Indigestion Remedy Promoted by Pink Pills Testimony
Mrs. J H Smith of New Castle credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of stomach trouble caused by overwork and worry. She notes relief within weeks, renewed appetite, improved sleep, stronger nerves, and no headaches. Pills sold by druggists or directly from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady price 50 cents per box or six for 2 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smith
State Street
New Castle
Dr. Williams
Nerv Worth tonic promotoes nerves and strength in Portsmouth copy
Local testimonial from GEO. THOMPSON of Portsmouth praising Nerv Worth tonic for influenza recovery nervous weakness and digestive help. Claims it steadies nerves liver tone bowel regulation appetite sleep and pain relief with purchase at McKee Drug Store and Hickman’s Pharmacy.
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Geo. Tompson
Findlay St
Portsmouth
Me. Thompson
Caps Contracting Company
Portamouth
McKee Drug Store
Athens
Hickman
Building Strike Eases in Columbus Amid Talks
In Columbus, Ohio, May 18, building trade workers may end their strike within days. George McCullough, secretary of the building trades council, said several thousand men are out and that unions and joyers hope to settle differences with employers over the closed shop. Contractors report little disruption to work.
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Columbus
George McCullough
Building Trades Council
Srike
Milks Emulsion touted as remedy for stomach troubles
Bert Becker of Miami Ohio reports relief from chronic stomach pain and constipation after using Milks Emulsion. The ad claims improved digestion, weight gain, appetite, and energy with a money back guarantee. Sold by local Athens and Nelsonville pharmacies in price 60 cents and 1.20.
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Mr. Becker
Bert Becker
Miami
Ohio
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens
Fountain Pharmacy Co
Nelsonville
Famous Band Heads Columbus Visit to Athens
More than two hundred Columbus business leaders arrive by special train at 12 45 to meet Athens heads of manufacturing and jobbers. The 166th Infantry Band will entertain, with a noon lunch at the Chamber of Commerce and a depot welcome led by the Rainbow Band.
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Athens 4
Columbus
Manufacturers and Jobbers Association
166Th Infantry
Cocerns
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Inehers
Union Station
Court House
Party of Columbus
Hocking
Sunday Creek
Lancaster
Logan
Nelsonville
Glouster
Corning
New Lexington
Rainbow Band
France
W. A. Sands
Karb
Donahue
Schwartz
Jobbers Association
Moose chiefs ready to carry up their fight
Ground work for progressives to control the Republican national convention was laid by a dozen Moose leaders in Chicago. The conference included Henry J. Allen Gifford Pinchot Robert P. Bass Clarence P. Dodge Alexander C. Moore Howard B. Clark Henry H. Wallace Frank P. Carrick William H. Dye Donald R. Richberg and Harold L. Ickes. They plan to resume in two weeks with Hiram Johnson and Chester Rowell likely attending. The platform calls for no backward steps and a presidential candidate and platform aligned with Theodore Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Ill
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Clarence P. Dodge
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alexander C. Moore
Pittsburg
Howard B. Clark
Washington, D. C
Henry H. Wallace
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank P. Carrick
Nebraska
William H. Dye
Indiana
Donald R. Richberg
Harold L. Ickes
Hiram Johnson
Chester Rowell
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Davis Coal Case Heads Toward Out of Court Settlement
The Joe B. Davis coal case in common pleas court looked to settle Tuesday forenoon after双方 met to discuss a possible out of court agreement. Harry Power alleges Davis misappropriated Highland Mining Company funds, a charge Davis denies from the stand. Davis proposed taking the mining properties and paying the $82 000 in liens, a proposal the plaintiff rejected. Davis then offered to transfer the properties and clear the encumbrances if Power would accept. The conference followed Davis’s statement.
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Joe B. Davis
Common Pleas Court
Harry Power
Davis
Highland Mining Company
Jury Excuse Sparks Lighthearted Judge Fishing Pair
In Enid Oklahoma on May 18 Geo Scifres tells the court he cannot serve on the jury because only a legitimate excuse applies. Judge Roberts responds and jokes that he’ll go fishing too. The judge then contemplates a moment and says he will accompany Scifres.
