Philadelphia Woman Credits Vegetable Compound After Seven Years
Mrs. Margaret Ness of Philadelphia says she suffered seven years with back pain irregularities and weakness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her condition and reports friends also benefited. The ad urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Margaret Ness
Hazzard St
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Vinol Promises Boost to Aged Pitman Woman
Mrs F Anderson of Pitman New Jersey says Vinol restored her strength after a weak run down condition following daughter’s gift. Two bottles improved appetite rest quality and energy. McKee Drug Co and local drug stores carry the tonic with a money back guarantee if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitman
N. J
Zemo Eczema Remedy Ad Offers Quick Relief and Healing
A Cleveland based ad promotes Zemo from the A W Rose Co. It markets greasy salves as unsuitable for clear skin and claims quick itching relief and healing for eczema and other skin troubles. The price is 35 cents or $1 for extra large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the &. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Bohemian Romance Reveals Family Promises in Letter
In a vivid narrative letter, a lively aunt recalls a visit from Jack and a talk about Louise and Regina. The aunt elicits thoughts on matrimony from Jack and hints at a plan to confront his mother to free him from a controlling promise. The piece blends humor with emotional tension as family ties and love intersect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Louise
Wilbur Howard
Regina
Glouster Beats Locals at Ohio Field Saturday
The John Hancock Hi baseball team defeated the locals at Ohio Field in Glouster last Saturday afternoon. Early errors gave way to fair play after the fifth frame as both pitchers held hits low. Randolph and Woodruff led with three hits, while Hancock showed steady improvement. a clash with Athens Hits looms next Wednesday. Umpire Dr Davia officiated.
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Ohio
Randolph
Woodruff
John Hancock
Athens
Marriage Licenses Issued For Wise Schoonover Pair
Licenses granted to Herbert J Wise 23 miner and Clara Schoonover 19 of Buchtel along with George Brown 19 miner and Mealy Stump 18 of Millfield for lawful matrimony.
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Herbert J. Wise
Miner
Clara Schoonover
Buchtel
George Brown
Mealy Stump
Millfield
Red Cross Relief Aids 600 Ruined French Towns
The Ohio War Board notes France's ruinous villages as famine and gas endanger civilians. The American Red Cross ships food clothing blankets beds stoves and tools behind the front to aid families left destitute. Subscriptions to the Red Cross war fund are urged to continue relief efforts.
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Ohio War Board
France
American Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Athens County Fails To Save Babies In First Quarter
Ohio records show Athens County added 89 child deaths January through March 1918, with 24 potential saves, 15 excess over quota. Across 22 cities and 12 counties, total baby savings reached 184, while Cincinnati and Columbus fell short, and Cleveland saved 68 over 1916.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of
State Department of Health
Athens County
Athens
Nelsonville
Auglaize
Coshocton
Delaware
Gallia
Hancock
Hardin
Huron
Morrow
Noble
Union
van Wert
Madison
Delphos
Conneaut
East Liverpool
Salem
Gallipolis
Xenia
Norwood
Findlay
Kenton
Bellevue
Jackson
Mt. Vernon
Bellefontaine
Elyria
Piqua
Cicelyville
Mansfield
Tiffin
Bowling Green
Wapakoneta
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment Praised by Cincinnati Workman
Joseph Wood of 319 East Fifth Street Cincinnati manufactures picture frames by hand. He credits Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment with easing his rheumatism and preserving the quality of his tedious, self done work. He plans to finish his course and recommends it to others. Tanlac is sold at Cline's Pharmacy.
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Joseph Wood
East Fifth Street
Cincinnati
Wood
Cline
Regulated Draft Change Reclassifies 750000 Men for War Effort
Provost Marshal General Crowder announces that able bodied men aged 21 to 31 will be reclassified to support national defense or enter military service. The plan expands wartime labor assignments to essential industries and may bring many previously exempt workers into service. Local boards will decide cases on merit, with exemptions for domestic need weakened.
