Nerv Worth touted after neighbor’s praise in Parkersburg
A signed testimonial from Mary Duncan of 1331 Dilloway St Parkersburg praises Nerv Worth as the best medicine for nervousness and sleeplessness after trying several doctors. She plans a second bottle and a full cure, with McKee Drug selling Nerv Worth in Athens and a money back guarantee. The notice ends with war bonds and Liberty Bond appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreman
Parkersburg
Mary Duncan
Dilloway St
McKee Drug Store
Sella
Gwan
Men Qualify for Army Now Being Tested
Men in Class 1 with order numbers 3101 through 3300 accepted for general service are listed, including Charles E. Staneart Athens and Thomas E. Leslie Coolville among others. Also listed are 3201 to 3250 names and 251 to 3300 names with numerous hometowns such as Nelsonville Athens Glouster and Columbus. Additional names show those accepted for special or limited service and a separate 3201 to 3300 set. Buy War Savings Stamps. The Roman catacombs are 580 miles long with an estimated 15,000,000 interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Schrappe
Gouster
R. Cd
Waldo Walter Buck
Guysville
Alfred Maye Jr
Buechtel
Arthur Deeter
Stewart
Andy Beny
Poston
Everett Ayers
Chauncey
William = Stee
Buchtel
Frank Bowers
Nelsonville
R. D
Ray Lewis Davis
Sharpeburg
Everett Dale Russell
Toledo
Lawrence McDonald
I D
George Dishong
R D
John Canter
Murray
Thomas Haynes Wilson
Donald Betts
Wm. Jennings Wallace
James Albert Riley
Athens
John Henry Wagner
Frank Gall
Tolister
Roscoe Schoonover
Hockingport
George EB. McLaughlin
Masailon
James A. Glover
James Wiley Mingus
Glouster
James Tosey
Hollister
Guy Barrows
John William Hunter
Trimble
Harry Matheny
Robert Ellis
Philadelphia
Fred North
Amesville
Harvey Love
Raymond Thompson
Harry W. Baughman
New Marshfield
Wm. Lowry
Edward Beitelschies
Doctors Urge Iron and Phosphated Iron Use
Leading doctors nationwide promote Phosphated Iron as a reliable blood and nerve tonic. They claim it builds blood, eases fatigue, improves sleep, and boosts energy, especially in spring when people feel run down. The article urges consumers to insist on capsule form from McKee Drug Company and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Company
Casualty List Totals 96 Names Including KIA and Wounded
Washington May 2 United Press reports a casualty list of 96 names with 11 killed in action three missing two dead of wounds seven dead of disease three by accident three of other causes seven severely wounded and 60 slightly wounded. Capt Frank J Casill and Lts Samuel Miller and Robert H Jeffrey now listed as prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Washington
United Press
Frank J. Casill
Samuel Miller
Robert H. Jeffrey
Fred Mitchell
Louis Oberman
Ira C. Watkins
Horseshoer
Stanley Dobosz
John S. Cunningham
George A. Fairchild
Frank W. Ferraro
Joseph Francis
Arthur C. Franz
Daniel L. Romeri
Jacob Tompoworowski
James C. Lee
Henry J. Hauflake
Sidney C. Kinch
August Leo Sundvall
Roy Dixon
Robert M. Wilcox
Manly D. Jackson
Richard W. Judd
Clarence F. Kelley
Louis Page
Harold E. Rowland
Luigi Tallarico
Clayton C. Ingersoll
Forest A. Rippy
George F. Sanderson
Michael Fpf
St. John
Carl Syedman
Charles A. Winner
John H. Peegel
Frederick B. Stokes
Thos
Fr. Byron
Kenneth W. Lovell
Edward d'Olic
Joseph R. Gemski
Raymond EE. Jordan
Frank J. Abbott
Will F. Lovett
Edward ©. Swenson
Soldier Brother Letters From Camp Laurel Maryland 1918
Hughie Mallen writes from Camp Laurel Maryland to Mrs J v Shannon describing camp life on April 22 1918. He notes regiments present including the 57th 23rd 601st and 66th Engineers 300 men in mobilizing units tents around a race track dress parade and moving pictures. He praises officers good food and conditions and expresses homesickness and eagerness for news back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. v. Shannon
