Dr Williams Pink Pills Marketed as Blood Builder
Advertisements tout Dr Williams Pink Pills as a system booster for anaemia and general debility. Case anecdotes describe relief from headaches, digestive distress, and weakness after childbirth, with claims of improved sleep, appetite, and strength. Labels promise blood enrichment, nerve nourishment, and recovery from illnesses like pneumonia and typhoid. Availability through druggists or mail order with pricing.
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Pople
Ohio
DR. Williams
Williams
Dr. Pink
Dr. Will
Toledo
Mrs. Hassenzahil
Pink Pilla
Canton
Anna Keller
Third Street
S. W
Mrs. Keller
C. L. Bailey
No. 14
Kingsville Avenue
Ashtabula
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Glouster Methodists rack up Centenary drive total
Glouster Methodists surpass the five year Centenary drive quota of 1467 yearly, aiming for over 1500 annually and likely more than 1600 after final reporting. Local members celebrate the strong showing while families hear from overseas service and upcoming engagements.
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Glouster Methodists
Fred Returns From Overseas Service in Boston
Fred has landed at Boston after overseas service and expects discharge within a week or ten days. A social dance will be held at the Red Men hall Friday night with music by Richard's five piece orchestra and a good time assured for attendees.
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Union
Clyde Mundew
Cincinnati
L. E. Munden
Harold McDonald
O. A. McDonald
Harold
New York
Fred
Boston
Red Men Hall
Richard
Memorial and Decoration Day Service at Hebbardsville
Hebbardsville C P Church hosts annual memorial and Decoration Day exercises on Sunday June 1 with an all day program. No services at the M E Church that day. Attendees include Dan Bardin and Zimmerman families visiting local residents. The Albany charge holds its third quarterly meeting at Town House on June 1. Abe Jordan remains ill with bladder trouble and is not improved.
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Hebbardsville C. P
M. E
Dan Bardin
Athens
Alva Verity
Zimmerman
Knox
Marion Johnson
Albany
Town House
Abe Jordan
Ohio State alumni seek restoration of language department funds
Ohio State University alumni urged the legislature to restore 47000 dollars cut from the appropriation for language professors. Auditor Donahey won the dispute as the department’s funding was reinstated in the main bill after opposition.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State University
Donahey
Reuban Swinehart 77 Dies at Athens State Hospital
Reuban Swinehart died at Athens State Hospital yesterday at age 77 from enteritis. He had been a patient there for four months. The remains were shipped to New Lexington for burial by Newsom-Walburn Co. undertakers.
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Reuban Swinehart
Reuban Swinehard
Athens State Hospital
New Lexington
Newsom-Walburn Co
Untitled desolate line about a strong man and his wife
A stark line describes a powerful man falling ill and his wife alternating between fear of death and fear of survival as she confronts his weakness. The piece centers on emotion and the fragility of male strength within a domestic moment.
War Cabinet 5 About Ready to Leave the East
Washington May 29 With President Wilson's return imminent and a peace declaration in effect war cabinet members prepare to resign. Hoover McCormick Baruch Creel Garfield Hurley Baker all noted for possible departures as war agencies wind down.
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Washington
Wilson
Administration
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Garfield
Creel
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
Hoover
Europe
War Trade and the War Industries Boards
Baruch
Industries Board
Paris
Peace Commission
McCormick
Taxation Bill for Ohio Set for Final House Conference
The joint taxation committee meets in Columbus to iron out a relief bill aimed at helping near bankrupt cities. A Senate defeat stalled the measure, with Cox vetoing two relief efforts over the Smith one percent law. Republicans crave relief with liens and inheritance tax funds. Democrats resist altering the law. Representatives discuss Hopple’s certificate plan and its constitutionality with lawyers.
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Columbus. O
House
Senate
Cox
Hopple
Cleveland
Women Workers Step Forward in War Effort
The article notes women’s prominent roles in wartime labor freeing men for overseas service. It warns against overwork causing female-specific ailments and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard restorative health remedy for women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Dash Balm Promises Foot Relief For All Day Heat
An advertisement touts a small jar of Dash Balm to ease sore tired feet after long hours on bench or counter. It promises quick relief, comfortable feet, and a money back guarantee through druggists nationwide, urging War Savings Certificates as a note of value.
Republicans Move to Probe WWI Expenditures in House
Washington May 29 Republicans in the House begin probing government spending during the war. A Graham Illinois resolution to investigate the War Department opens a drive that may widen to food and fuel administrations and the war industries board. Members anticipate demands for accounts of large sums and salaries, with possible inquiries into the Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation contracts.
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Washington
House
War Department
Graham
Illinois
Wilson
Food and Fuel Administrations
War Industries Board
Moore
Pennsylvania
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
The Natural Boy Rebel Against School Order
A colorful characterization contrasts a studious boy with a natural rebel who challenges the established curriculum and discipline. The piece probes youth identity and conformity in schooling.
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Ana
Momglulial Ey
Carpenter Hardware Co. Glouster
E. Gooding Usement Company
O. Thesday
Lamborn’s Grove
Big Eli Ferris Wheel
Glouster News
R. G. Pough
Earl
Camp Sherman
D. P. Reese
Akron
J. G. Blower
Clarence Reese
Madge Walsh
Columbus
Hubert Frebault
Jacksonville
Sacred Heart Church
Miss Walsh
Mary Hatfield
Hebbardsville
WAR Cabinet
East
Will
Mark
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United Press Staff
IK Power
Wonder
Hoosier
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Henry Gee
Citizen Phone
Glouster, O
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