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Crowder
Baker
House Military Affairs Committee
Wilson
Stamp Drive in Schools a Huge Success
The Thrift Stamp contest in Athens schools shows strong results with East Side Building two week sales totaling $513 and Central Building $924.50. Top rooms include Miss Deavitt's fourth grade with $185.75 and Mr. Edwards's eighth grade with $281.50. total high school stamps reach $2843.50, per pupil over ten dollars, twice the annual quota.
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Athens
East Side
Deavitt
Central
Mr. Edwards
Misa Rader
the Majestic
Supt. Morgan
Wheat harvest begun in Texas in 1918 season
Fort Worth Texas May 28 wheat harvest began yesterday in Benton Cook and Wise counties with the new crop ripening faster than on the prairies due to better land.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Benton
Cook
Wise
President Wilson to address Congress on tax revenue
Washington May 27 President Wilson will speak to Congress this afternoon on the subject of tax revenue.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
A Spring Medicine Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Health
A spring tonic Hood’s Sarsaparilla is advertised as a safe blood purifier and vitalizer. The ad touts forty years of success against scrofula eczema humors catarrh rheumatism and general debility and claims it aids digestion and provides red blood for all ages.
Body of Unknown Man Found Along Hocking River
A decomposed body of a white man about 50, weighing 180 pounds, was found late Saturday on a sandbar along the Hocking river between Canaanville and Guysville by Pearl Dixon. Coroner and Sheriff investigated. no identification or missing-person report. body buried at Guysville by Undertaker Finsterwald.
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Hocking
Canaanville
Guysville
Pearl Dixon
Dixon
Johnson
Finsterwald
Lowry
Parker
Healthy skin through lecithin and Bio-feren tonic
An advertisement urges women to improve complexion by restoring nerves with lecithin and tron compounds found in Bio-feren. It touts health benefits, easy pellet form, physician endorsement, a money-back guarantee, and a one dollar package from Sentanel Remedies Co. Inc. Cincinnati Ohio.
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Bloferen
E Sentanel Remedies Co. Inc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Don’t Let Catarrh Drag You into Consumption
The advice warns that catarrh can worsen and move toward the lungs, causing consumption. It asserts local sprays fail and promotes S. S. as a blood-clearing remedy that addresses the disease at its source. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle and seek free medical guidance from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Bakers License Rules Move on Flour Users
Bakers using three barrels of wheat flour monthly must obtain a Bakers License. The U.S. Food Administration requires weekly duplicate reports to the County Food Administration Committee, detailing weekly inventories, purchases, usage, and end-of-week stock. Licenses will be canceled for noncompliance, so bakers should file promptly.
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United States Food Administration
County Food Administration
The
Food Administration
County Committee
Knights of Columbus urged wheat conservation policy
The Ohio state council of the Knight of Columbus backs an intensive food conservation policy urging members to further reduce wheat usage until the next harvest, pledging cooperation with the U S Food Administration. A resolution to this effect was received by Fred Croxton, Ohio food administrator.
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Ohio State Council
Knight of Columbus
United States Food Administration
Fred (. Croxton
Ohio
Japan Builds Notable Astronomical Observatory
Japan erects a major telescope observatory in Tokio claimed to rival similar facilities in the United States and Europe in size and completeness. Ecuador reports a tree that yields berries suitable for soap production and other uses.
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Japan
Tokio
United States
Europe
Limited Oil Use on Roads During War
Washington reports limited use of oil and coal products for public road work during the war. Deliveries require approval by a fuel administration and Department of Agriculture committee. Aim is to prevent road deterioration while meeting military and essential industry demands.
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Washington
The
Fuel Administration
Office of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
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Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Vinol
Greta * Er
McKee Drug Co
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Copeland
Martzolff
Dunkle
Rupp
Porter
Niece
Glouster
Ohio Field
John Hancock Hi Baseballers
Davia
Cline’s
Beecham
K. of
C's
Ecuador
Lowe Brothers
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