New Marshfield
Hughie Mallen
Camp Laurel
Maryland
Laurel
Maryland State Fair Grounds
57Th
66Th Engineers
Lamin
France
Company A. 66Th Engineers
Athens High School Roof Garden Revue Delights Local Audiences
A large Athens High School production mixed minstrel style elements with modern numbers in a 100 plus cast. Songs by Frank Kircher Howard Bobo and Dean Copeland drew strong response while dancing and colorfully staged pieces like Wait till the Cows Come Home and Liberty Bell impressed. The show benefited Playgrounds and will repeat next Monday after many turned away. A twilight School of Music recital followed with piano violin and vocal selections pleasing the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
Academy of Dancing
Betsy Ross
Charles Woodworth
Harold Wise
Ruth Strahl
Frances Hatch
Frances Cooksey
Potatoes Instead of Wheat Advice From A Food Column
A food note urges replacing bread with potatoes. It recommends smooth medium potatoes baked for about forty minutes until soft, with skin broken slightly to release steam, then served promptly.
Boiled Potatoes Prep and Cooking Tips
Select potatoes of uniform size and wash without peeling or pare only a thin skin. Drop into cold water to prevent browning. Boil in salted water until fork tender, then drain, dry, and salt. Keep hot until serving. If boiling with jackets on, pare a narrow band from the center to aid peeling.
Lyonnaise Potatoes Quick Pan Method
A quick Lyonnaise style dish. Sauté 5 minutes in fat with a small onion sliced thin. Add 3 cold boiled potatoes sliced 1/4 inch, salt and pepper. Mix with onion and fat until browned on the bottom. Fold like an omelet and serve on a hot platter.
Potato Bake With Milk And Cheese Layering
A recipe describes washing and slicing potatoes then layering in a greased dish with salt and fat. Add hot milk to nearly cover, bake about one and a quarter hours in a moderate oven, or slow stove-top finish. Cheese may be sprinkled on each layer.
Athens Native John A Courtney Serves as Corporal at Camp Sherman
John A Courtney, a former Athens boy and Athens High School Class of 1908 graduate, is serving as a corporal in the 13th Company of the 4th T R Battalion at Camp Sherman. He has lived in Marion, Ohio for several years and is believed to have joined Camp Sherman with the latest Ohio draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Courtney
Athens
Athens High School
Camp Sherman
13Th Company
4Th
T. R. Batt
Courtney
Marion
Ohio
Ohio Selects
Fully meets the requirements of the Cold Pack canning process
A concise note confirms the process adheres to established safety and quality standards. The text highlights compliance with recommended steps for handling, processing, and sealing jars, ensuring product stability and shelf life. No further details provided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia
Grafonola
Columbia Graphophone Co
North Court Street
Athens, Ohio
Stone's
Union Grocery Co
Charles Ernest Staneart
W A. Moorehead
Thomas E. Leslie
Coolville
Howard Thomas Newsome
Benjamin Franklin Allgood
Carbondale
Himer Gould
William D. Matthews
Hiram E. Forrest
Orville Bobo
Homer
McAfee
Clyde Dupler
Columbus
Clarence Albert Grimm
Harry Jackson
Broadwell
Andrew
Mount
Oliver Orn
Harry H. Smith
Carl Summers
Ewing Hall
School of Music
Sr. Alexanders. Thompson
Rachel Hopkins
Margaret Lacy
Marvella Jacoby
Merwin
Walsh
Robert Horn
Margaret Merwin
Doris Henry
Helen Betts
Stella Studer
Marzuella Richards
Jessie Mills
Margaret Harshman
Lizzie Daniels
Opera House
McKee’s
John Courtney
Piel
London
Henry W. Cotner
White and Nash Trucks
Athens Co
Buick Co
Stedman
The
F. C. Stedman Company
the Chas. Demolet Co
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