First Methodist revival meets on Wednesday evening
At the First Methodist church a revival service drew strong attendance as Epworth League members led songs and prayers. Dr McGurk spoke on porch climbers and religious bootleggers, urging the open door through Christ as the only path to heaven. An appeal urged continued prayer during the final week of services.
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Epworth League
League
Dorothy Dailey
Christine
Christine, At the Piano, Sang, “Verily, Verily”. “Porch Climbers” Dr. McGurk
Athens
Christ
Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven
McGurk
Mr. Wie
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and sore muscles with concentrated heat that penetrates instantly. It claims relief within minutes and urges buyers to ensure the genuine Rowles-marked product from drug stores.
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Rowles
Tolliver Fined for Possessing Apparatus for Liquor
Frank Tolliver of Mudsock near Nelsonville was fined 100 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possessing apparatus designed for manufacturing intoxicating liquor. Deputy Prohibition Inspector Mainer led a raid at Tolliver’s home where a barrel of corn mash was found. Tolliver arranged payment of the fine and was released.
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Frank Tolliver
Mudsock
Nelsonville
Helwig
Tolliver
Mainer
Holiday liquor crackdown slows supplies in D C
Prohibition officials warn that real liquor will be scarcer this holiday season with bootlegged 'hard stuff' still available at high prices. They say expect limited stomach warmers as enforcement tightens and legal beverages remain hard to find.
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United States
Prohibition Department
Prohibition
Haynes
General Prohibition
Tropics
Europe eyes American farm methods to save rural life
At an International Institute of Agriculture session in Rome, M de Vuyst of Belgium urged collecting data on agricultural education and home economics for youth, highlighting U S club work and extension programs as models to improve rural life and attract the rising generation to farming. Extension work for women was noted as a successful example for Europe.
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Washington
PD. C
Paris
Rome
London
Papa
United States
International Institute of Agriculture
M de Vuyst
Belgium
America
M. de Vuyst
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
Europe
Floodwood Man Guilty in Delinquency Charge
Albert Smith of Floodwood was found guilty in Athens county juvenile court of contributing to the delinquency of his niece Nellie Jeffers, 16. Judge Johnson fined him 50 dollars plus costs and sentenced him to 60 days in the Dayton workhouse after a trial that followed testimony from numerous witnesses about the girl who is nearing motherhood. The case involved Edward Jeffers, the girl's father and Smith's half brother, who admitted promising to take no action.
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Albert Smith
Floodwood
Nellie Jeffers
Athens County
Johnson
Smith
Dayton
W B. Bartels
Edward Jeffers
Jon
Lloyd to be arrested in prison sentence in Illinois case
Chicago Nov 16 William Bross Lloyd millionaire once known as the reddest of the red was to be served with arrest papers late today or tomorrow. The papers were to be issued by the clerk of the Illinois supreme court after Chief Justice Floyd Thompson announced he would not act on a motion to stay until December 18. Lloyd faces a sentence of one to five years for violation of the state espionage law and would be taken to prison immediately upon service of the papers.
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Chicago
William Bross Lloyd
Inola Supreme Court
Floyd Thompson
Lloyd
World WCTU Convention Ends in Philadelphia Meeting
The world convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union adjourned in Philadelphia. The federation’s session closed after its opening at the Chambera-Wylie Memorial Presbyterian church, with the W. C. T. U. federation taking its place.
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Philadelphia
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Chambera-Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church
Homemade remedy promises fast relief from coughs
A handwritten ad copy touts an inexpensive home remedy for colds and coughs. It claims one ounce of Parmint double strength mixed with a little sugar and water can be prepared in two minutes to loosen phlegm, ease nasal congestion, and speed recovery, with effects described as rapid and direct.
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Otterbein
Chauncey
Fulton’s
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Lutz & Schram
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Fulton Grocery CO
Neles
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Mudsocker
Washington, D. C
Eddie
KINKS
OF Lions
Iphae Willfa Ater
Tod
M. T. Ellis
Empire Phonograph and
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Beckley
Florsheim Shoes
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Stetson
Eifel
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