Lydia E Pinkham Product Endorsed By Oregon Farm Woman
A Oregon farm woman with 600 chickens touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring her health after organic troubles. She praises the remedy's effect and urges others, especially women with similar issues, to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts based on 40 years of experience.
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Oregon
Til
Lydia B. Pinkham
D. M. Avrers
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Clerks Cry For Gas And Other Odd Requisitions
United Press reports clerks at the American Red Cross warehouse in France receive unusual supply requests. They catalog items from drinking water to 460 yards of heavy women s clothing and other odd requisitions as they process first aid and relief supplies for front line workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
American Red Cross
France
The Little Mother O and O Shack 3 by Zoe Beckley
An unnamed female writer Sally ends an engagement with Steve in a blunt letter. She insists on honesty, rejects excuses, and asks he not visit to avoid further pain. Dawn reveals a tear-stained note and a final terse reply: Steve free, do not come. (To be Continued)
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Steve
Sally
Stephen
Bally
Sun Bonnet Patterns for Ladies and Girls
Two bonnet designs for sun protection in gingham chambray percale lawn linen or linen. No 1 Tam o Shanter with ruffled crown No 2 old fashioned style. One size medium fits ladies and girls requires 1 1 4 yards for No 1 and 1 1 2 yards of 32 in material. Postage 10 cents.
Soldier writes home from France describing air battles
Private Orland Willard of Guysville reports from France about a German plane shot down with two aviators, one burned in the crash and the other leaping from 700 yards altitude. He notes the roar of big guns, trench life, and seeing fellow soldiers including George Chesser Harry Wyatt and Dorsey Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Willard
Guysville
Frank
France
George Chesser
Harry Wyatt
Dorsey Bean
Letter from Emmett French in Camp Upton Long Island
Emmett Curley French writes to his mother Mrs William French at 18 Fern Street from Camp Upton Long Island New York where about 90 000 soldiers are stationed He describes cold weather bands concerts and homesickness while hoping not to stay long and promising to return home someday without causing worry
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Emmett
Battery B
136Th Field Artillery
Camp Upton
Long Island, N. Y
William French
Fern St
Feling
Long Island
Murray City social notices list local visitors and travels
Local residents and visitors are reported in Murray City and nearby towns. Names include Heather Ward Vincennes Indiana. Frank Murphy Valse Brown and Park Munsie to Camp Sherman. Isiah Spencer Logan. John Keirds wounded in France and recovering. Cornelius Murphy family Linton Indiana and James Murphy family Lancaster. Chas Hutchison’s guest Taylor Modoc. Henry Peacock Albany visit. Gerald Castell Detroit visiting relatives. Jessie Elias Wellston. Ed Donavan Lancaster. George McMahon Nelsonville underwent surgery in Columbus. Sam Taylor moved to Nelsonville for work. Patrick Lopez and daughter Maud Columbus visit. Mia Grace Dodson and Cotter sisters Glouster Hollister visiting. Edna Mahoney Logan. Hazel Loper out-of-town. John Lee and William Smith Columbus visitors.
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Isiah Spencer
John Keirds
France
Cornelius Murphy
Linton
Ind
James Murphy
Lancaster
Murray
Chas. Hutchison
Taylor
Modoc
Henry Peacock
Albany
Gerald Castell
Detroit
Mich
Jessie Elias
Wellston
Charles Stratton
Ed Donavan
George McMahon
Nelsonville
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Road Work Urged for Athens County to Benefit Coal Mines
In a June 26 1918 letter to Athens County Commissioners E M Poston president of New York Coal Co urges immediate road improvements on the Athens to Luhrig public road to ease access to the Luhrig mine four miles from Athens. He notes idle coal land and warns that without funding to haul material this winter and summer the county and its industries will revert to past deplorable conditions.
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Athens County
EB. M. Poston
New York Coal Company
Athens
Luhrig
Poston
Ohio
E. M. Poston
New York Coal Co
Columbus, O
Everyday Etiquette Qs and Answers for Modern Diners
Marie Reilley answers etiquette questions in this column. A letter of welcome to a future daughter in law is advised if a son's fiancée lives distant, with best wishes for happiness. For a boy not yet of age, use his full name without prefixes.
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Marie Reilley
Reilley
Mattern of Etquette
John A
John Aaron Smith
Safer to be a Soldier Than a Baby in Wartime
Statistics claim soldiers in trenches face a 2 percent death rate versus 7 percent for babies under one. If the baby could choose, he would prefer being a soldier, infinitely.
Community Notes from Strouds Run and Nearby
Strouds Run area activity includes visits among Mansfield Dowler Bennett Gillett Cone and Dowler families. Local farmers report rain, harvest, and hay making while many attend church events, flag raising at Mine No. 211, and Children’s Day services.
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C. G. Mansfield
Near South Canaan
H. P. Dowler
Faye Bennett
George Gillett
Will Hall
Fred Stowers
Harry Junod
Harold
Mannestine
Austin Cone
Semmuel Bennett
Jesse Bennett
Mine No. 211
Simon Brouwer
L. Smith
Alice Jordan
Lewis Bennett
Adria
Will Hunter
South Canaan
Violet Wetzel
Buchtel
Maggie Hatch
Amariah Burchfield
Semmuel Bennetts
Harmony Hill society notes from Marietta and nearby
Miss Carrie Thorp of Marietta spent over Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs G K Thorp. John Dutton and Delbert Seeley left Wednesday for Camp Sherman. Misses Mabel Cowdery of Hockingport and Fauna Linscott of Athens spent a few days last week with Mrs A L Cornes.
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Carrie Thorp
Marietta
G. K. Thorp
John Dutton
Delbert Seeley
Camp Sherman
Mabel Cowdery
Hockingport
Fauna Linscott
Athens
A. L. Cornes
Athens Residents Bus and Social Visits Populate Week
Stewart Rome Lowman visited Athens on Monday while James McGill returned from Columbus Tuesday after days away. Numerous locals traveled to Columbus to enlist or visit relatives, attend services in New England, and attend a funeral in Glouster. L. H. Smith’s store received a fresh coat of paint.
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Rome Lowman
Athens
James McGill
Columbus
Guy Barrows
Navy
Eva Griffin
Coolville
Elijah Cottrill
Iva
Deanville
Cottrill
L. H. Smith
Parkersburg
Harry Leeper
John Olliver
Ray
Dode
Nelsonville
Otis
P. B. Shirley
New England
Dave Sutton
Glouster
Addie Biggens
Dorothy
Ed Byron
Wm. Zimmerman
No Nonsense War Verse Rails at Wilhelm
A wartime poem by Charles B. Driscoll mocks Kaiser Wilhelm II. It rails against German arrogance and promises that Allied resolve will force Germany to yield. The speaker vows to erase the dictator’s “big war” dreams as French battlefronts intensify.
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Charles B. Driscoll
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Praised in Personal Testimony
A reader describes recovery from stomach trouble after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the preparation removes mucus and inflammation affecting stomach, liver, and intestines, including appendicitis, and offers a money back guarantee with one dose. The McKee Drug Company and druggists nationwide are cited as distributors.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Company
Itching and Sting of Bila Skin Fire Eczema Cure Found
The article describes Eczema as a deep infection in the blood causing burning itch and skin fire. Local salves only ease pain temporarily. a thorough cleansing remedy named 8, 8. S. promises complete impurity removal and visible results. Send for free expert advice from Medical Director, 21 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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Bila
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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