Ohio Topics Dominate Hobson Circle Evenings
Hobson Study circle at 146 Grosvenor street hosted by Mrs. C L Jordan with 25 members. Members discussed Ohio, its presidents, poets and painters, with speakers including Mrs J R Harvey Mrs N B Welk and others. Sayre and Social Literary clubs met with papers on international justice Red Cross in Peace and War early American glass and poetry. A country club calendar card party is planned and several local residents hosted out of town guests. A Chicago drainage canal hearing noted lowered lake levels and claimed agricultural damages.
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Ohio
Hobson Circle
C. L. Jordan
Grosvenor Street
Fred Wheaton
J. R. Harvey
N. 8. Welk
Francis MacMillen
Marietta
W. B. Drake
Buckeyes
W.H. Radford
J. D. Haskins
R. M. van Dyke
Frank, Cone
Mary Creesy
Sayre Study Circle
Henry Link
East State Street
A. E. Wagner
Permanent Court of International Justice
C. D. Hill
Red Cross
P. E.hixson
South
Congress Street
Clarence, Roach
Juliana
T. N. Hoover
C. C. Millikan
Allen R. Kresge
Robert P. Tompkins
O. L. Hoisington
Central Government and Community Activities Schedule
The News of Our Government column lists a 7 pm Thursday meeting of the Central Parent-Teacher association in the Central building with a Fathers session and a play Mother’s Day Off and Father’s Day On. Also notes a White Shrine supper and I O O F hall ceremony next Monday.
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Central Parent-Teacher Association
John Patterson
White Shrine
Damage suit for 450 dollars filed against Hardin
American Guaranty company of Columbus seeks 450 dollars from John Hardin in a petition filed yesterday for injuries to a Burley and Winters Pottery roadster of Zanesville insured by Columbus. Hardin allegedly tried to pass a roadster driven by Pearl Wakely, an employee, causing the sedan to strike a telephone post. The pottery company was paid 450 dollars for damages and judgment is requested.
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American Guaranty Company
Insurance Corporation of Columbus
John Hardin
Burley and Winters Pottery Company
Zanesville
Columbus Company
Hardin
Pearl Wakely
Pottery Company
Thursday's Best Radio Features
Eastern programs list top broadcasts including CNRO Ottawa 435 and CNRM Montreal 411-8:30 am with Faust. WJZ New York 454 and WBZ 9 pm Eastern salon orchestra. WTIC Hartford 10:15 pm Eastern Sasha Jacobsen string quartet. WCEEeco Minneapolis St. Details cover multiple stations and times.
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CNRO
Ottawa
CNRM
Montreal
Gounod
Oepra
Faust
WJZ
New York
WGY
Sree
WBZ
Salon
Wtic Hartford
Sasha Jacobsen
Wceeeco
Minneapolis
Maya's cure promotes relief from intestinal ailments
A testimonial claims Maya's remedy cured severe indigestion and fever after a lodge brother lent a bottle. The ad asserts it clears mucus, reduces inflammation, and treats stomach, liver, and intestinal issues including appendicitis. It cites McKee Drug Co and Gem Pharmacy locations in Athens Nelsonville and other druggists.
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Lodge
Maya
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Gem Pharmacy
Nelsonville
American musical culture excels that of Europe
Nickolai Sokoloff, conductor of the Cleveland Symphony, praises American music while condemning dance music copying. He notes six top orchestras in America and asserts American culture surpasses Europe due to better support and funding for artists. He criticizes musical burglary through orchestration of operetta tunes.
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Nickolai Sokoloff
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Shubert
America
Europe
Paris
London
Paul 416 10 20 P M Central Third Infantry Band
Radio listings note WEAF hook up with 16 stations at 10 PM and Henry Burr and his artists performing as part of the program in the eastern time zone schedule.
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Paul
Henry Burr
Creomulsion Purported to Hea l Persistent Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two action remedy for persistent coughs and throat troubles. It claims creosote and other elements soothe inflamed membranes and heal irritation while inhibiting germ growth. The ad promises money back if relief is not achieved and directs readers to ask their druggist.
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China
Kiwanians Headed to Parkersburg for Banquet and Theater
Parkersburg Kiwanis club will host a banquet Tuesday night in honor of the Athens Kiwanis club with President E. B. Bryan of Ohio University as speaker. Members and wives will attend at 6 o clock followed by a theater party. Visitors include C. E. Chappelear of Columbus and W. H. Seymour of Brookville Indiana from Ohio State University.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Parkersburg Kiwanis Club
Athens Club
C. E. Chappelear
Columbus
Athens
W. H. Seymour
Brookville
Ind
Agriculture Department
Ohio State University
Amesville
A Royal Visitor
A reader quiz from a historical page asks six questions. It inquires who appears in the pictured scene and covers mythology, statehood, transit, diplomacy, and hurricane wind speeds, with the correct answers stated on the last page.
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Pluto
Union
New York City
U. S
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Child Health
Promote a happy start with Olive Tablets a mild safe remedy for constipations and bloating. Advertises Olive Tablets as non habit forming and suited for children six years and up to improve digestion breath and complexion with olive color tablets in 15 30 and 50 cent sizes.
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Wards
Edwards
Ohio
Edewards
Capital and historic figures quiz from 19th century atlas
Questions ask capital of Belgium and identify Admiral George Dewey. Also query on sea distance from New Orleans to London and the lowest North American point.
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Belgium
George Dewey
New Orleans
London
North American
Hunch Worked Out Perfectly In Drug Store Robbery
Fay Brown owner of a drug store in Chicago hired guard Benjamin Harrison after a hunch that two bandits would return for a second robbery. Last night the robbers came back and Harrison shot them, probably fatally wounding both.
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Chicago
Fay Brown
Benjamin Harrison
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San Francisco
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Bureau of Standards
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League of Nations
Posts Office Department
KF. C. Sted Co
Acme Day Cleaners
W. Union St
Rey
Lash
Nikolai Sokoloff
Henry
Taylor
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Parkersburg
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Federal Reserve
Bank of Athens National Bank
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