Heart and Home Problems at the Table and Beyond
A reader seeks help with her husband’s rude table manners and crowded behavior at home and in public. Mrs. Thompson urges patient correction, a calm talk before the father’s visit, and possibly reading etiquette together to improve the situation. The second letter, from a 59 year old widow, asks how to meet a mature gentleman. the reply suggests church introductions and relying on friends, noting the value of social venues for forming connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
How to Aid Digestion and a New Detectature Device
The article explains digestion starts in the mouth and stresses thorough chewing and salivation. It advises avoiding beef and veal with indigestion, using Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and digestion, and mentions a device named detectature enabling one man in a room to monitor a cash register in another.
Itching and Skin Diseases Sale Ad from Swift Specific
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier for eczema and skin eruptions. It claims blood impurity causes skin issues and urges readers to begin treatment, requesting readers write for advice to Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Lant
Americans Work Habits Over Time Said to Shape Society
A compact remark notes that Americans repeatedly refine their habits, shaping social behavior and daily life through continual adjustment and personal discipline. The statement emphasizes persistence and collective cultural evolution without attributing a specific event or date.
Power Machines Replace Foot Treadles at Circle Waist
Annie faces forced shift from piecework to salaried hours as power machines arrive at the factory. The new system increases oversight and pressure while offering a steady weekly wage. Annie remembers older freedoms and endures relentless surveillance. Miss Nell Potts and Grace Yates visited Miss Mable Finn. Miss Hazel Sommers rode her jitney to Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Potts
Grace Yates
Mable Finn
Hazel Sommers
Nelsonville
Deaths-Funerals Mrs Mann Athens resident dies at 72
Mrs Elizabeth Mann of West Union street dies Saturday after a long illness at age 72. Funeral held at 4 pm at the residence with Rev C L Strecker officiating. Buried in West Union cemetery beside husband Frank Mann who preceded her 25 years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Patrick Clancy Illinois Mrs Harriet Fenzel and Lulu Mann City Hospital Chilli cothe two brothers Ben Jones Columbus and Charles Jones Butte City Montana and one grandson Dr Frank Fenzel stationed in Germany.
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Elizabeth Mann
West Union Street
Athens
Mann
C. L. Strecker
West UN
E'Reet Cemetery
Frank Mann
Patrick Clancy
Illinois
Harriet Fenzel
Lulu Mann
City Hospital
Chillicothe
Ben Jones
Columbus
Charles Jones
Butte City
Montana
Frank Fenzel
Dental Corps
Germany
Jones
Deseased
Child Ethel Rogoski Dies At Poston Home
Two year old Ethel Irene Rogoski died yesterday at her parents home in Poston. Funeral services were held at 2 PM at the Poston church with interment in Augustine cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Irene Rogoski
James Rogoski
Poston
Poston Church
Augustine
Infant dies of cholera infantum in Poston
Eight month old Max Arnold Nagle son of Mr and Mrs John Nagle of Poston died yesterday morning from cholera infantum. Funeral services set for Tuesday with burial at Middleport at 11 25 AM. The bereaved parents had lost an eight year old son five weeks earlier leaving one child.
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Max Arnold Nagle
John Nagle
Poston
Middleport
Floodwood Social News From Floodwood Area
Mr Bert Miller and wife visit his father in the area. Phil DeLong returns from Dayton. James and Raymond McCombs visit Dayton, aunt Ethel Tipton and daughter June stays for the summer. Dances and a pie supper benefit the ball boys with plans for a platform dance and ice cream social. Various locals visit relatives and move homes as community events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Miller
Columbus
Phil DeLong
Dayton
Will Schoonover
Bicknell
Ind
James
Raymond McCombs
Ethel Tipon
June
Bess Hook
Effie Beal
Deanville
Stanley DeLong
James McKee
Baily Run
Alice DeLong
Chauncey Guests Include Colum Bus Residents
Mr and Mrs Lee Schoonover of Chauncey hosted guests from Columbus Ohio over the past days. The visitors included Mr and Mrs Herbert Cramer and their children along with Mrs F A Friend and Charles Settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Schoonover
Chauncey
Herbert Cramer
Columbus
F. A. Friend
Charles Settles
Church of Christ class social hosted by Mrs Nye
Mrs Floyd J Nye hosted a Tuesday evening Sunday school class for young ladies at her High street home. With no business session due to the president's absence, the devotional and lesson were led by Mrs Nye. Vocal and piano solos were performed by several girls and a visiting guest from Columbus provided more numbers. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd J. Nye
Church of Christ
High Street
Sarah Guthrie
Nye
Miss Law
Misses Pearl
Ruth Wharton
Dorothy Minister
Miss Robinson
Columbus
Naomi Fouty
Wharton
Locke announces birth of son in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Henry Locke announce the arrival of a fine son at their home on Ellis avenue Chauncey on Wednesday morning.
