Gets-It corn remover advertised as painless and fast
An Athens advertisement touts Gets-It as a painless corn remover that dries in seconds and removes corns without bandages or knives. It claims quick relief, guaranteed results, and a money-back offer, marketed by B Lawrence and Co of Chicago and sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ‘Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
H. W. Cotner
Houstonia Liniment touted for fractures and sprains
A testimonial from E. E. Downing of Walnut St Waverly Ohio credits Houstonia Liniment with quick relief after a broken leg and rheumatic swellings. The ad claims miraculous effects, urges readers to buy the $1.00 bottle or 50c half size, and promotes Dr Jones Co of South Charleston Ohio with a yellow wrapper featuring Dr Jones' picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houstonian
E. E. Downing
Walnut St
Waverly O
Houstonia
Mr. Downing
Dr. Jones
Dr. J. C. Jones Co
Charleston
Simple remedy promises to banish dandruff
An advertisement extols Arvon as a three to four ounce nightly scalp treatment. Applied at bedtime the solution purportedly dissolves and destroys dandruff by morning with additional applications. The copy claims the remedy is inexpensive and effective for all hair types and promises markedly improved scalp appearance.
New Treatment The Rheumatism Breakthrough Reported
Mrs Mary A Cunningham a wealthy widow was shot and killed at her home in Huntington West Virginia early today. Her son P C Cunningham recently returned from eighteen months service in France is held by police as the suspected assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Mary A. Cunningham
Tenth Street
P. C. Cunningham
France
Slow Return to Mines After Ohio Strike Cancellations
In Columbus Ohio hundreds of miners received notice of strike cancellation but officials expect only a slow gradual return to work over several days. No fuel administration restrictions are lifted yet despite a recommendation to resume to 70 percent of normal production. Production last week was about 70 percent of normal, with hunting season Thanksgiving and delays ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Garnzey
B. F. Nigh
Michigan-Ohio-Indiana Coal Association
Local Social Calendar and Visits Highlight Weekend
Michael Krivesti returned home after fifteen months overseas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Finney and children and Mrs. William Whitlatch and daughter. Various neighbors and relatives visited, choir practice at M. E. church, and an evening at the Burchfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Krivesti
Arthur Finney
William Whitlatch
Sam Jellison
William Barber
Nelsonville
Geo. Gabriel Jr
M. E
Ahlbrand
Ruth Shaw
Union
Poston
Pearl Burchfield
Mary Dowler
Thelma Surgeon
Murray City
Orbiston
Fannie McCatheran
Arthur Burchfield
Clinton Augustine
Guy McMillen
Edyth Moore
Arthur Coon
Hocking
D. A. Lewis
Circle Hill
John Gabriel
Michael Krivesti
Derrel
Wendell Moore
Joe
James Shust
John Shust
Harry Moore
Athens
Frank Moore
Latrobe Social Notes Show Visiting Friends and Family
Mrs. Clark Johnson spent Saturday with her son Leo and wife at Torch. E. D. Morrison and family visited Mrs. Morrison's mother Mrs. Russell at Marmony. Miss Mildred Fitch and sister Mrs. Audrey Tombaugh and son Fitch called on Willard Baker and others at Torch. Mrs. Oscar Clark visited at Mrs. E. D. Morrison's home. Raymond Barrows, recently in Charleston W Va, is visiting sister Mrs. Abner Deeter. Bernice Keller of Success visited Savanter and stayed with the Keller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Johnson
Leo
Torch
E. D. Morrison
Morrison
Russell
Marmony
Mildred Fitch
Audrey Tombaugh
Fitch
Willard Baker
Oscar Clark
Near Frost
Raymond Barrows
Charleston
W. Va
Abner Deeter
Alfred Rogers
Parkersburg
A. H. Huggins
R. G. Tombaugh
Cambridge
T. E. Fitch
Marietta
Evertt Kellar
Athens
Raymond Walden
Mabel Walden
Naomi Kincade
Ernest Wigal
Coolville
Arthur Ballard
Knoxville
Tenn
C. E. Kellar
Charley Clark
Filmore
A. M. Morrison
Bernice Keller
Success
Savanter
Keller Ome
Winter Weather Hits Ohio After Coal Strike Ends
Columbus reports a sharp cold wave forecast by weather man Alexander. The temperature plunged overnight from the 50s to the 20s, with morning readings at 21 and 24 by midmorning. He predicts a steady cold but a modest warmup by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Alexander
