Family writes of Hypo-Cod aid and quick results
Mrs. H. M. Pierson of Columbus Ohio touts Earle's Hypo-Cod as boosting her rundown husband’s appetite and weight while helping two ill children recover. She claims most of her family now uses it and endorses the product as fast acting with a single bottle delivering noticeable benefits. The notice also lists distributor details and a note urging readers to buy for home use.
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Farle
H. M. Pieron
Hamlet Ave
Earle
Sarie
Pierson
Columbus
Ohio
Farle Chemical Co
Sarle
McKee Drug Co
Begg's Mustarine Promises Quick Relief for Aches
A vintage advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as fast relief for sore throat chest colds toothache headache and rheumatic pains. It promotes blistering plasters in a yellow box with up to 50 plasters per box and claims money back if not the best mustard preparation, by C. Wells & Co LeRoy New York.
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Begg
Cascarets for Clean Livers and Bowels
A health claim advertisement describes Cascarets as a safe, inexpensive laxative to cleanse the stomach and bowels while you sleep. It warns against harsh pills and promotes Cascarets as non irritating, helping with headaches bad taste dizziness and general malaise.
Carbondale News Briefs Include Births and Deaths
Dean Peck of Dayton visits relatives in Carbondale as Elmer Lowery and Guy Lowery announce a ten pound boy born November 19. Mrs. Mary Branscomb dies after a long illness leaving a husband, three daughters, three sons, and many friends. Mrs. C D Brewer and Kenneth visit Zaleski. Mr and Mrs Prestley Enderlin travel. J Callahan and Rose Callahan with Juanita motor to Junction City for a family visit.
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Dean Peck
Charlotte Doe
Dayton
Elmer
Guy Lowery
Mary Branscomb
Daugh
C. D. Brewer
Kenneth Fare
Zaleski
Prestley Enderlin Ve. M. J. Callahan
Rose Callahan
Juanita
Junction City
Spen
Railways adopt electric locomotives with adjustable headlamps
European railroads employ electric locomotives fitted with adjustable headlamps enabling engineers to direct beams as needed. This advancement improves visibility and safety on diverse routes.
Uric Acid Solvent Advertisement Offers Free Trial Bottle
An old newspaper notice promotes a free trial bottle of Uric Acid Solvent claiming relief from rheumatic, back and kidney pains and related ailments. It calls for sending a form to Dr D A Wil and associates for a free 75 dose package and delivery, promising strength and comfort.
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Eada
D. A. Wila Lees
J. RK
P. D. Block
Pam
Athens Gas Case Delayed As Demurrer Is Filed
City Solicitor S. M. Johnson filed a demurrer with the utilities commission in Columbus delaying the Athens Gas Company application to withdraw gas from the city. The commission will rule within a week. if sustained, withdrawal may be postponed or defeated, with December 9 set for further hearings if not sustained.
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8. M. Johnson
Utilities Commission
Columbus
Athens Gas Company
Johnson
Solich
M. Johnson
J. M. Wood
Athens
T. St. Hloesett
Cleveland
C. A. Redelif
lLerteston
T’o Coonsel
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Lima Woman
Mrs. L. O. Seitz of Lima Ohio reports high regard for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says her mother suffered a severe bronchial cough for months and, after trying many medicines without relief, was cured by the remedy and she gladly recommends it.
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L. O. Seitz
Lima
Ohio
Chamberlain
Four Men Held in Lux Murder at Columbus
Police in Columbus hold four men for questioning in the death of Howard L. Lux a farmer from six miles south of the city. Detectives say Lux was murdered and robbed. he carried $1 580 yesterday but only $997 was found on him. He had just returned from Kentucky with eleven cases of whiskey sold to Charles B. Clark for 1400. suspects include taxi driver A C Dorsey and saloon keepers Louis Heinmiller William Althauser and Charles B Clark.
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Columbus
Howard L. Lux
Farmer
London
Ohio
A. C. Dorsey
Louis Heinmiller
William Althauser
Charles B. Clark
Lux
Althauser
Kentucky
Clark
Social News: Weekend Visits and Family Guests
Mr and Mrs Nathan Smith hosted Sunday guests and extended family while Mr and Mrs Alex Howard near McDougall hosted events. Mr and Mrs Ray Mathews welcomed Sunday visitors including Hugh Mathews and sons George and Frank Hubler.
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Nathan Smith
Arra Gil
H. P. Dowler
Mildred
Lucile
Fonewer
Alex Howard
Near McDougall
Ray Mathews
Hugh Mathews
George
Frank Hubler
Trutona Praised By Portsmouth Woman For Health Boost
Miss Pearl Lewis of 601 West Market street in Portsmouth says Trutona eased constipation nerves and kidney pain after only a few days. She reports better sleep appetite steadier nerves and relief from stomach trouble. Cline Pharmacy promotes Trutona in Athens.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Trutona
Athens
Cline
Chauncey Men Plan Gala Evening at First Christian Church
Chauncey Class of Men plans an oyster supper and program at the First Christian church in Chauncey this evening at 7 o’clock. The event stems from a membership contest with the losing team entertaining the winners. All church members are invited to attend in the Sunday school room.
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Chauncey. CO
First Christian Church
Chauncey
Hyomei Helps Drive Catarrh Fast
Quickly relieve catarrh and head colds by breathing Hyomei. A pure antiseptic treatment inhaled through the nose and throat reaches head and lungs, soothing membranes and reducing inflammation. Harmless and simple, it avoids stomach dosing or sprays. McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists sell it.
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McKee Drug Co
Want ads boost rural patrons in Messenger service
Responses to Messenger want ads from towns and counties increased rural patronage as farmers and merchants report big results. Daily notes or calls arrive about ads attracting buyers, while sellers complain of post sale calls. Athens residents are also discovering the service and moving surplus goods to those who need them.
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Messenger
Want
Athens
Nerv-Worth touted for stomach woes in 1910s ad
Mr. Lacy of New Carlisle Ohio reports chronic headaches and acid stomach eased after one bottle of Nerv-Worth. He praises it for aiding sleep appetite and energy. Advertises Nerv-Worth sold at McKee's Drug Store Athens Hickman's Nelsonville Gem Pharmacies.
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Lacy
Springfield
Troupe Drug Co
F. C. Lacey
New Carlisle
Ohio
Athens
McKee’s Drug Store
Nelsonville
Hickman’s
Gem Pharmacies
Cleveland Can Tell Troubles to the Police
Cleveland debuts a police complaint and information bureau as residents line up to tell officers their troubles. Chief Smith says the service offers listening, sympathy, and help with cases, lost dogs and disputes, reinforcing the city’s metropolitan identity.
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Cleveland
Smith
Canton City Will Refuse Garbage Service for Delinquent
Canton officials announce the city will suspend garbage collection for residents who are delinquent on payments. The move targets overdue accounts as a measure to enforce payment.
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Canton
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