Circus tale ends as boys buy guns to hunt
Tom and Harry insist on purchasing guns with circus funds, aided by Mr Treat and Mr Circus man. Billy Whiskers sad parting, Dick the boy’s favorite, witnesses a heartfelt farewell as the trio heads to the gun store with plans for new rifles.
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Billy
Tom
Marty
Mr. Circusman
Mr. Treat
Cloverleaf Farm
Harry
Mrs. Treat
Billy Whiskers
Goat
Bob
Wood Lot
Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron
Heartbreak Advice in a Domestic Dilemma
A reader shares a troubled marriage with a widowed husband and two stepchildren. The counselor advises sending the sixteen year old daughter to live with her sister, fostering harmony, and suggests a visit home to the father for support. The letter also notes a desire to meet the Jazz Babies, with a cautious response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Plesse
Sa Toukeie
Indictments Expected in Chicago Whiskey Ring Probe
A federal grand jury is expected to return indictments against more than 100 persons linked to a million dollar Chicago whiskey ring. The probe reportedly includes Chicago policemen and officials, with charges anticipated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Navy
Four-Legged Stand Lets Vacuum Bottle Stand Upright
A newly designed four legged stand straps to a bottle to hold it erect. The device aims to stabilize the bottle in any position for easy access and use.
Athens Citizen Praises Dreco Remedy and Crete Product
A well known Athens decorator Mr J G Moor man credits Dreco with restoring his health after a severe nervous shock. He reports improved sleep digestion pain relief and reduced swelling with Dreco supplements from The Cline Pharmacy Company. Dreco uses herbal plant extracts to aid stomach liver kidneys bowels and blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Moorman
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Company
Diamonds and Jewelry Stolen From Chicago Hotel Room
Diamonds and jewelry valued at 25000 belonging to Arthur Reisch of Reisch and Rottenburg New York were stolen from a Chicago hotel room, police report states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur Reisch
Reisch and Rottenburg
New York
Women and strength claim with cod liver iron tonic
The piece argues that Vind cod liver iron strengthens blood and fights fatigue in women. It asserts weak conditions stem from poor blood and claims Vinci raises red blood cells and vitality, urging readers to avoid reliance on doctors and druggists. It also notes Germany produces sole leather from leather waste for various shoe heels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
Germany
War on speakeasies to start in Cleveland
Police and city maintenance league plan a citywide roundup of speakeasies in Cleveland. About 600 arrests are expected as over 1000 league members gather evidence and Prohibition agent Counts cites the Crabbe act to ease convictions. League members surveyed stores and crowded venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
League
Leniné
Trotzky
Russia
Poland
France
Warsaw
Weygand
Foch
Leutenant
Wey
Lenine
Evans Throws Away Crutches After Tanlac Cure
Thomas Evans of Akron recounts a rheumatism ordeal with swollen feet and stomach trouble. After six bottles of Tanlac he says he has fully recovered, is back at work, and can eat freely. Tanlac is sold by local pharmacies in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville Buchtel and Federal.
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Thomas Evans
West Chestnut Street
Akron
Coe
Tanlac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Taylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amesville
F. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Allison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
Bolshevik Rule in Russia Seen Collapsing Soon
New York dispatch notes Bolshevik leadership under Lenin and Trotsky since November 1917, with Petrograd seizure, Constituent Assembly dissolution, and Moscow relocation. Describes peasant resistance, army withdrawals, Allied support shifts, and rising anti Bolshevik unrest as Polish front failures and internal discontent grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Russia
Petrograd
State Bank
Lénine
Trotzky
Kerensky
Germany
Trotsky
Lenine
Bolsheviks
Bolshev
Moscow
Stotzky
United States
Great Britain
France
Admiral Kolchak
Denikine
Wrangel
Death of bank messenger tied to Camden confessions
Frank J James an automobile salesman and Raymond W Schuck alleged accomplice are in jail after confessing to the murder of David M Paul a bank messenger who vanished October 4 with $40000. James claimed greed prompted the crime and the body was buried in Tabernacle area with the money recovered.
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Camden
N. J
Frank J James
Raymond W. Schuck
David
Paul
Bank mix
Philadelphia
James
Schuck
Swiuc
Tabernacle
Paris approves ornate coiffure lure delights fashionies
Paris fashion notes reveal women increasingly favor elaborate hair adornments to attract attention. A striking two tone Indian ornament is showcased as a pretty, girlish styling aid despite a bobbed look trend.
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Uieveland
Ella
Don Sung
Chas. C. White
Merced Hill
Flackville
Ind
White
Greesbir
Indianapolis
Tnd
I. Vs
Leenvitle
Aden
Japan
Hens Logan
Glousten
Johnny
Reco
Crete
Maes
Evans
Paris
Bayer
Druggista
Grinder
Brooks & Ferge
Caloric
Breldman Mfg. CO
Charnere Factory No
Siegfried & Capretta
Water
St. Chillicothe
Ste
Ome Ieesh
The
Cline Pharmagy Co
Athens, Ohio
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Mike
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