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Enid, Okla
Geo. Scifres
Wisconsin Legion ratifies principal points in state
Milwaukee May 13 The Wisconsin division approved the principal points of the American Legion declaration as announced by Chairman EB I Ackley of Milwaukee marking the first state ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
American Legion
EB. I. Ackley
Wisconsin
War department to ship surplus army meat abroad
Europe will get surplus meat as the War Department unloads 264 million pounds abroad to aid relief efforts. Senators and consumer groups oppose the move, warning it could raise domestic prices while some say it will not lower prices locally. Experts say canned meat abroad is needed more than at home and the public resists consuming canned varieties.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
National Consumer League
War Baker
League
Herbert Hoover
Foreign Relief Commission
New York
H. A. Chandler
Columbia
University Economics Department
Julian Heath
National Housewives League
Chicago
Ill
German delegates seek St Germain talks with Austria
Versailles May 13 German peace representatives plan to confer with Austrian delegates at St Germain on the morrow. A courier will carry a note from Foreign Minister Brockdorff Rantzau to Berlin for transmission to Vienna. The German foreign minister requests French approval for three German delegates to meet the Austrians at St Germain upon their arrival from Vienna.
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Versailles
St. Germain
Brockdorff- Rantzau
Foreign Office
Vienna
Zanesville Council Sets Clocks Back One Hour Saturday
At a city council meeting in Zanesville Ohio the body approved a resolution to set clocks back one hour next Saturday night at midnight without specifying Eastern or Central time.
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Zanesville, O
McBee announces birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs C F McBee
Mr and Mrs C F McBee announce the arrival of an eight pound daughter born Monday evening at 5 30 o clock. Both mother and child are reported well and the father is receiving congratulations from friends.
Yesterday's Hero-Miller Hue Gins In Baseball Action
The Yanks and Senators tied after twenty seven innings as a side issue to ostracism. The Giants made six errors but the Dodgers won 3 to 2. Claude Hendrix failed to shut down the Pirates in the eleventh as Cubs won 8 to 2. Cleveland lost despite few hits while Tigers erred twice, Indians won 4 to 4. White Sox beat Browns 4 to 3 with Eddie Collins injuring a tendon during the win.
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Miller Huegins
Brick Owens
Yankee
Yanks
Senators
Giants
Dodgers
Claude Hendrix
Pirates
Cubs
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Browns
Eddie Collins
East and West to Clash Today in Baseball Clash
United Press report from New York outlines an expected high pitched series between the Reds led by Pat Moran and the Cubs led by Fred Mitchell facing the Dodgers and Giants. It notes pitching and hitting strengths on both coasts and bets on how McGraw and Robinson will reshape their clubs.
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H. C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Wilbert Robinson
John McGraw
Pat Moran
Reds
Brooklyn
Fred Mitchell
Cubs
Giants
Eller
Fisher
Bressler
Dodgers
Pfeffer
Marquard
Cadore
Cincinnati
Chicago
Greater
Cub
Fred Toney
Pou Perritt
Mitchell
Gompers Meets Federation Leaders in New York
Important labor issues faced the executive committee of the American Federation of Labor at its meeting with President Gompers here today. Gompers, recovering from injuries in a recent automobile accident, expected to participate in the entire meeting. Topics included reconstruction of railroads and national and international issues for the federation's upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Federation
German delegates buy champagne in Versailles reports
Paris newspapers note that German delegates have purchased 1600 francs worth of champagne since arriving in Versailles this week. The expenditure highlights social courtesy amid high level talks but draws comment from observers.
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Paris
Versailles
Soldier in France Reports Appendicitis and Homeward Hope
Sergeant Arch M. Milliran of the 75th Company 6th Regiment USMC writes from France that he underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. He describes feeling better with his unit and jokes about the local language while expressing eagerness to be sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmand Leighty
Strouds Run
R. D
Arch M. Milliran
75Th Co
Ex-champion Jack Johnson faces rebuffs in Mexico City
Ex-champion pugilist Jack Johnson, who arrived in Mexico to stage boxing exhibitions, is met with a cool reception. A hotel delegation and city officials denounce his presence as immoral and refuse further engagements. Local merchants also refuse service to him and his wife, worsening the row.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Jack Johnson
Johnson
New Orleans
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