Billy Whiskers and the Farm Homecoming Mystery
Jim carries Stubby as the four chums perform for a farm audience while kidnapping plotters stray near the old Billy Whiskers home. The quartet hopes to reveal the truth to Billy’s grandchildren and Mr Watson, planning a joyful reunion after a long, perilous journey.
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Jim
Stubby
Srymer
Svubby
Billy
Nannie
Billy Junior
Mr. Watson
Punch
Judy
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Engagement News Weighs on Grace in Quiet Family Scene
In a domestic exchange, Mrs. Cameron and Truda discuss Mrs. Warburton's apparent consideration of Grace. Grace is relieved yet wary, noting the paused social invitations hint at a possible engagement without direct confirmation.
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Grace
Mrs. Cameron
Irregularities and weakness drive to Lydia Pinkham remedy
A testimonial letter describes health problems and full recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. It argues against doctor dependence and cites Mrs. Sherman of Lake, Michigan as proof of the product’s merit. The passage continues with a family dialogue about romance and marriage, reflecting practical views and sentimental hopes.
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Lake
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sheriff raid targets illegal liquor source in Ashland
Ashland officers Sheriff Charles Barr and Deputy Sheriff Lewis Kopp say they found the crucial source of the illegal liquor supply during raids on Phillip Hecker's grocery and Nicholas Glassner's residence. Hecker is held on a $2,000 bond awaiting trial.
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Ashland
Charles Barr
Lewis Kopp
Phillip Heckers
Nicholas Glassner
Hecker
Dangerous age range for men spans one day to 95 years
A historical note defines the so called dangerous age for men as covering a single day of life through to age 95, illustrating a broad and unconventional measure of risk or vulnerability across a male lifespan.
McARTHUR Notes on Local News and Health
Mr and Mrs Percy Bethel and son Arthur have recovered from a serious flu illness. Mrs Catherine Pierce of near Allensville suffered a stroke. Tomato plants near McArthur bear walnuts sized fruit. Judge A B Kirkendall will speak at Dundas United Baptist on Sunday. Mrs Emma Foreman and others plan to attend a golden wedding anniversary in Belle Center next Sunday at the aunt Mrs R F Harrod’s home.
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Joshua Reed
McArthur
A. B. Kirkendall
Creola
U. B
Dundas
Emma Foreman
Jas. Timms
John Kennedy
Harry Raymond
Belle Center
R. F. Harrod
St Patrick Program Highlights PTA Meeting
The PTA monthly meeting at the school featured a St Patrick’s Day program with music including solos by Miss Lucile Gaskill and Ruth Ogan, a chorus of high school girls, and a history and myths talk by Prof. T. M. Buskirk. Jimmie Pilcher performed an Irish jig with Mrs. Nell Griffith at the piano. Revs Bates and Howearth led a discussion on the Irish question.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Lucile Gaskill
Ruth Ogan
T. M. Buskirk
St. Patrick
Jimmie Pilcher
Nell Griffith
Bates
Howearth
Real estate transfers list with multiple deeds and sums
Chancy Gibson transfers to John 8. Har per three acres in Elk township. LaFayette Molihan to Ida Weiss transfers Radcliff lot for 200 dollars. Martin Pierce to P. D. Barn house in Radcliff lots for 150 dollars. T B Morris to H F Morton transfers 59 12 acres in Vinton township with payment of 1 dollar.
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Chancy Gibson
John 8. Harper
Elk Township
LaFayette Molihan
Ida Weiss
Radcliff
Martin Pierce
P. D. Barnhouse
T. B. Morris
H. FE. Morton
Vinton Township
Mrs Thompson and son guests of local pair
Mrs. W. F. Thompson and her son Charles of New Plymouth visited Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Ansel on Wednesday.
Mrs. Augustus Warner Visits Daughters in Chilli
Mrs. Augustus Warner of Dundas visited her daughters Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Penrod in Chilli. The brief notice notes family ties and provincial travel details from the Dun das region.
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Augustus Warner
Dundas
Smith
Penrod
Chilli
Darken Gray Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound
Elusive gray hair is blamed on lack of sulphur. An old home remedy from grandmothers uses Sage Tea and Sulphur, now marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. It darkens hair naturally, restores shine, and requires dampening a sponge to apply thin strands.
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Wyeth
Don Ross Case Dismissed for Lack of Evidence
Don Ross was arraigned before Judge Coultrap on a bootlegging charge but the case was dismissed until Saturday morning due to lack of evidence.
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Don Ross
Nashville Tornadoes Ravage Tennessee Towns
A Tuesday night tornado nearly destroyed Lester Station and heavily damaged Prospect and Bethe in southern Tennessee, reports reaching Nashville state. The damage order notes severe structural collapse and widespread debris across the area.
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Nashville
Tenn
International News Service
Lester Station
Prospect
Bethe
Tennessee
Jealousy Behind Fatal Youngstown Double Shooting
Mary Morgan of Youngstown was fatally wounded by Samuel Phillips who then shot himself. The incident occurred this afternoon as jealousy is suspected as the motive. Both individuals are from Youngstown and the case is under investigation.
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Warrren
Mary Morgan
Youngstown
Samuel Phillips
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