Athens rescinds wartime hog keeping permit ordinance
The Athens city board of health reimposes prewar rules banning hogs inside city limits. Pigs must be kept in sanitary pens 200 feet from homes and require a permit. Chickens may stay if pens are 50 feet from residences. Reports of violations go to Health Officer Dr J M Higgine or Sanitary Police N W Baker.
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Athens ‘City Board of Health
J. M. Higgine
Sanitary Police
N. W
Board of Health
Wilson to Enter Law Practice with Bainbridge Colby
President Wilson announces he will join Bainbridge Colby in practicing law with offices in New York and Washington. His only prior legal work was two years in Atlanta before his educational and political career, including tenure as a professor of political science at Princeton.
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Washington
Wilson
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Atlanta
Princeton
Big Game Set To Decide Ohio Championship
Ohio University leads the conference with seven wins and one defeat after a 20 to 19 defeat of Miami, while Wittenberg drops to two losses and nine wins. A key rematch with Wittenberg in Athens next Friday will settle the state championship question.
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Wittenburg
Miami
Ohio
Ohio University
Oxford
Milks Emulsion Turns Sickly Child Healthy Says Texas Mother
Mrs Willis S Pitts of Nacogdoches Texas recalls her three year old daughter’s five month illness and four doctors. After starting Milks Emulsion the child quickly improved and was strong after two bottles. The ad promotes Milks Emulsion as a tasty nutritive emulsion that restores appetite and bowel action and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by Cline Pharmacy Fountain Pharmacy and local druggists.
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Willis S. Pitts
Nacogdoshes
Texas
Sq Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Cline Pharmacy Co
Thens
Fountain Pharmacy Proien
Curtain Rises on Harding Inauguration at Capitol
Washington reports the new Republican administration moving into the Capitol as Warren G. Harding heads for his oath of office. Secret Service completes a thorough Capitol sweep and police patrols the city for known troublemakers. entry tomorrow requires a pass.
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Washington
Mar
National Capitol
Warren G. Harding
Capitol
Harding
Secret Service
Tomorow
New Minister Is Again Staged Very Successfully
The First Christian Church choir presented The New Minister at Athens State hospital with the auditorium packed. Officials employees and patients praised the professional staging and the play's clean cut comedy. Dr J H Berry Athens State hospital superintendent noted the successful invitation.
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First Christian Church Choir
Athens State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Hungary’s Strong Man Cited as Cabinet Figure
A fragment notes Boland de Hegeius as cabinet member and “the strong man of Hungary” described as a key minister in the Hungarian government. It hints at his expertise in state affairs and leadership role.
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Boland de Hegeius
Hungary
Best performance seen at the institution in years
The company has accepted an invitation from the Christian church in Nelsonville and will perform there on March 10. The event marks the first notably strong showing at the institution in a long period.
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Christian Church
Nelsonville
God’s World author argues spirits communicate after death
Lloyd Kenyon Jones of Chicago promotes his book God’s World and booklet Communication claiming life after death is real through divine law. The ads invite readers to send their name to receive the works free, promising comfort, happiness, and insight into earthly and eternal life.
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Lloyd Kenyon Jones
Clark St
Chicago
Labor meeting at Court House addressed by K G Savage
Mass meeting at Court House on Saturday at 2 30 P M called by labor groups. K G Savage will address the gathering. All interested attendees urged to attend.
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Court House
K.G. Savage
Murder suicide theory after double death found in Cincinnati
Police say murder and death by own action possible after bodies of Ruth Nelson 28 and Ernest Reed 40 found in a Butler Street basement. Nelson shot in the hand and Reed in the breast with a pistol near Reed's outstretched hands.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Nelson
Ernest Reed
Butler Street
Glouster Painter Mike Thompson Advertises Services
Mike Thompson offers exterior and interior painting wood finishing and marble imitation paper hanging of all kinds with paper furnished. Estimates cheerfully given. Also F R Beasley of Glouster advertises a Dodge car for sale described as like new at a bargain.
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Mike Thompson
Citizens
F. R. Beasley
Glouster
Glouster Man G W Wyatt Dies After Day Hospital Visit
G W Wyatt aged 54 longtime Glouster resident died about 11 yesterday morning in a Dayton hospital after an operation on February 28. He had suffered poor health for two years and spent much time in Dayton with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J A Thiele. His remains will be brought to the city this afternoon to the home of his mother Mrs Maria Wyatt on Spring street. Funeral services are expected Saturday with burial in the city cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two children Mrs J A Thiele and Garrett Wyatt both of Dayton.
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G. W. Wyatt
Glouster
Dayton
Mr. Wyatt
J. A. Thiele
Maria Wyatt
Spring Street
Wyatt
Garrett Wyatt
Drury's Drug Store Hosts Home Talent Play Friday
The chart announced that the home talent play "Johnny" will be opened at Drury's Drug Store Friday morning and performed next Tuesday night at the opera house under the auspices of the Glouster Post American Legion.
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Drury’s
Johnny
Opera House
Glouster Post American Legion
Central Labor Union Plans April 1 Celebration
The Central Labor Union will stage a big April 1 celebration for the eight hour day. D W Wallace is authorized to contact the U M W of A district 6 and the American Federation of Labor to arrange for prominent labor speakers. A first committee meeting is set for Saturday at 1 30 PM in Odd Fellows hall to organize the event. Regular meetings shift from the first Tuesday to the third Saturday each month. The union also acts on a plan to establish a daily labor newspaper.
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Central Labor Union
D. W. Wallace
International Organization of the U. M. W. of A
District 6
American Federation of Labor
Odd Fellows Hall
Pattern hats draw attention at Bell's Millinery
The note mentions Bell's Up-to-date Millinery across from the depot offering pretty pattern hats. It also reports E. E. Pedicord quitting as pastor of the Church of Christ at Mt. Hope West Virginia due to severe threat trouble, with his family involved.
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Bell
E. E. Pedicord
Church of Christ
Mt. Hope
W. Va
Local Visitors Move to New Farm Home Near Worthington
Mr and Mrs C M Clark and their grandson, after visiting the Brysons, return to a new farm home near Worthington. John G Myers, once clerk for Athens County Board of Elections, opens a tailor shop in the old opera house building above Busy Bee restaurant.
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John G. Myers
Athens County Board of Elections
Opera House
Busy Bee
Local visit of G. E. May to New Matamoras guests
G. E. May of New Matamoras arrived early in the week and was hosted by Dr. and Mrs. F. H. May and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fawcett.
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G. E. May
New Matamoras
F. H. May
Asa Fawcett
Norwegian bakers create bread with twenty percent fish
Norwegian researchers announce a bread product containing 20 percent fish aimed at expanding protein sources. The project explores alternative diets and tastes as scientists test texture and flavor implications.
Deaths Funerals Addison Bodkin Albany
Addison Bodkin died last night at his mother's home from tuberculosis and complications. He is survived by his mother Mrs Rhoda Bodkin, his daughter Helen Bernice, and his brothers Joseph of Texas Bert Albany Ray Milford Delbert Glouster and Bill of Columbus.
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Albany
Addison Bodkin
Rhoda Bodkin
Helen Bernice
Joseph
Texas
Bert
Ray
Middleport
Delbert
Glouster
Bill
Columbus
Poland Plans Radio Station at Warsaw to Contact United States
The Polish government plans to build a radio facility in Warsaw intended for communications with the United States, signaling a new link between Warsaw and Washington.
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Warsaw
United States
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