No-nonsense Olive Tablets claim clear skin and detox
An advertisement for Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets touts gentle cleansing of blood, bowels, and liver as a substitute for calomel. It claims improved skin, reduced bad breath, and better mood with a simple nightly dose, priced at 15 or 30 cents.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Ruling Ends Freight Overcharge Suit Over Miss River
In a U S appeals court decision, accountants must review decades of records to determine overcharge rebates on Mississippi River freight. The dispute involves eleven eastern lines and related firms, with a final allocation favoring Missouri railways. A 1914 order barred discriminatory practices, but noncompliance prompted the 1920 petition.
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ST. Louis
United States Court of Appeals
Mississippi River
Bridge
Terminal Railroad Association
Merchants’ Bridge Terminal Railway Company
Wiggins Ferry Company
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway Company
St. Louis and
Mount Sinai scientists isolate sleeping sickness germ
Washington officials confirm an exclusive report that Mount Sinai Hospital researchers led by Drs Rafael Strauss Samuel Hirshfield and Leo Loewe have cultivated the filtrable virus causing le thargic encephalitis. The step enables reproduction of the disease in animals and signals progress toward a cure, though no official serum report has yet arrived.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Cummings
Mt. Sinai
Tafael Strauss
Samuel Hirshfield
Leo Loewe
George W. McCoy
Public Health Service
International News Service
Health Service
Mt Sinai
Parole Eligible: Three Thousand Federal Prisoners
Washington reports about three thousand federal prisoners and others in state facilities eligible for parole marking an unprecedented rise. Officials note figures vary as the parole board and attorney general must approve each case amid a shifting pool of eligible inmates.
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Washington
United States
E. E. Dudding
Prisoners’ Relief Society
Dudding
Attorney General's
Federal Board of Parole
Attorneys General
Samuel Moore
Moore
Atlanta
District of Columbia
Obituary of John Edward Young and Grandma Young
John Edward Young born November 22 1851 in Meigs county Ohio died March 2 1923 at 71. He married Sarah Price June 29 1872 and left five sons four daughters 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Influenza developed into pneumonia after a life of hard work and kindness. Grandma Sarah Jane Price Young born April 7 1852 in Meigs County Ohio died March 6 1923 in Athens County Ohio at 79 years 9 months 29 days. She married John Edward Young June 29 1852 and also left five sons four daughters 22 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Both families note faith church service and comfort in the thought of the heavenly garden. The obituary continues with a ref to MR. Younes obituary follows this.
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John Edward Young
Israel
Jane Young
Meigs County
Ohio
Sarah Jain Price
John
Athens
Sone
Heavenly Gardner
MR. Younes
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed by Mrs Hill
A Warren Ohio reader promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for expectant mothers. The testimonial claims the remedy benefits young mothers and urges readers to obtain tablets or liquid from local druggists.
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Warren
Ohio
West Virginia Legislature Fights Taxation After Capitol Fire
Charleston dispatch notes two major issues to start the long session March 14: taxation and renewal of the capitol, stemming from the 1921 destruction of the old state house. The topic dominates pre-session discussions among lawmakers and observers.
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Charleston
W. Va
Capitol
Old State House
West Virginia
Athens Court Blocks City Obstruction Removal Ruling
A restraining order in Athens county court halts enforcement of a city ordinance on Court street linking to West Union street. It stops the service director from removing two McCune Tire stations until a final hearing, while noting sidewalk obstructions by trees posts and poles. The case raises questions of legality and competition.
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Athens
Williams
Court Street
State
Union Streets
McCune Tire and Accessory Company
West Union Street
Len B. McCane
Athens County
McCune
Carpenter Street
Berry Hotel
Athens National Bank
Carpenter
State Streets
Obituary for Touisa Morris Strausbaugh of Meigs County
Touisa Catherine Morris Strausbaugh born July 9 1858 in Meigs County Ohio died February 26 1928 in Columbus Ohio aged 64 years seven months and 17 days She married Ephriam Strausbaugh June 39 1876 and they had children Mrs Charles Krieber Mrs Emmett Webb Mrs Jacob Brooks Zuingies at home Mrs W G Starley Mrs Roy Ramby Harold Audra Blanche and others She leaves nineteen grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers and two sisters A devout Christian devoted to home and family her husband was an invalid for 20 years before his death about five years ago.
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Touisa Catherine
T. G
Margaret Morris
Columbia Township
Meigs County
Ohio
Columbus
Ephriam Strausbaugh
Charles Krieber
Wellston
Emmett Webb
Springfield
Jacob Brooks
Zaleski
Zuingies
W. G. Starley
Carpenter
Roy Ramby
New Moorefield
Harold
Cleveland
Audra
Blanche
Community expresses gratitude for funeral support and comfort
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and help after the death of their mother. They praise the Temple choir for music and acknowledge Undertaker Davis of Columbus and W. B. Martin of Wales Mills for services. Special thanks go to Rev. Eckart for his comforting message. The Children.
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Temple Choir
Undertaker Davis
Columbus
W. B. Martin
Wales Mills
Eckart
Local social notes and gatherings in Columbia township
Various residents and guests are reported visiting relatives, recovering from flu, or traveling for business. Included are health updates on Mrs. Rebec ca McWhorter and Joseph Morris, visits by I M Swett and others, and plans for an extensive orchard project with 3000 fruit trees near Columbus township.
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W. S. Sivett
Athens
Rebecca McWhorter
W. E. Harman
Joseph Morris
Washington, D. C
W. A. Dailey
Howard Stout
Emory Chase
James Swearingen
Liverett Markin
D. M. Sis
Charley Steward
Ilza McCall
Columbus
Helen McVey
Albany
C. HI. Jewell
S. A. Swearingen
Charlie
W. A. Webb
David Webb
Sfelen Harman
Ohio University
S. C. Hartman
W. G. Farley
Chauncey
J. W. Sheppard
Columbia Township
Kellogg's Bran Promised To Fight Constipation
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation when taken regularly. Two tablespoonfuls daily with meals can detoxify and aid natural waste elimination, claiming benefits for headaches biliousness pimples and more. It markets as a health food usable with cereals and in baked goods.
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Kellogg ’S
Ellogg
Kellogg’s
Kellorg
Basketball Gains Popularity Despite No Kick
Basketball rises in public interest similar to football, though it lacks a kicking element. The statement highlights growing enthusiasm for the sport and its appeal among fans and communities.
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