Tanlac touted as family medicine across North America
Letters from families in Providence Los Angeles Manchester Chicago Albany Toronto Danville and Virginia praise Tanlac for restoring health energy and happiness. Testimonies claim all members of households become healthier and stronger after taking Tanlac and urge readers to buy a bottle from their druggist.
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Louis Gingras
Harrison Ave
Providence
R. I
Tanlac
Mr. Singras
United States
Canada
John Widner
Roosevelt Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Tanilac
John Marquis
Manchester
N. H
Belmont St
Chicago
Frank R. Richards
South Wood St
Taniac
New York
Chas. E. van Colt
Fourth Ave
Albany
Bert Hewer
East Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
Virginia
J. F. Robertson
Danville
Union
Ancient fountain pen brings $160 in London
A 200 year old fountain pen sold in London for 160 dollars. The pen was entirely made of metal, very heavy, and fitted with a quill nib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dayton's Patterson Seeks International President Job
Robert Patterson of Dayton announces candidacy for international president at the Rotary International meeting in Los Angeles from June 6 to 9. The retiring governor of the tenth district aims to lead the global service organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Robert Patterson
Dayton
Los Angeles
Judge Denies Ruth and Meusel Parole on Barnstorming Trip
Judge Landis refused to pardon Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel for their barnstorming trip last fall. Neither player will be eligible to play before May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Judge Landis
Babe Ruth
Bob Meusel
Carpenter wage cut takes effect in St Louis
The Master Builders' association of St. Louis announced a 30 cent per hour wage reduction for carpenters effective April 1. Workers earning $1.25 an hour will receive 95 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Master Builders’ Association of
Legislative notes on suffrage and hats in theaters
Timeline entries record events from 1869 to 1896 including the defeat of a woman suffrage proposal in the legislature, abolition of contract labor in the state penitentiary, Coxey's Army preparations to march on Washington, and a ban on wearing big hats in theaters by the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey’s “Army of the Commonweal
Massillon
Washington
British Rifles Transferred to Irish Leader Michael Collins
London reports Colonial Secretary Churchill approved 3,500 British army rifles for Michael Collins, Irish provisional government minister of finance in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Michael Collins
Nance
Dublin
Ohio Club Women
Mrs. Robert Morris, federation literature chair, tours Ohio clubs in Granville to Fremont and Lima, plans spring district conferences, urges year books and new poetry and drama focus, hosts a Toledo book review course, and distributes 1 000 year books to officials. Ohio federation notes cover club activities in Steubenville Logan Athens and McArthur with garden, library, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliott McCormick
Ohio
Robert €. Morris
Kirkwood Lane
Toledo
State Federation
Federated Club
Granville
Piqua
Bowling Green
Lima
Sandusky
Dayton
Fremont
Central
Middle West
Southeast
Northwest
Morris
Aurse
Wells
John M. Henderson
Martins Ferry
Federation
Josephine Peirce
Ohio Federation
Thomas Pierce
Harison
Ilub
Steubenville
Logan
Jolly Workers Clothing Club Forms in Union
The Union community organized The Jolly Workers Clothing Club of Union with Flossie Jones as president and Grace Mohring as vice president. Other officers include Martha Mohring secretary and Nettie Watkins club leader. members include Bessie Jones Gladys Saylor Helen Reeder Bertha Steinmeyer Alice Branley and Ethel Chesser. The club will work under Ohio State University guidance as sewing and crafts observations continue amid local events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinmeyer
Jolly Workers Clothing Club of Union
Land Few
Flossie Jones
Grace Mohring
Martha Mohring
Miss Nettie Watkins
Bessie Jones
Gladys Saylor
Helen Reedjer
Bertha Steinmeyer
Alice Bri‘ley
Ethel Chesser
Ohio State University
Chas
Howell
Amos Driggs
N. B. Saylor
McArthur
Grandpa
Marshfeld
Bert Dickson
Russell
Bert
P. Hawks
Cyiis Chesser
A. J. Snedden
Athens
Luhrig
Israel
Chesser
Durfee
Walter Dickens
Sadie Saylor
Weber
Circle Hill
Chas. Whitlatch of
Chessers
Deaths Funerals Elizabeth Watson 87
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson 87 died Friday at her daughter’s Park Hotel home. She will be taken to Coolville for funeral services and burial. Survived by son Arthur Watson and daughter Mrs Ed Carson both of Coolville and by her daughter in law Mrs Len Posey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Watson
Len Posey
Park Hotel
Watson
Coolville
Posey
Arthur Watson
Ed Carson
Death of William T. Graham at 53 in Athens home
William T. Graham died Thursday evening after a two week pneumonia illness at his home 79 West State Street. He was born near Albany and moved to Athens 15 years ago to educate his sons. He was married to Margaret Ellen Beckley on September 6, 1890 and leaves a widow, three sons John Hart Graham, Harry Graham, Clovis R. Graham, two grandchildren and two sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Graham
West State Street
Mr. Graham
Albany
Athens
Margaret Ellen Beckley
John Hart Graham
Huntington
Hyatt Roller Bearing Co
New York City
Harry Graham
Clovis R. Graham
New River Coal Co
Glen Jean
W. Va
A. Mace
Carpenter
Rebecca McWhorter
Athens State Hospital
Confesses Crime on Eve of Death Penalty
Roy Chamblin, 27, of Portsmouth confessed to holding up John W. Newman and Miss Louise Doyle near Portsmouth last October 21, then robbed and killed them to avoid identification. He died in the electric chair at the Columbus penitentiary shortly after midnight.
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Columbus
Mar
Roy Chamblin
Portsmouth
Chamblin
John W. Newman
Louise Doyle
Irish Free State Bill Clears Lords Report Stage
London news says the Irish freedom bill passed the Lords report stage and advances to third reading on Monday. The measure creates the Irish free state and moves toward final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mar
Venice Hit By Three Foot Tidal Wave
A three foot tidal surge swept Venice on Thursday, alarming residents. Central News dispatch reports the flood affected coastal areas and prompted emergency measures as authorities assess damage.
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Venice
London
Mar
Maly
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Ohio Club
Logan Club
A. L. Snedden
Chas. Whitlareh
Floyd Bean
Chas. Howell
Dodge Brothers
C. A. Daugherty
Jerry Hartley
Miner
Lulu Russell
Jacksonville
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Nat’l Bank
Lash
The
Athens Implement Co
North Court St
Ireministom
Remington
W. Union St
Tire Sale
N.S
Ford
McCune Tire & Accessory Co
Lorain Coal Range
Splendid
Victrola
Athens Furniture Exchange
Mill Street
Rogers
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