Entertaining W C T U Members at Howe Home
Mrs J A Howe and assistants hosted the W C T U afternoon gathering at Howe residence on West Franklin Street. Refreshments followed an interest program with attendees counting in, while other local visitors were announced from Pontiac and Caldwell as guests of the hosts.
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Miles
Rings
Elizabeth Street
Ww. CT
J. A. Howe
George Johnson
Alfred Scot
Lydia Johnson
Rotel Howe
Howe
W. Franklin
Dundas
Pontiac
Mich
Ttes Jarelie
Bra
A. G. Mechem
Daniel i
Caldwell
Bradford Acomb
Arrival Home Bountiful Birthday Note
Fragmentary note records a birthday for Mrs. A. G. Peat and mentions a Sandy Tome Fem Mechem, with covers noted. Limited readable detail, no clear event or date.
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A. G. Peat
Nelsonville Ad Circles For Local Potatoes and Hats Sale
Local notices advertise fresh Wier round white potatoes available by delivery from Albert Neeman, with bell phone 687. JustRite Millinery Store in Nelsonville promotes hat and trimming sales, while Harry E. Humphrey and Company announce a November 11 evening of music and song at Christian Auditorium with 25 35 and 50 cent tickets plus 5 cent war tax.
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Albert Neeman
Bell
Harry E. Humphrey and Company
Christian Auditorium
Births and notices from township and musical recital
Births announced by Dr C C Butt include John Oliver and Nellis Oliver born 1820. Tipton and Hutchinson families announce births to Pearl Hutchinson and Earl Hutchinson. A musical recital featuring Virginia Ian, Ian Moore, and Helene Whitaker at Unusual artiste Christian church.
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Mon
C. C. Butt
John
Nellis Oliver
Ores
Ethel’ Tipton
Thompson
Pearl
Etta Hutchinson
Earl
Hay
Hary Virginia Ian Oanmere
Helene Whitaker
Christian Church
Mer Semrone Rh Sats Am Meer Wee
A fragment shows partial phrases including a place near the sea and a personal name. Details are unreadable, and the context is unclear. The item appears to be a damaged notice or note with no coherent event or action.
Okid Students Recall Armistice Spirit in Assembly
Students gathered in a school assembly singing old wartime songs as the two year anniversary of the armistice nears. The charged atmosphere and nostalgic fervor echoed past patriotic moments.
Accidental Tire Burst Injures Lancaster Barber
In Lancaster on November 11, a barber was seriously injured when a car tire burst while he was placing it on a rim. A portion of flesh was torn from his right leg, and his condition was reported as serious.
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Lancaster
Hares Barber
Bodies of American soldiers arrive home in Washington
News from Washington on Armistice Day notes the return of American soldiers' bodies, watched by the capital as Taps rings out over the Potomac. A nationwide remembrance unfolds with parades, reunions, and a grand spirit of thanksgiving. General Pershing and General March issue statements honoring the fallen.
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Washington
Potomac
Coal mine disaster reported in West Virginia incident
A coal mine accident near Frontington West Virginia involving the Norfolk mine left several workers injured and a fatality reported. Authorities and rescue dogs were on scene as investigators began to determine cause and scope.
Cash Increases Rapidly Beyond Population Growth
The circulation statement issued by the division of Joans notes currency in the United States Treasury has risen more quickly than population. The report details expanding money supply and rising cash circulation figures across multiple sectors and regions.
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Joans
United States
Treas
Art student aid effort boosts study abroad funds
Miss Marie Louise Myers, a UC junior, helped raise proceeds from a poetry party for American City aid to art students studying abroad. Her event showcased her beauty and talent while supporting scholarships.
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Marie Louise Myers
University of California
Ciy
Justice Department to probe Wall Street bombing feud report
The Department of Justice will investigate a feud among New York union wreckers behind the Wall Street bomb blast after Robert Scott, secretary to Attorney General Palmer, learned The New York Evening World published results of an independent inquiry. Officials say no such evidence exists and will follow leads from the paper. The case has focused on radical involvement, though officials continue official inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
New York
Beott
Population and money supply figures from the era
The report estimates a 1910 census population of 167,491,000 for the United States, up 84,000 from last month and 16,647,000 since 1910. Bank notes in circulation total 6,393,140,821, up 95,375,523 from last month and 3,213,156,328 since 1910, with per capita money at 59.48 dollars, the highest on record.
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Ury Department
United States
Athens County Red Cross Roll Call Extends Slated Day
The Athens County fourth annual Red Cross roll call ends today but requests from outlying districts seek an extra day to canvass communities and gather donations. Local organizers weigh extending the deadline to reach more residents and boost support.
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Athens County
Red Cross
Reports on Unclear Or Missing Details in Ledger
Fragmentary notes suggest ongoing uncertainty as to whether reports have been fully compiled or verified. The text references missing entries and incomplete data requiring clarification by the relevant office.
Great War Memorial Silence Marks London Anniversary
Great rain suspended for a brief hour today as London honors fallen in the great war. Traffic roared to a halt and Big Ben boomed the hour while trains paused and pedestrians paused in hushed respect.
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Trafic
London
Notary Public Granted to Women Picketing White House
Miss Catherine Wasegen, leader of the women who picketed the White House, was recently made a notary public. The papers authorizing her appointment were signed by officials including Mies Alice and Mos M. in an apparent official ceremony.
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Catherine Wasegen
White House
Rete One x Fe Fivat
Mies Alice
Ieee Egret
Mos M
Noted Utica Man Recovers After Pink Pills Cure
George D. Steates of Utica describes severe weakness aches and poor appetite due to thinning blood and poor circulation. After reading about Dr Williams Pink Pills he took a box and soon felt stronger with renewed energy and better sleep.
Messenger Wantads Drive Prompt Satisfaction for Readers
The Messenger urges readers to use its Wantads to fulfill desires, claiming widespread reader interest and promising quick results for both large and small wants. The appeal emphasizes high reader engagement and the efficiency of classified ads.
MARK FALLING OFF IN TI
Rail and freight notes show a drop in traffic and car throughputs at major centers. Officials cite annual patterns and possible dealer losses as Athens county faces reduced coal and rail shipments.
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Mark
Athens
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