Prospective Ford Truck Draws Local Interest
Pearson and Beasley, dealers, toured Pros jondsy to showcase a sturdy truck built by Prospect Manufacturing. The vehicle is praised for hill climbing and modern design, with local opinion deeming it capable of meeting all requirements. The old fire team was sold to Bally Smith of Chauncey and began a new job yesterday.
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Pearson
Fred Beasey
President Warns on Dogs Killing Rabbits at Club
The president cites many complaints about dogs harming young rabbits and warns members to keep dogs at home. Miss Wilma Scott is named as the club’s youngest lady member at 2 years 10 months, and Dow Martin Jr. as the youngest gentleman at 1 year of age. The rule forbids trot lines in Wolf's basin while allowing pole and line fishing for all at Wolf's basin.
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Wilma Scott
Dow Martin Jr
John
Wolf's Basin
Jack
Nelsonville Painters and Paperhangers Meet May 27
A Nelsonville painters and paperhangers Association meeting is set for 7 20 Thursday night May 27 at the plumbing shop of Chas Evans on Columbus Street. All painters and paperhangers are invited to attend.
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Nelsonville Painters and Paperhangers Association
Chas
Evans
Columbus Street
Utatting Club Hosts Tasting Evening at Mrs Carrie Grimm’s
Mrs Carrie Grimm led a tasting club gathering at her Poplar street home with guests from Sparks Nevada and Columbus Ohio. Attending members included Mrs Harrold Mechem, Mrs Stanley Mechem, Mrs Cecil Shafer, Mrs Ed Leonard Cooley, Miss Ethel Gibbs and other local ladies.
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Carrie ‘Grimm
Poplar Street
Spears
Sparks
Nev
Dave Evans
Columbus
Nathen Hill
Lynn -Chapman
Winfield Owens
Mesdames Harrold Mechem
Stanley Mechem
Ene Shafer
Cecil Shafer
Leonard Cooley
Fred Edington
Frank Freer Misses
Ethel Gibbs
Nellester
Hazel
Rosser
Erma Wilson
Ttie Cooley
Edington
Roofing and repair services at 500 Poplar St Nelsonville
Local ads advertise roofing spouting roof painting and general repair work with 6 AM to 6 PM operation at 500 Poplar St Nelsonville. Other notices include small business promos, hats sale, dance event, feed shipments and secondhand furniture offers with various phone references and dates in 1923 style notices.
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Poplar St
Nelson- Stee
Pepto Mangan Ad Ensures Red Blood Nourishment
An advertisement promotes Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic to enrich blood and boost red cell production. It claims the product improves vitality by supplying essential nutrients and urges readers to ask their druggist for Guide’s when ordering Pepto Mangan. The ad notes both liquid and tablet forms share the same medicinal properties.
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Eas Gade
Sam Medicing
Gude
Advt
Time to Get Rid Your Rheumatism Miss Mayme Keplar Returns
A jumble of social visits and travels reports friends in Columbus and Athens. Mrs. Ray Sims and two daughters of Coshocton visit the Cooks in their Columbus trip. The missionary society meets today for a session with Mrs. Goratema in Athens. Chamberlain's Liniment is recommended for rheumatism with quick relief and no internal medicine.
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Mayme Keplar
Columbus
T. 8. Barron
Ethel Sere
Rs. F. Beasley
Alice
Joe Briggs
Ray Sims
Coshocton
Charles Cook
Ed C. Cooley
Logan
Catherine Spencer
Athens
Eee Spencer
Wm Humphrey
Www. Johnson
eArthur
Society of the P Church
Taday
Neg
Twood
Aessibaa Goratema
Henry Verity
Carl North
Billy
New Straitsville
Lulu Parry
George Schwenke
Thomas
Longsiak
Herbert Powell
Mra
A. Courtney
the Plains
Huston
Megu Auther
Irs
Siebert
Prohibition Leaders to Address 46th State Meeting
Spearheaded by prohibition workers veterans will address the forty sixth state gathering in Columbus on May 26. Rev A B Watkins Germantown and Virg il G Henshaw Chicago are among speakers. John H Ferguson Delaware treasurer will give the keynote in the morning session. Afternoon program covers delegate election and nominations for presidential electors and state tickets.