Ohio
Circle Hill Social Roundup In Chauncey and Nearby
Mrs Mike Curran and Miss Bessie Hale visited Chauncey Monday. Mrs Darrell Hartley and Mrs Russell Childress were business visitors in Chauncey. Gene Hopkins visited aunt Mrs Grant Bobo at Carpenter. Alf Carr and the Bridges visited New Marshfield. Mrs Harley Gilbert and two children visited her mother here. More locals attended the Chauncey event Saturday evening. The Gordon child ill and Mr Rabbitt shows slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Curran
Bessie Hale
Chauncey
Darrell Hartley
Russell Childress
Rice Thomas
Athens Werthne
Gene Ihotins
Grant Bobo
Carpenter
Alf Carr
Gertrude Bridge
Floyd Bridge
New Marshfield
Harley Gilbert
Frank Kirkendall
Lenard Stewart
Ossman
Nelsonville
Jacob Hawk
Glays Spellman
Charles Stewart
W. M. Gordon
Mr. Rabbitt
Community Notices From Guysville and Surrounding Areas
Local residents hosted guests and visited relatives across Green Branch Athens and Glouster. Notables include Walter Stewart from Ohio University and Mrs Emma Schneider visiting Hiram Mansfield’s home. Addie Fenwick plans Cincinnati trip to visit daughter Mrs F O Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Moorhead
C. W. Pierce
Green Branch
Walter Stewart
Ohio University
A. Chaffin
New Marshfield
Paul
Glouster
Blanche Light
C. C. Bean
R. D
Addie Fenwick
Fenwick
Athens
Kate Shumate
Oak Hill
J. C. Stewart
Amy Cornell
Dorthea Harper
Ella Pierce
Stewart
Guy
Kate Hambel
Roger
Cincinnati
F. O. Watkins
Stark County Coal Miners Still Out Waiting For Word
Canton Ohio November 183 All union coal miners in Stark county remain idle awaiting official word from Indianapolis calling off the strike. Up to noon today the order had not reached most mines and resumption is not expected before Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Stark County
Indianapolis
Healthy Children Joyful Life Through Good Diet
A cartoonish advice note urges parents to feed children well with inexpensive old fashioned vegetables to keep bowels open and prevent fretfulness and fevers. It emphasizes simple, affordable steps to a happier, healthier child.
Celery King Tea Ad Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Celery King at their druggist. It claims the tea purifies the blood and maintains stomach liver and bowels in first class shape. The copy recommends drinking a cup every other night for three weeks and promises renewed vitality.
Akron to Get Sugar by Work of Mayor
Akron mayor I B Myers announced a carload sugar delivery arrangement for Akron households to ease shortages. He pledged several more cars within a week to ensure sugar reach and public understanding of the issue. In Wilmot New York the Cracker Box Council hears Frank Russell claim about shooting a featherless white headed goose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Myers
Wilmot
N. Y
Cracker Box Council
Frank Russell
Relieve Stomach Distress With Mi O Na Tablets
An ad promises quick relief from indigestion and stomach pain using Mi O Na. It claims results within minutes for lump in the stomach belching heartburn and morning sickness and offers a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. Sold by McKee Drug Co and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Monks’ Knowledge of Medicinal Plants and New Aviation Course
Ancient monks reportedly knew over three hundred medicinal plants. Modern medicine uses herbal roots and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound remains a long standing remedy for female ailments. Ecuador adds an aviation course to military and naval training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Funeral services set for Nathan Schoonover
Schoonover Funeral Chauncery announces funeral services for Nathan Schoonover Friday at 2 PM at the Christian church with burial in Nye cemetery. A short distance range finder invented in Sweden proves useful to surveyors and military men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Dr J N Brown Office Schedule in Albany and Athens
Dr J N Brown listed at Nelson Block South Court street occupying former Dr W S Murray office. Office hours show Wednesday and Thursday in Albany each week while remaining days in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Brown
Nelson Block
South Court Street
W. S. Murray
Albany
Athens
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