Poorly Made German Warplanes Weigh On Front Lines
British dispatch from France notes dull summer days yet constant air activity as German aircraft suffer from weak construction. A captured pilot cites brittle wires and tubing and poor welding in Baron von Richthofen’s plane. Prisoner reports high training casualties and only about 80 percent of pilots reaching the line.
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France
Baron von Richthofen
The Trial by Jury at College Next Tuesday
Ohio University Choral Society will present Sir Arthur Sullivan's The Trial by Jury next Tuesday evening. The light opera burlesques English customs with witty irony and features a dressed in wig and gown judge and feather pen counsel amid a full orchestral accompaniment.
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Ohio University Choral Society
Arthur Sullivan
England
Damage Case Settled In Carbondale Coal Co Lawsuit
Wesley Barstow sued The Carbondale Coal Co for 10000 damages over mine injuries. Jury in common pleas court disagreed but the case ended by agreement with Barstow awarded 800 and costs. Jury dismissed until June 3.
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Carbondale Coal Co
Barstow
Common Pleas Court
Peterboro City Teamsters to Receive Five Dollar Day
Peterboro Ontario will pay its city teamsters five dollars per day in a new wage plan. The move reflects adjustments aimed at improving local labor conditions and standardizing pay for municipal workers.
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Peterboro
Can
Teamstera
Mothers Bring In Children For U S Tests In Athens
Twenty eight children were measured and weighed at the City Building under the Child Welfare Bureau of the Council of National Defense. Mothers of children under six were urged to appear with their child at designated times and streets.
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Child Welfare Bureau
Council of National Defense
Athens
Brown Avenue
Walker Street
Hanlon Avenue
Lancaster Congress
South Congress
Grosvenor
Franklin Avenue
Carpenter Streets
Gard
C. T. Moore
Old Lady finds salvation in vision for maimed war heroes
In a visiting Red Cross setting, a tearful mother shares a revelation about postwar aid for soldiers becoming maimed. She recalls Civil War memories and predicts a future where veterans are given wooden limbs, training, and dignified work, with society supporting their souls as well as bodies.
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Red Cross
Simeon
Mary
Clapp
Abraham
Isaac
God
Nerv-Worth tonic and laxative ad promises health boost
An Athens drugstore promotes Nerv-Worth Tonic and Nerv-Worth Tablets as a spring health aid. The copy claims cleansing the system aids digestion boosts appetite builds up nerves and prevents disease, offering a dollar back if the tonic fails to benefit the buyer.
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McKee
Athens
Athens Plumber Seeks New Pipes After Health Cure
An Athens plumber, troubled by gas and severe colic, credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing his stomach and intestinal pains. He claims the product removes mucus and inflammation, easing conditions from stomach issues to appendicitis, and offers a money back guarantee.
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McKee Drug Co
Wheatless Meatless Meals and Substitutes
In a period cooking note, substitutes for meat and wheat are listed with items like milk, cheese, oats, beans, fish, and potatoes. A cream cheese breading and peanut mixtures are described for making flat cakes fried in fat. A second recipe steers toward a barley flour loaf with oats, syrup, eggs, baking powder, and a hot oven.
War veteran Captain Lambkin to speak at Athens luncheon
Large crowd expected at noon as the Athens Chamber of Commerce hosts Captain H. L. Lambkin detailing his Canadian army service. He survived Vimy Ridge gas attacks, wears the British War Cross, and remains color blind. Speech to be given at the Methodist church Friday. tickets on sale at four drug stores.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
H. L. Lambkin
Athens
Vimy Ridge
Lambkin
Ottawa
Methodist
War Chest approves county quota for National Red Cross fund
Athens county is assigned twenty five thousand dollars of the one hundred million National Red Cross War Fund assessment. The Board of Control, Messrs Mocesere Biddle Zenner Baird Dan ford Brown and Pritchard, ordered a voucher for the amount after reviewing fairness. The report urges prompt collection along with fundraising.
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Athens County
National Red Cross War Fund
Board of Control
Mocesere
Biddle
Zenner
Baird
Danford
Brown
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church to Hold June 2 Service
Officials announce an all day service at the Presbyterian church in Hebbardsville on Sunday June 2 replacing the May 26 date. The forence service will be run by the children and in the afternoon Dr B L Evans of Athens will deliver an address.
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Presbyterian Church
Hebbardsville
Forence
B. LD. Evans
Athens
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