Carpenter traveled with her uncle Joseph Fleming to Enid Oklahoma for a months visit and other western stops. Miss Lulu Grudier of Marietta stayed with her parents in Amesville. Mrs Sarah Patterson and daughter Emma went to Beverly for Raymond Adair’s illness. Mr and Mrs H C Owen of Parkersburg visited relatives. Mrs Owen stayed for Eastern Star inspection in Athens. Mr and Mrs O G Tinker of Pleasantville were guests of Mrs Elizabeth Henry over Sunday.
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W. F. Cellars
Marietta
W. Clark
Parkersburg
Independent Telephone Company
West Virginia
Etta Carpenter
Joseph Fleming
Enid Oklahoma
Lulu Grudier
O. G. Tinker
Pleasantville
Elizabeth Henry
Edith Walker First Graduate Recital From Columbia School of Music
Edith Walker, daughter of E C Walker and granddaughter of J W Logan, graduates from Columbia School of Music in Toledo. She will perform a piano recital on Wednesday May 26 at the Y W C A Auditorium before receiving her diploma in June. Her program begins with Beethoven Moonlight Sonata and includes works from the modern school of classics.
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Ith Walker
Athens
Toledo Daily Blade
Miss Walker
E. C. Walker
Hocking Valley Depot
J. W Logan
Edith Walker
Columbia School of Music
Abe
Modern School of Classics
Walker
Recital and Graduation Observed by Hundreds at Y W C A
A Blade notice recalls a graduation recital by Miss Woith Walker attended by about three hundred guests at the Y W C A. The auditorium glowed in crimson and white with school pennants and palms, and a large carnation basket was given to the graduate after the performance.
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Vienne
Blade
Woith Walker
Y. W
Local Social Notes From Clarksburg And Nearby
Stewart and Mrs J F Hart of Clarksburg WV hosted recent guests Mr and Mrs P O Connor. Miss Gertrude O Connor visited sisters in West Virginia. Misses Lucile Henry Athena and Helen McKay Washington D H stayed with friends Saturday. Blanche Thomas Chester Hill Grace Burrows Dayton and Mr and Mrs Pavey Columbus attended the Smith McKay wedding then returned home. Prof Dinsmoor will teach again with Miss Lois Busch as primary. The team beat Coalville 5 to 1 at home May 22 and lost 6 to 2 to Beta fraternity of Athens. Mrs Guy Dinsmoor returned from Columbus health trip. James Russell family moved to Church Street. Mrs W B Montgomery improving. Mrs Sarah Storer attended funeral of brother William Conn at New Lexington. Miss Mayme Wharff Marietta visited over Sunday.
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J. F. Hart
Clarksburg
W. Va
P. O. Connor
Gertrude O'Connor
West Virginia
Lucile Henry
Athena
Helen McKay
Washington D. H
Blanche Thomas
Chester Hill
Grace Burrows
Dayton
Pavey
Columbus
Smith-McKay
Dinsmoor
Lois Busch
Coalville
Beta Fraternity
Athens
Guy Dinsmoor
James Russell
Church Street
W. B. Montgomery
Sarah Storer
New Lexington
William Conn
Mayme Wharff
Marietta
Lower Mission Day Observed At First Presbyterian
The annual Flower Mission Day service of the W. T U was held Tuesday at 2 PM. Members rode from the First Presbyterian church to Union Street cemetery by carriage, with a wagon from Home Furnishing company. Graves of twenty departed members were decorated as Mrs. David Putnam presided and Miss Dora Harker read the ritual.
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Flower Mission
T U
First Presbyterian Church
Union Street
David Putnam
Dora Harker
J. Augusta Morse
D. J. Evans
Jane Higgins
Athens
Memorial Exercises Mark Amesville Observance Day
Amesville Ohio June 1 memorial sermon preached by Rev Strecker at M E church Sunday morning Monday afternoon exercises followed with drills recitations by school children and addresses by Rev Cellars Judge Lynch and E C Woodworth of Athens. Cemetery service featured martial music by Keirns band and numerous graves of old soldiers were adorned with flowers.
