Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
A series of endorsements from women in Columbus and Graniteville extol Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy for ailments related to the change of life and other female illnesses. The letters claim restored health and strength, urging others to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
BE. Hanson
East Long St
Graniteville
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Grenne Charites Barclay
R.pid
Wit
Lydia Kk. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Hart Schreck prize fight draws Watkin and Josten party
Will Watkins Fred Josten Harry Graham and Will Johnson traveled to Columbus last night to attend the Hart Schreck prize fight. Miss Fannie Hanson of Philadelphia arrived Monday as guest of the Bardin family on Central Avenue for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Watkins
Fred Josten
Harry Graham
Will Johnson
Columbus
Fannie Hanson
Philadelphia
Bardin
Central Avenue
Trustees Meet In Wilberforce for University Plan
Ed Perry the Wilberforce University trustee leaves for Wilberforce to attend a board of trustees meeting. Families return from Pomeroy with relatives, and local residents travel for medical care, travel, and recent property purchases along the Columbus Newark line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Perry
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Board of
Fertilizer agency offer from Hlirech Stein & Co
A brief notice from B. Hukilal of Washington Ohio invites parties to become the fertilizer agency for Hlirech Stein & Co’s goods. He promises better products at much lower prices and asks for references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertilizer Association
Hlirech, Stein & Co
BO Hukilal
Washington
H. Ohio
Shadow theater plans tie Berlin to Munich and Paris
Prominent actors and witaicians in Berlin have been congated for the shadow theater to open there. It will be conducted, per printed prospects, at the Schat tenspieltheater in Munich and a similar venue in Paris.
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Berlin
Schattenspieltheater
Munich
Paris
Treasury Official Says Uncle Sam Not Bankrupt
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Coolidge declares the treasury outlook is better than in months and provides figures showing improved government receipts. He refutes rumors of delayed payments and notes March revenues rising sharply with 15 days showing gains over the previous year.
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Washington
the Treasury
Coolidge
Treasury
Department
Congress
Cortelyou
Labor leaders discuss mine workers goals and injunction issues
President Lewis and William Green address miners in the Hocking Valley meeting. They review labor organization health nationwide, endorse a minimum living wage, and urge political action to pass employer liability laws and pension measures while condemning the injunction in the Compers Morrison Mitchell case.
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G. W. Savage
Defense Fund
William Green
Mine Workers’ Organization
Compers-Morrison- Mitchell
Local Social Notes From Nelsonville Community
Floyd Daugherty visits his aunt Mrs James Bartoe on Poplar street. Mr and Mrs Guy Stuart week with relatives in Murray City. Alberta Stoneburner returns from Logan visit. John Lynch of Athens guest in town Sunday. Mrs Dave Seibert returns to Athens after visit with daughter Mrs Will Lecht. Mrs Jennie James and Miss Lizzie Watkins visit Ray James. J M Price and daughter Anna in Columbus visiting Dana Windom. Mrs Charles Martin visits relatives in Columbus. Ladiea Mite Society chicken supper at M E church proves a success. David Gibson and Miss Pern Coats guests of Tage in Kimberly. O C Jackson spends Saturday in Athens. John Weymueller and John Cox visit near Haydenville. Rev Pride of Cincinnati preaches at Presbyterian church. Fred Weymuller of Logan visits Madison street. Agnes White and Kate Newman of Buchtel spend Saturday evening in town.
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Floyd Daugherty
James Bartoe
Poplar Street
Guy Stuart
Murray City
Alberta Stoneburner
Will Bert
Logan
John Lynch
Athens
Dave Seibert
Londay
Will Lecht
Jennie James
Lizzie Watkins
Ray James
J. M. Price
Anna
Columbus
Dana Windom
Fayette Street
Charles Martin
Ladiea .Mite Society
M. EB
David Gibson
Misa Pern Coats
Tage
Kimberly
Oo. C. Jackson
John Weymueller
John Cox
Mra. K. Cox
Haydenville
Rev. Pride
Cincinnati
Presbyterian Church
Fred Weyyvmneller
Replies to Ministers East Liverpool Fight Ends Arrests
East Liverpool Ohio March 17 May or S W Crawford wins the fight with the Ministerial association and there will be no arrests for working on Sunday. The mayor says enforcement must be even and will not close the widow's shop while letting a storekeeper stay open.
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East Liverpool
S.W. Crawford
Ministerial
Student Is Banished From College After Theft
In Morgantown West Virginia March 17 Ralph McCuje a West Virginia University student was seized by about 400 students as he was taken to jail after a search revealed items allegedly stolen from peers. He was escorted to the Monongahela river and dunked in icy water before being dragged out and placed on an improvised platform. He reportedly confessed to many petty thefts and was ordered to leave the city.
