Woman Avoids Operation With Pinkham Medicine Testament
A North Carolina woman shares relief after seven months on Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, regaining strength and work ability despite doctors advising an operation. The letter, published to encourage others. Also note: President Harding signs November 11 as a legal holiday for this year only.
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Star
N. C
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Luirs
J. F. Hursey
N.C
Washington
Harding
Haunted Tower Tragedy Ends With Absent Ghost Encounter
In a ghostly tale by Frances Tregomuun, Professor Craig confronts a spectral professor in a haunted tower. The apparition ambles toward Craig on hands and feet, attacks the door, then vanishes as chaos erupts with Billy whiskers and others tumbling down the circular stairs to the dark lawn beyond. Tomorrow the escapade concludes.
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Craig
Bis
Billy
Sanfield Publishing Co
Akron
State Adjusted Compensation for Ohio WWI veterans
A public notice urges Ohio voters to approve a constitutional amendment creating State Adjusted Compensation for ex service men. It contrasts with a true bonus, outlines proposed payment levels in other states and nations, and argues fiscal impact and fairness amid postwar inflation and job loss. The measure would cost about twenty eight cents per one thousand dollars of property tax for eleven years, funded by bonds. The amendment appears first on the November 8 1921 separate ballot with the prompt Yes to support Adjusted Compensation.
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Ohio
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Missouri
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
France
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Cleveland
General Assembly of
American Legion OF Ohio
John R. McQuigg
Miss Laura visits Arline Bates Amid Wellsburg intrigue
In Wellsburg Miss Laura calls on Arline Bates with a calm air and a revealing chat about Cherry Randall. Arline fears Ned’s possible fatherhood may derail her plans while Miss Laura gains a letter that unsettles the scene and may expose Arline’s theft.
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Laura
Arline Bates
Arline
Lura
Cherry
Cherry Randall
Ned
Local Socials and Trimmed News Highlights
Harrisonville Colonel Brooks spent the weekend at Racine with old friends returning Monday. Harley Musser and wife lost their baby girl Sunday afternoon. She was laid to rest in Wells cemetery Monday. E. H. Day and son of Middleport were in town Monday. Opal Gresuser, who works at the
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Athens State Hospital
Ad Forrest
Rutland
Etta Carsey
W. H. Dye
Lena Cuckler
M. H. Dye
Town Hall
Homer Lee
Marysville
Missouri
Charley Forrest
Pomeroy
D. A. Michael
John Carsey
Mary Carsey
Ray Wilson
Gallipolis
Grange
Electa Jewell
E. L. Jewell
Colonel Brooks
Racine
Harley Musser
Wells Cemetery
E. H. Day and Son
Middleport
Opal Gresuser
High Corn Yield Scarce in Ohio in Past Season
Ohio State University College of Agriculture foresees a drop in the 100 Bushel Club as yields in the 1921 corn contest fall short. From 84 contestants, the best average yields sit around 80 to 90 bushels per acre, with Harvey G. Hammond of Union township Knox county the lone 100 bushel per acre achiever at 104.11 bushels on a 10 acre field.
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Ohios
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Harvey G. Hammond
Union Township
Knox County
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