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Henry Locke
Ellis Avenue
Chauncey
Mrs Stalder and Bowden Plan Midwest Visits
Mrs. Brad Stalder and her sister Mrs. Nancy Bowden left Chauncey for Fostoria Ohio to visit Mrs. Stalder’s daughter Mrs. Oscar Keaton and family. They will go to Toledo to visit Mrs. Edward Robbinett and family. Mrs. Bowden will travel to Indiana to visit relatives while Mrs. Stalder returns to Chauncey.
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Brad Stalder
Nancy Bowden
Chauncey
Fostoria
Oscar Keaton
Toledo
Edward Robbinett
Flowers Taken From Cemetery At Nye
Several complaints arise as flowers are stolen from Nye cemetery. Mrs. Nettie Love reports porch plants on her husband’s grave vanished by evening. Authorities warn punishment for the guilty and expect apprehension.
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Nye
Nettie Love
Ladies of Church of Christ Hold Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Leone Six hosted the regular Wednesday afternoon gathering on Mill Street. Mrs Hessel led the devotional and Mrs Fiske directed the lesson discussion with readings by Mrs Osborne Mrs Strausbaugh and Mrs Pendergrass. Luncheon followed a pleasant meeting.
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The
Church of Christ
Leone Six
Mill Street
Hessel
Fiske
Osborne
Strausbaugh
Pendergrass
Reverend Timmons to Attend Anderson Camp Meeting
Rev. B. F. Timmons leaves this week for Anderson Indiana to attend the Church of God annual camp meeting. He will also visit Rev. and Mrs. Sherwood and Mr. and Mrs. William Betts of Chauncey who went to Hemlock Ohio to see their son Alonzo Betts injured in a mine collapse. Alonzo’s condition is improving and recovery is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Timmons
Anderson, Ind
Church of God
Sherwood
Rev. Sherwood
William Betts
Chauncey
Hemlock, O
Alonzo Betts
M. E. Church Notes From Shepard Township
Rev J C Arbuckle preached at the M E church in Worthington O for the Children Home fundraiser. Sunday school attendance reached 101 with a note to improve. Chauncey residents visit Beaumont and Chauncey prepares for a Glouster game. Camp Fire Girls picnic trip near Chauncey. An electric coffee mill is claimed pocket portable.
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M. E
J. C. Arbuckle
Shepard
Homer Shields
Loretta
Isaac France
Chauncey
George Shafer
Beaumont
Chaunce
Bond Sale by Bern Township for Road Improvement
Trustees of Bern Township will sell bonds in Utley Ohio on June 25 at 1 pm. The $10,000 issue funds road improvements from Sharpsburg near to the Morgan County line. Six bonds of 1666 2-3 each bear 6 percent interest payable semiannually on July 1 each year from 1920 through 1925. Bids to H G Henry, Clerk, Amesville Ohio.
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Bern Township
Utley
Ohio
Sharpsburg
Morgan County
H. G. Henry
Amesville
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Resinol
Baltimore
America
Annie
Murine
Murine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Mrs. Mann
Ethel Rogoski
Max Nagle
Floodwood
Chauncey News
U. S
Francis Keck
Helena Keck
Circleville
the Clicquot Club Company
Millis
Mass
Ch ‘Equet “Club Ca
Os A U Sa
Willard
Nelsonville, O
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