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Amesville, O
Strecker
M. E
Rev Cellars
Lynch
Ebc Woodworth
Athens
Keirns
Glouster gang harasses farmers as wardens aid crackdown
A gang of alleged fishermen has camped near the area since last week and preyed on locals. Farmers demand action while state wardens offer assistance, hoping to drive them off or out of the county jail.
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Glouster
Glouster Faces Three to One Loss After Rib Injury Incident
Witness reports describe a good ball game between Glouster and the home team. Glouster right fielder balked on having his right rib shortened, and the visitors fell behind three to one in the contest.
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Glouster
Rabies Suspected Dog Put Down on Hoopers Ridge
A dog showing rabies symptoms ran amuck on Hoopers Ridge Saturday and was killed by W. D. Robinson and Mr. Wilcox. It is unclear if other animals were bitten, but residents should watch for the next thirty days.
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Hooper's Ridge
W. D. Robinson
Mr. Wilcox
Joint Memorial Sunday in Nelsonville with Diverse Lodges
Nelsonville Ohio June 2 A joint memorial of all fraternal orders will be held on the second Sunday in June. Speakers include Rev Chas Labehlin Rev W S Cook Judge O W H Wright Mellinger's band will provide music. The march forms at 1 pm from the I O O F hall and proceeds through several lodges to the public square and cemetery. In case of bad weather services move to the Christian church.
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Chas Labehlin
Cook
W. H. Wright
Mellinger
1. O. O. F. Hall
Maccabees
Sons of St. George
Knights of Pythias
Public Square
Red Men's Hall
Hocking Street
Faytte Street
Chestnut Street
Harper Street
Poplar
Chestnut
Columbus Street
Fort Street
Old Cemetery
Pubic Square
Christian Church
Kachman Brothers Apply for First Naturalization Papers
John Kachman 39 and Joseph Kachman 4% ed, Hungarian miners of Modoc, filed Tuesday with the county clerk for first papers in naturalization. John arrived in America in 1966 and Joseph came five years earlier.
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John Kachman
Joseph Kachman
Modoc
John
America
Boxwell Commencement Notice for Lodi Township Students
All boys and girls of Lodi Township who passed the Boxwell examinations are informed the commencement will be held at the M E church in Jerseyville on Friday evening June 11 at 8 o'clock. Each student must recite a selection preferably prose and report the title to George N. Norris so a practice meeting can be arranged.
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Lodi Township
Jerseyville
M. EB
Local Happenings in Rome Center and Nearby Towns
Raymond Burton of Sugar Creek visited Mr. R. B. Baker last week. Carl Hayes testified in Haddox Smith suit at Pomeroy. J. H. Caldwell family visited Graham Clarks near Bethany. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brown on May 25. Jeff Perry and wife visited N. C. Townsends on Memorial Day. Mrs. Sarah Storrer attended her brother William Conn’s funeral in New Lexington. Civil War survivors met at Guysville Presbyterian on May 30 for a memorial sermon by Rev. C. B. Taylor.
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Raymond Burton
Sugar Creek
R. B. Baker
Carl Hayes
Pomeroy
Haddox Smith
J. H. Caldwell
Graham Clarks
Bethany
Stork
Calvin Brown
Jeff Perry
N. C. Townsend
Sarah Storrer
Stewart
William Conn
New Lexington
Presbyterian Church
Guysville
C. B. Taylor
North Albany community notes and personal visits
North Albany residents attend Decoration services at the Town House. Letha Saylor of Lookout visits brother Roy. B W McVay departs for D A Evans Monumental Works in Athens. Ada Rickey at home. Dent Allen calls on Town House friends. Nelson Sackett and wife visit W B Rickey family. Mrs Clara McVay visits Albany friends. Several attend Mr Dumaree funeral. Mrs C D Masure visits relatives in Nelsonville this week.
