Honored Hero Hunter H Liggett Retires After 40 Years
Major General Hunter H. Liggett, second in command to General Pershing, ends active military career with automatic retirement after 40 years of continuous service in olive drab. He returned from France prior to retirement.
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Tanlac credited with restoring Akron woman’s health
Mrs. Sarah Ross of Akron Ohio reports gaining twenty four pounds after taking Tanlac following an operation that left her weak and unable to work. She says meals caused distress and fatigue but improvement began with the first bottle and she now runs her home normally. Tanlac is sold at multiple Ohio towns including Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville Buchtel Federal and Glouster.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Tanlac
Athens
Cline’s
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
J. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
Glouster
le Favor’s Pharmacy
Liggett Led A Army Career From Argonne To Western Command
General Liggett, key figure from the Argonne through World War I, led the Western department with headquarters in California and Pennsylvania. Born in Reading in 1857, he rose with Pershing and Funston, reorganized border patrols on the Pacific coast, and planned a peacetime army before retiring to California.
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Language of the underworld word lore at trial in Columbus
Testimony at Columbus trials reveals slang used by crooks. Terms like high jack man, rod, gat, open up a barrage, spring a man, bull, gumshoe, spotter, jimmy and grand define robberies and purses. A 30 grand haul means thirty thousand dollars.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Emphasizes Brand Name
An advertisement urges parents to look for the word California on the bottle to ensure the best and most harmless laxative for children. It notes the fruity taste and advises following full bottle directions.
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Cabinet Views on Ausciate Cabinet Views on Ausciate
Secretary Patea to lay before Harding and the cabinet the results of state department inquiries concerning the proposal. Advat ages accrue British business men out of the agreement recently reached between England and the soviets were to be outlined by Secretary Hughes. Secretary Hoover, who views the soviet proposal with disfavor under present conditions, is expected to submit statistics bearing on Russia's resources.
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Obituary of William H. Irwin 1840 1921 longtime Hebbardsville resident
William H. Irwin born September 1840 died March 12 1921 at age 80 years five months. Seventh of eleven children of John and Mary Baxter Irwin, survived by wife Isabella Sisson and six children. He served in Co C 141st Infantry, was a Presbyterian elder, Masonic lodge and G A R member for sixty years. Funeral notice includes card of thanks from Mrs W H Irwin and family with thanks to local friends, T W Coe, Dr. Stanley, Rev. Miller and singers.
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Meigs County
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George Irwin
Albany
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Bucyrus
Emma Northrup
Crookaville
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141St Infantry
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Hebbardsville
Masonic Lodge
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Mabel Pearson
Marion, C
Mildred Jacobs
Bucyrus, O
Bessie Hall
Crooksville
Orville B
Vernon
Cora May Irwin
Dana
Emmett Riley
Nini Irwin
Athens
T. W. Coe
Dr. Stanley
Miller
W. H. Irwin
Illiteracy Campaign Planned to Tackle Athens County
Plans announced by Prof. S. K. Mardis aim to aggressively combat illiteracy in Athens county. A Thursday meeting of the executive committee led by County Superintendent Alex Root approved immediate action with evening classes at Sugar Creek and The Plains. Supt. Root will lead rural work in Athens township while Supt. Stailey oversees the city district as basic English and grammar are taught.
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S. K. Mardis
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Freckle Remedy Promises Quick Removal
A March freckles remedy promises clear skin with Othine double strength from a druggist applied night and morning. The ad claims even dark freckles fade in days and light ones disappear with a money back guarantee if Othine fails.
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Fresh Rolls and Pastries Add to Easter Dining
ET offers fresh rolls pies and cakes to enhance Easter meals. The bakery highlights its renowned pastry and bread and urges customers to place orders early to ensure supply.
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