Nervous breakdown relief credited to Lydia E Pinkham’s
Newark New Jersey resident Miss Kelly describes long severe nervous breakdown for three years and daily headaches. After two years under a physician she tried Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound on a friend’s advice and felt improvement from day one, returning to normal health and work. She endorses publishing her letter to help others.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. ‘Pinkham
Miss Kelly
14Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Civilian officer shoots suspected auto speeders in Toledo
Walter Haas died after a clash with civilian policeman E. Eastman and two others in a soft drink store during a chase of a speeding car in downtown Toledo. Hass was shot through the right lung. several arrests followed the incident.
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Toledo
Walter Haas
E. Eastman
Eastman
Hass
Shepherd of the Hills at Glouster Opera House
Glouster News notes a pictures presentation of the Harold Bell Wright novel Shepherd of the Hills at the Glouster Opera House on June 25. The production, directed by Wright, carries 25 cent admission with 600 war tax extra. 6-12-9.
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Glouster Opera House
America
Harold Bell Wright
You Stick to Me
Annie attends a dance with Yetta and meets Irving Callberg who dances close and pressingly. Frightened by his advances and the nightclub’s atmosphere she fashions an exit, slipping to the cloakroom and fleeing into the street. The scene ends with Annie escaping the party as the narrative promises a continuation.
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Yetta
Annie
Ir. Weiss
Er— Johnson
Hargan
Callberg
Irving Callberg
Jooker
Fifth Avenue
Yetta Kaplin
Sam
Debates on courtship and church beliefs in reader letters
A girl asks about who should speak first in courtship, engagement and wedding ring placement, and whether a fiancé should join her church. The adviser suggests mutual courtesy, respect for convictions, and not pressuring attendance. a soldier friend asks about returning a wrist watch after accepting it to avoid compromising integrity.
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Mrs. Thompson
France
Dear Mrs. Thompson Advice and Soldier Gift Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a soldier's jewelry gift to a fiancée or relative and whether to return it. The columnist counsels keeping the piece, noting the spirit of the gift over its value, and assures the soldier won’t think poorly. A second letter seeks a summer tonic suggestion and the answer recommends buttermilk as a mild aid.
Ohio University May Add ROTC and Pension Plan for Faculty
Ohio University trustees consider establishing a reserve officers training corps next year with a report due from a committee of Biddle Hopkins and Jones. A second committee of Hogan Johnson and Coultrap reviews placing instructors on a pension list. Five resignations were tendered including home economics instructor Helen McKay and three assistants. An alumni secretary and field agent position is created with Capt. Comstock to start duties in September. A testimonial about Chamberlain's Tablets reports relief from indigestion.
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Ohio University
Ellis
Helen McKay
Capt. Comstock
Athens
Pole Matter Up Paris
The Big Five was scheduled to take up the Polish and Ukrainian questions this afternoon in Paris.
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Paris
Strike Delay Hits Ottawa In Canada Labor Talks
About 30,000 Canadian shopmen will not strike as scheduled today. The union secretary is in Atlantic City meeting with American labor leaders, with the walkout postponed pending the conference outcome.
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Ottawa
Ont
Atlantic City
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Growth Plans in Rankin Ridge
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co., central Ohio's large savings institution, plans expansion as Destined to become a greater city grows. It serves five or more families daily by helping them buy homes and pays 5 percent interest. Thousands of customers are satisfied. Interest checks are mailed semi annually. Officers are prompt and courteous, soliciting inquiries. Assets exceed $17.1 million.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Ridge
West Gay St
Buckeye
Ohio
County Board Sets Ames Highway Work and Aid
County commissioners focused on improving 1300 feet of the Amesville Canaonville road starting at the Johnson farm. They agreed to cover half the cost of two Bailey farm bridges in Alexander township and to use Ames trustees rock and limestone for road work. A blind six year old child of Charles Perry will be sent to Boston Nursery for Blind Babies with ten dollars monthly support. The mother is in a state hospital.
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Amesville-Canaonville
Johnson Farm
Swoderling
Bailey Farm
Alexander Township
Alexander
Ames
Amesville
Charles Perry
Boston
State Hospital
Chautauqua Push Underway In Athens
Beginning this week in Athens a Chautauqua push unfolds led by advance representative R. R. Clymer. Tickets priced 2.20 including war tax are issued to the local committee and the program features The Chocolate Soldier with other star acts as the event progresses. New Zealand telegraph firms test cash registers to count words in messages.
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Athens
R. R. Clymer
Chautauqua
Addi
Mr. Chymer
New Zealand
Fashion Pattern Description for 7 Sizes with Belt Feature
The pattern describes a stylish model using 2839 fabric options including taffeta foulard or satin with possible contrasting trimming. Fabrics may be shantung linen or gingham with a chemisette of batiste organdie or net. Size 38 requires 47% yards of 44 inch material and the skirt measures about 123 yards at the lower edge. A mailed pattern is available for 10 cents.
Relief of Rheumatic Pains With Chamberlain's Ointment
For stiffness muscle soreness aching joints and difficulty moving massaging affected parts with Chamberlain's ointment relieves pain and helps rest and sleep become possible.
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Chamberlain
Bolsheviki Plot Names Sought in New York Raid
Information revealing a nation wide Bolsheviki plot and the names of anarchist ringleaders is sought from records in the office of Ludwig C A Martens at 110 West 40th Street New York. Martens came to the United States as ambassador of the Russian soviet republic and sought recognition and funds. his offices were raided recently and ten or more posters documents and files were taken.
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U. S
Cer
Ludwig C. A. Martens
W. 40Th Street
New York
Martens
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