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Letha Saylor
Lookout
Roy
BE. W. McVay
D. A. Evans
Nelson Sackett
Alexander
W. B. Rickey
Clara McVay
Albany
Dumaree
C. D. Masure
Nelsonville
Runaway Horse Kills Stormy Hill Incident Near Athens
Mrs. H P Dowler of Strouds Run was badly shaken when two youths frightened a horse on a steep hill above Charles Cable's farm. The horse broke a front leg and had to be shot. Dowler and husband seek police help to identify the pair described as well dressed and as yet unapprehended. The incident occurred as they headed toward Athens and they were taken for medical aid after the wreck.
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Long
Charles Cable
H. P. Dowler
Stroud’s
Mrs. Dowler
Biddle Brothers Earn Medical Degrees from Baltimore College
James and Victor Biddle, sons of County Commissioner and Mrs John F. Piddle, graduate from the Physicians and Surgeons college of Baltimore. James earns high honors and a hospital staff post. he will accept. Frances Biddle studying nursing in Baltimore will return to Athens Thursday with Victor. the six Biddles have become physicians.
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James
Victor Biddle
John F. Piddle
Physicians and Surgeons College of Baltimore
James Biddle
Frances Biddle
Baltimore
Athens
Victor
Biddle
Ayer's Hair Vigor Hair Dressing Promotion
A promotion notes Ayer's Hair Vigor new improved formula will please with soft smooth hair, rich look, and ends protection. It prevents split ends and keeps scalp free from dandruff, without changing hair color.
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Ayer
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Stronger Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a strong hair tonic from J. C. Ay er Co. of Lowell Massachusetts. It claims to promote hair growth, improve scalp health, stop hair loss and dandruff, and act as a splendid dressing for hair.
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Ayer
J. OC. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Memorial and social visits around Clarks Chapel area
Memorial services were held in Athens on Sunday. Numerous residents visited relatives and friends in Athens and Clarks Chapel including Mr. and Mrs. J C McClanahan and Claud, Mr. Joseph Norris and family, Mrs Edna Sprague, Miss Planche Kincade, Fremont Ruth, Misses Cora and Lucy Frost, and others. Several guests stayed with local families at Clarks Chapel and Willow Creek, while Ed Cramner recovered from injuries. Sick lists note Jackson Bobo and Mrs Herbert Hawk.
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Sewell
Athens
Moliie Poston
J. C. McClanahan
Claud
William McClenahan
Clarks’ Chapel
Joseph Hawk
Judson
Milton Chappell
Iss Gertrude Holland
Estelle
Elsie Bobo
Miss Planche Kincade
Calvin Frost
Kate Chappel
Willow Creek
John Hawk
Klbert Sams
Ed. Cramner
Jackson Bobo
Herbert Hawk
J. C. Prost
Ethel
Alma Anthony
Poston
Jennie Weatherby
Decoration services draw many from the vicinity
A sizable group attended Decoration services in Burling ham on Saturday. Chas Oxley, a business visitor, was in town for a day last week. Mr and Mrs B G Angell and family visited Joseph Bobo’s home on Sunday. Mrs Mary Womeldorf of Columbus returned home after a week with her parents, Mr and Mrs Weaver Bobo. Mr and Mrs Samuel Laughlin spent weekend with relatives in Athena. Herbert Poston and his mother visited his sister, Mrs William Anthony, for a day last week. James Sams reports notable farm improvement after purchasing land from William Anthony.
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Ths Place
Burlingham
Chas. Oxley
B. G. Angell
Joseph Bobo
Mary Womeldorf
Columbus
Weaver Bobo
Samuel Laughlin
Athena
Herbert Poston
William Anthony
James Sams
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Reported in Area
Sunday guests included Jess Robinson and family from Circle Hill at W A Barnes. A D Burchfield and Frank Burchfield of Athens visited. Nelson McCafferty and son Clarence stayed with Elmer Coon. Mary Dowler visited Nelsonville relatives. W M Bolin of Meigs County stayed with daughter H K Stage. John Conner of Pittsburg and Ida White of Gare visited Elmer Coon. Lulu Cable of Nelsonville spent part of last week with Rev and Mrs Coon. Pearl Power and daughter Alberta of Illinois visited North Plains with Willard Bryan and family.