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Columbus
Prohibition
Sprestios
Prohibition Party
Rev
A. 8. Watkins
Germantown
Prohibit
Virgil G. Henshaw
Chicago
John H. Ferguson
Delaware
GLOUSTER GAR Members Laud Sunday Memorial Service
Members of the G A R express appreciation for an excellent program at First Baptist Church last Sunday. The sermon by Rev. Good drew praise, and a special church program was well received by G A R members and a large crowd.
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First Baptist Church
Good
G A.R
Wrest Asters
Decoration day activities and school hiring in Ohio areas
Decoration day will be observed Saturday at Glouster Bishopville Jackson ville and Concord with committees in charge of decorating. State aid and salary schedules were discussed by county and state education officials, with Glouster following the district plan. New teachers are hired for high and grade levels, vacancies to be filled, and a complete list to follow.
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Glouster
Bishopville
Hollister
Trimble
Jacksonville
Concord
Reigel
Columbue
Baia
Memorial Services and Decoration Day Observed in Burlingham
Memorial services will be held at the church followed by a day of celebration. Decoration Day will be observed on Saturday at Burlingham with Prof. J. H. Comstock of Ohio University delivering an address and speakers from Pomeroy. A picnic dinner will be provided for attendees.
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Burlingham
J. H. Comstock
Ohio University
Pomeroy
Edward Reid Dies in Minnesota at 54
Edward D. Reid 54 longtime Bridgeport nurseryman who ran eastern Ohio’s largest nursery died suddenly in St. Paul Minnesota where he served as an official of a landscape architecture firm.
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Edward Reid
Bridgeport
Edward D. Reid
Ohio
St. Paul
Minn
Intentional Pass Rule In Baseball Faces Mixed Reactions
Henry L. Farrell reports from New York that the intentional pass against Babe Ruth drew boos as fans demanded fair play. National League president John A Heydler says the rule is not fully successful but has limited impact and may curb some abuse while umpires struggle to enforce it fairly.
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Henry L. Farrell
United
New York
Babe Ruth
Leonard
Demon Slugger
Itchman
Hugh
Babe
Ruth
Si Bing
Ray Schalk
Steve O'Neill
Frank Snyder
Muddy Ruel
John A. Heydler
National League
Beauty and health link in women’s appearance claim
The article argues beauty stems from health not cosmetics. It says biliousness and constipation hinder beauty and touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy paired with diet and exercise for young women with regular features to be beautiful.
Bergdoll Sightings Reported Across Several Cities
Philadelphia May 26 authorities investigated reports that Grover C Bergdoll the convicted draft dodger was seen in multiple locations with some clues traced to various places though police questioned the tips value and Bergdoll remained at large.
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Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Escaped detainee linked to $100,000 stash
A felon who escaped the guard while en route to a reported stash site is tied to a claim of hiding $100,000. Authorities trace the escape to recent movements since last Friday and probe the alleged concealment location.
Canton to Add Four Detectives and Raise Wages Citywide
Canton plans to add four detectives to its plain clothes force at once and seeks increased wages in nearly every department. A seizure at Alliance led to the release of a truck load of whiskey consigned to the Canton Drug Company.
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Canton
City
Canton Drug Company
Alliance
Presbyterians Debate Withdraw From Interchurch Movement
Philadelphia May 26 The general assembly of the Presbyterian church debated withdrawal from the Interchurch World Movement. Six hours of discussion yielded no decision on whether to withdraw or continue moral and financial support. The withdrawal resolution moved to the resolutions committee.
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Philadelphia
Interchurch World Movement
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Resolutions Committee
John Willis Baer
Pastadena
Cal
Mark Matthews
Washington
Jas. M. Speers
Interchurch
Rocketeer J
Aedes
Man Contemplates World as Crazy in Delicate Paradox
A quirky reflection suggests some minds may misread reality as chaotic yet assume others share a sane view. The aphorism contrasts personal doubt with collective certainty, hinting at the fragility of judgment.
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