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Bath
Morgantown
W. Va
Ralph McCuje
West Virginia University
Monongahela River
Outdoor pursuits through beekeeping poultry and produce
The passage extols combining beekeeping poultry raising and fruit and vegetable growing as an attractive rural business. It notes that the scale and approach should fit local circumstances while promising good returns with modest investment.
Local Notes on Residents and Emmett Hayes Recovery
Miss Lenna Dean teaches at ttica with Mrs. William Barrows and Carl Brandeberry visited Belpre relatives last week. William Linton lost a valuable horse hit by cars, Ed Dean lost a horse the same day. Miss Evelyn Russell recovered from mumps. Pansy Lemmon and Daisy Lemmon still ill. Mrs. Mamie Lemmon at Athens now at home. Mrs. Rose Merrill visited Athens relatives. Emmett Hayes, teaching at this place, has recovered from mumps and will resume work. A recent marriage united Emmett Montgomery and Miss Jennie Winters of Cutler.
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William Barrows
Parkersboro
Carl Brandeberry
Belpre
William Linton
Ed Dean
Evelyn Russell
Pansy Lemmon
Daisy
Mamie Lemmon
Athens
Rose Merrill
Emmett Montgomery
Jennie Winters
Cutler
Emmett Llayes
Albany Social Notes Mention Local Moves and Visits
Albany residents record travels and guests with brief mentions of moves to Iowa residences. Families like Zellman Dobo and Harriett plan new homes, while Webb and Holmes families visit relatives in nearby towns. Local groups note the Albany lodge hosting a new assembly in New Marshfield.
Busy town notes from Leroy and surrounding areas
Local residents travel, visit relatives, and report small events in the area. Eliza Carper visits her nephew M N Linscott in Broadwell then plans a stay with J B Linscott. H Noland buys and sells a team of horses near Isaac Van Dyke with praise for quality. A child named Sarah Cornelia Coggeshall inhales a grain of corn but is treated by Dr Boane. Various visits, illnesses, funerals, and social calls are listed across Parkersburg, Harmony Hill, and nearby towns.
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Eliza Carper
Leroy
M. N. Linscott
Broadwell
J. B. Linscott
H. Noland
New England
Isaac van Dyke
Grape Island
Fam
Alfred area notes and church desk update cover week
Mrs Elmer Shieldy of Tuppers Plains spent winter in Middleport taking music from Mrs Beiby visited her parents J M Stout and wife Saturday and Sunday. James Woodysard of Pleasant ran visited his brother at this place and was accompanied home by his niece Helen. The Orange church added a new desk to its pulpit last week with Plethheraning of Athens doing the work. Mrs Bertha Remion Shippen on Wyong visited last week. Mrs Josephine Tucker is quite ill.
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Zellman Dobo
Harriett
Iowa
George Spring
Nora Bobo
Columbus
Cora Radcliffe
Carpenter
Granville Gillogly
Athens
Earl Holmes
Columbe
KE. K. Carpenter
Albert Russell
Monroe
N C
Alban
Esther Carpenter
Mralar Holmes
D. Webb
Albany
New Marshfield
A. F. Holmes
Grant Hospital
Gene Williams
Earl Dailey
Everett Cline
Fay
Elmer Shieldy
Tupper's Plains
Middleport
Beiby
J. M. Stout
John Hawk
James Woodysard
Pleasant Mn
Bonday
Helen
Lora Gathriv
The
Orange Church
Plethheraning
Bertha Remion Shippen
Wyong
Clinging Vine Fashion Fades From Gowns Across Generations
The piece notes that the cling ing vine style of architecture had inspired many gowns in past years. Grandmothe r wore it, the mother wore less, and today the look is avoided. Current dresses are soft and clinging, giving a wind tossed grapevine effect, leading to calls for more modest or simpler Petticoat dresses.
Marietta anti saloon man to head Louisiana league
Rev. George K. Wisher of Marietta will become legislative superintendent of the Anti Saloon league of Louisiana, taking the post April 1. He ends seven years in District 10 during which he spoke 1800 times and led over 250 local dry campaigns, with much success. He has also worked at Columbus with Wayne Wheeler on national option matters.
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George K. Wisher
Marietta
Athens
Anti Saloon League of
Louisiana
Rev. Fisher
Columbus
Wayne B. Wheeler
Roan Renewing Old Friendships in Athens Visit
Vir. John M. Roan former Sunday Creek superintendent and prominent Ohio coal man arrived in Athens Tuesday from Dante Virginia. He met friends attending the subdistrict No. 6 USM WWA convention and discussed his career from boy coal miner to head of Clinchfield Coal Company. Roan mentioned his son James working in Sunday Creek offices and then in the Clinchfield mines, noting plans about an electrician and machinist position not yet settled.