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W. A. Barne’s
Jess Robinson
Circle Hill
A. D. Burchfield
Frank Burchfield
Athens
Nelson McCafferty
Clarence
Elmer Coon
Mary Dowler
Nelsonville
W. M. Bolin
Meigs County
H. KE. Stage
John Conner
Pittsburg
Ida White
Gare
Lulu Cable
Coon
Pearl Power
Alberta
Illinoise
Chae. Powers
North Plains
Willard Bryan
Pleasanton Sunday School Hosts Children’s Day Event
Pleasanton Sunday school hosts Children’s Day on June 6 at 164 p.m. at the M B E church. The program includes songs recitations marches drills and other exercises. A good time is anticipated and everybody is invited to attend.
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Pleasanton
M. BE
Judge Defines Criminal Libel in Panama Canal Case
Indianapolis June 2 Judge Anderson heard Williams and Smith owners of the Indianapolis News and other publishers challenge removal to Washington for trial on criminal libel charges tied to articles alleging graft in the Panama Canal purchase. The judge stressed malice must be express in criminal libel and indicated ruling to follow after more testimony.
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Williams
Smith
Washington
Panama Canal
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
New York World
United States
Anderson
United States Court
Stuart McNamara
Chas. W. Miller
Ferdinand Winter
Nowspaper
McNamara
Miller
Willian
Willisma
C. P. Taft
Douglas Robinson
William Nelson Cromwell
J. Pierpont Morgan
Panama
Willams
Open Shop Declared at American Sheet and Tin Plate Mills
Wheeling West Virginia June 2 official notices posted at all American Sheet and Tin Plate company mills announce after June 30 the plants will be open shops. Notices sent to newspapers say the company will no longer negotiate with the Amalgamated Association. The action affects about 10 000 workers in Wheeling under the Amalgamated scale.
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American Tin Plate Company
Wheeling
W. Va
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Martias Perry
County Expenditures Reported With Salaries and Payments
The document lists salaries for county officials and staff including Hattie Sharp 30, John Kale 45, Frank Lowry 75, T. L. Morgan 58.33, and a stenographer 68.93. It records home orders, relief fund disbursements, Bank of Athens transactions, and payments for labor and materials totaling several amounts across townships and offices.
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Hattie Sharp
Athens National Bank
John Kale
Frank Lowry
T. L. Morgan
Home Furnishing Co
W. FE
K. R. Walker
Iain
OAS lo cate the tetet Bought geature
The fragment hints at reflections on aging and past pleasures. It mentions memories of good times and a bleak view of the future, suggesting a nostalgic mood from an older narrator. The readable text remains fragmentary and lacks clear, distinct events or identifiable figures.
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Dates
Teachers' Examination will be held on the Great Saturday of each month with the exception of legal holidays. If the first Saturday is a holiday, the exam will be on the following Saturday. The Sorwell Examinations occur on the third Saturday in April and on the second Saturday in May.
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Oy Copackbon
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Toledo
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Ames
Rev. Laughlin
Rev. Cook
Judge Wright
Ohio
Binnie Pennel
Senecaville
John Farrow
H. W.imcock
Cambridge
J. T. Campbell
R. ©. Graham
Rose Kennekamp
Newpert, Ky
E. P. Smith
Milford Center
John Muddy
Steubenville
Sting
Daisy Watkins
Frank Irvin
Boxwell
Geeorge N. Norris
Rome Center
North Albany
A. Hair Dressing
Graham's Chapel
Joseph Norris
Clyde
Gladys
Elmer
Canaanville
Robert McClain
Angel
Ridge
Lower Plains
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Williams
Delavan Smith
Judge Anderson
B. M. Covert
D. C. Cornwell
Court House
Capenditures
Dan Collins
Jane Stubbs
A. H M. England
Bank of Athena
Jos. W. Brooks
Lars
T. W. Coe
Ann Bobo
Mary Hawk
C. Hawk
Eliza Tabler
Martha Tipton
Susan Copeland
M. J. Chariton
ER. A. White
York Township
Toledo Mantle and ‘Tile Co
Trimble
Waterloo
James Handy
Bo Webster
Almina Webster
OAS
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