Classified Rates and Notices from The Ohio Daily
Rates for advertisements include daily and weekly options with advance payment and term limits. Obituary notices memorials and cards of thanks are charged per line, with a five cent per line minimum. The notice is filed with the post office for Athans and audited by the ABC, as a member of a daily newspaper list.
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Ned Ty Commons
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Amet Audit Bureau
Ohio
Robert B. Ward
Fifth Ave
Walter Ofice South
Campaign for Church Finances Aims to Secure Support
An editorial urges a broad fundraising drive across large denominational churches to sustain home and abroad activities. It likens the effort to war time campaigns by Red Cross and others, calls for accountable giving, and warns against relying on pie socials and donations while promoting a modern tithe-like commitment.
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Salvation Army
We Want Our Boys Back in Victory Liberty Loan Push
A patriotic wartime message pleads for victory bond support to secure returns of soldiers from the war and aid postwar prosperity. It stresses helping the nation’s industries and merchant marine while ensuring aid to weak nations and a strong bond purchase showing unity. It frames the effort as both selfish and generous for millions.
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Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Uncle Dam
Mit
Uncle Sam
Sean
New Era Movement Launches Forty Million Campaign
The Presbyterian Church begins a nationwide drive to raise forty million dollars with 180,000 canvassers visiting every Presbyterian in the United States from the first Sunday in March to March 23. Prominent ministers lead sixty day efforts across about three hundred presbyteries and 10,000 churches using Flying Squadrons to secure early pledges from major donors.
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Presbyterian Church
United States
New Era Movement
Presbyterians
Circling Stars Marks Returning Soldiers in Employment Flag
A new idea for an employment flag uses blue stars for institutions with service. Red circles around stars indicate men who returned to work, gold stars show the dead, creating a visible tally of who served, died, and resumed employment. The system aims to spark competition among establishments to reduce their wartime service state.
Ohio Chicken Thieves Use Poison to Target Flock
Local reports allege thieves in Ohio are poisoning chickens to kill the birds and steal them. Farmers warn such acts threaten livelihoods and may provoke calls for stricter security and enforcement.
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Ohio
Household Blimts Menu and Preserves Guide
A vintage household article lists a breakfast and dinner menu with items like Cream of Wheat and Dates Fried Eggs and Bacon, plus recipes for Pineapple and Prune Marmalade Apple Marmalade and Rabin and Cranberry Marmalade. It also provides household tips on making handkerchief from worn waists cleaning gloves with milk and soap and simple cooking hints for cabbage and cauliflower.
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Maryland
Dinner Etiquette and Riches in a Montessorian Tale
Mme Montessori muses on etiquette and class in a long dinner tale. An Italian educator recalls an American heiress on a voyage and a west magazine writer who faces poverty yet curses the sea for lacking money.
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Seenante
Mme. Montessori
Blennerhassett and Burr Conspiracy In Early Ohio
Ohio history note recounts Herman Blennerhassett of Marietta Island 290 acres and Parkersburg area. It covers Burr the ex vice president and his voyage down the Ohio, militia seizures by Governor Tiffin, capture and acquittal, Blennerhassett’s ruin and death, and U. S. Senator Smith’s resignation in 1808 amid the Burr affair.
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Blannerhassett
Ohio
Burr
Lo Blannerhassett
United States
Herman Blennerhassett
England
America
Marietta
Dublin
Emmett
Ohio River
Parkersburg
Blennershassett
George Washington
West Virginia
Wood County
Blennerhassett
Wirt
Blennerhassetts
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
Biennerhassett
Mississippi
Tiffin
Biennerthassett
New Orleans
Richmond
Cincinnati
U. S
Smith
R. J. Meigs
Critics Clash Over League Of Nations Document
Two New York papers clash on the League of Nations charter. The Sun calls it a mad squander of birthright while the Tribune says it is too weak to guarantee world peace. The author notes three possibilities and cautions against mandatory rule of backward peoples.
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League of Nations
New York Sun
New York Tribune
the Sun
the Tribune
Lan
Tribune
Government of Backward Peoples
America
Favorite Prescription Promises Help for Weak Women
An advertisement promotes Favorite Prescription a temperance tonic by Dr. Pierce for women facing weakness backache dizziness and tiredness. The label lists wild roots and barks as ingredients and notes the product contains no alcohol or narcotics available in tablet or liquid form.