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John M. Roan
Sunday Creek Company
Ohio
Athens
Dante
Clinchfeld Coal Company
Columbus
USM
Roan
Clmehfeld Company
James
Sunday Creek
Jimmie
Clinchfield Mines
Merry Surprise Party for Wolfe Brothers at Concord
In Concord Ohio on a Saturday evening about twenty five friends surprised Messrs. George and Albert Wolfe at their home. The gathering included music speeches and refreshments and lasted until about 11 o clock with attending guests listed among the local families and neighbors.
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Concord
Ohio
Messrs
George
Albert Wolfe
Misa May
Edith Wemmer
Marie
Sylvia Linscott
Lois Bosch
Pearl Welling
Lydia Antle
Zelpha
Dave Feadinett
Lena Davis
Ving Johnson
Joe Antle
Guy White
Otto Duncan
Harlan Linscott
Part Johnson
Emery
Bert
Cash
Clarence
Vern Wolfe
Marriage Licenses Required in All States Except Some
A fragmented note lists states where marriage licenses are not required including Alaska New Jersey New Mexico and to South Carolina with unclear qualifiers about residency and applicability.
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Alaska
New Jersey
New Mexico
South Carolina
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Langaville, C
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Eli Oxley
J. W. Oxley
Ves Ray Richey
Coumbus
Louise Leete
C. W. Jones
McConnellville
George Connett
4. W. Connett
A. R. Bell
George Beasley
Little
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Argentine Republic
S. A
J. S. Basom
K. A. Mulligan
Adams Express Company
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George L. Pake
Pake
H. L. Streight
O— Je. Push
Pleasanton
Detroit
Mich
S. J. Collins
Longstrethh
Marshfield
F. S. Bean
Nice
Leonard Ravenscroft
Encorce
William H. Hines
Alfred Morris
Glouster
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Fast Union Street
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Rock Ripple
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A. H. Kale
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Deaver
Crooksville
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Wadley
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Royal Grocery
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Eleanor
GC. Lemmon
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Newcop
Myr. Kerr
A. L. Stanley
Braska
Akota
James Byattan
Pomeroy
James Steele
Nancy Dew
John Earhart
Robert Ryan
Coshocton
Harry Crayne
Theodore Dean
Emma Webster
Morton Webster and Family
Ethel Ditwiller
Mansfield
T. Watson Craig
West Union Street
W. B. Lawrence
R. Walker
Canaanville
P. G. Hibbard
Quigley
Vincent
L. H. R. Foulk
Lew Whetstone
Fred Whetstone
California
Mr. Whetstone
Charles J. Parker
Athens Journal
Wolfe Brothers Shoe Company
Friends
Max Hartenbaugh
Youngstown
D. Thompson
Hartenbaugh
Thompson
Cc. E. Cornwell
William Mooney
Mr. Cornwell
John Fox
O. G. Hospes
McConnelsville
Cornelia W. Jones
W. F. Copeland
J.8. Rheinherr
Woodsfield
W. T. Sprague
Hauncey
C. L. Jones
Thia
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Hartman Hotel
Mariel Horenel
St. Paul, Minn
Frank L. Karts
Signer Vones
Metropolitan Opera Company
William Harrington
Mr. Kaiser
Ohio Produce and
Athens Fee & Storage Companies
PD. H. Thomas
Andrew Ullom
J. T. Ullom
Germantown
Elisie King
Caldwell
BR. W. Barrett
J. A. Ivers
F. R. Baker
Camden
Tedrow
RC. Graham
Nelsonville
Wiliam €. Jons
Dentien
Evenins
Prefan
FP. B. Coultrap
Samuel Tienke
Afra B. (. Brown
Colummbos
Carrie Marouis
Mineral
Bes
Carrie Dente
George Muckle
Lanaster
Mra
Millikan
College Street
Bart Davidson
James Morrison
Beebe
Ark
S. A. Morr
W. B. Moler
L. G. Byers
Mr. Byers
M. W. Byers
L. A. Carpenter
Sugar Grove
D .A. Sama
Edward Lynch, Jr
Edward Lynch
North High Street
Columbus Hospital
Efe Schmitz
Washington Pa
James Mcailard
Mise Lucy Ballard
A.hisinger
Lancaster
Guy Conine
West State Street
Newark
Conine
Johnson Mines
Hocking
Stewart
Uncle Sam
Goolidge
Treasury Outlook
Lewis
Sullivan
Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Frost
Lenna Dean
T'Tica
Infante
Harmony Hill
Ily
Sarah Cornelia Coggeshall
W. G. Boane
Littleocking
Grace Morrison
Sand Hill
Caleb Russell
Iva Russell
G. P. Russell
Dutton
M.N. Linncott
G. L
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Torch
George Hueston
George Dufur
Fillmore
Carrie Thorp
George Six
Chauncey
T. J. Foster
Little Hocking
Guy Crawford
John Plumly
Hed Tiuah
Alfred
George E. Fisher
Sunday Cree Company
Wiite
Howell
Howell & Ruth
Jack
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