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Pierce
Chiefs Told 10 Study Needs Of Labor At Home
At the White House conference Governor Cox of Ohio urged freight rate reductions and a materials buying campaign to restart construction. George L. Baker of Oregon faulted speakers for lacking candor and warned of an underground propaganda campaign while Sproul criticized government inspections and rail service.
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Washington
Mar
White House
George L. Baker
Oregon
Baker
Cox
Ohio
Wilson
Sproul
Pennsylvania
German National Assembly Dissolves Amid Berlin Riots
The Weimar government reports dissolution of the national assembly with no expected reconvening. Riots in Berlin led to martial law and the central police station’s capture by mobs. Military Governor Noske warned of shooting on sight after six pm.
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Copehagen
German National Assembly
Weimar
Berlin
Noske
National Assembly
Women Chosen to Attend Peace Meet
New York March 4 Miss Rose Schneiderman of New York president of the Women's Trade Union League and Miss Mary Anderson of the Women's Industry Board Washington were appointed to represent American working women at the peace conference in Paris by President Wilson.
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New York
Rose Scheiderman
Womans’ Trade Union League
Mary Anderson
Women's Industry Board
Washington
Paris
Presdent Wilson
Labor Chiefs In Rome Arrive With Mission
The American labor mission led by Samuel Gompers arrived in Rome on March 4 to begin its program of meetings and discussions with Italian labor leaders and officials.
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Rome
Mar
Samuel Gompers
Casualties Listed From Washington War Casualty Studio
Washington reports a casualty rundown with names and statuses. Wounded degrees undetermined include Meek and Dunbar. Frank Wignel of Chillicothe is listed as killed in action. Died from disease and accident also noted among Southern Ohio men.
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Washington
Ohio
Meek
Dunbar
Frank Wignel
Chillicothe
Local Social Notes From Albany Area
Union Mr and Mrs Joseph Barker visit Henry Barker in Albany as he lies ill with pneumonia. Doris and Gladye McKarg see Margaret and Garnet Hatch. Wilbur Sengriffie hosts guests including Mrs Hiram Youngs family. Marion Bell and kin visit Athens. Ernest Campbell and wife host mother from Moray City. Miss Sadie Saylor travels to Albany to assist sister Faye. Eugene Jacoby and family visit at Richard Jones's home. Ed Baker and Don plus Dora Barker visit Henry Baker. Pie sharing planned at the Jackville house Friday March 7. Red Cross sewing at Barker home active. more work Thursday. all ladies urged to attend. Moving week under way as Alva Chesser moves into former Jeenberg home. Ed Howard moving into JoAnsem house. Hale family relocate.
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Jospeh Barker
Albany
Henry Baker
Doris
Galdye McKarg
Margaret
Garnet Hatch
Wilbur Y Seng
Farmer’s Peron
Hiram Young
Marion Bell
Athens
Ernest Campbell
Moray City
Sadie Sayolr Hos
Faye
Eugene Jacoby
Richard Jones
Ed Baker
Dora Barker
Jackville
Red Cross
Alva Chessera
James Jeenberg
Ed Howard
Riverside
Ate
JoAnsem
Robert Hale
Hale
A. L. Joinson
Unclear OCR notes on springtime and moving pictures in city
The fragment reports moving pictures and moving vans in the city along with birds and piney paper burned rubbish and mentions evidence of springtime. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or proper nouns to anchor a fuller summary.
Lew Promises Peace Delegates on Miner Demands Form
The Mail reports Andrew Bonar Lew promised to ask British peace delegates to consider a form hours for British and American miners. Adoption would grant the miners' demands.
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America
Vigorous Health Promise for Women in Bio-seven Ad
An advertisement touts Bio-seven as a health builder for women, claiming rapid vigor, sparkling eyes, and healthy cheeks within two weeks. It asserts low cost, provides dosing, and promises noticeable changes if the user stops using it. The copy imitates a sensational health tonic pitch with dubious formula hints and vague claims.
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Wales
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