Pir exc six dollars or more on several occasions
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1918
Page
6
An unclear OCR fragment mentions piracy or price with six dollars or more, but readable detail is limited and no concrete events or entities can be identified for a complete summary.
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An old advertisement urges mothers to give Cascarets to children for coated tongues bad breath and constipation. It touts mild cathartic candy that cleanses stomachs livers and bowels without griping. Each 10 cent box includes directions for children aged one year and up.
J W Selby a shoe repairer at 68 East State Street Athens reports chronic back pain and kidney distress improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Conner's Drug Store. He credits the remedy with restoring kidney function and curing back pains, noting purchases continued. 60 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An advertisement claims kidney disease affects all ages and lists symptoms such as headaches indigestion and urinary difficulty. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a two century old remedy imported from Holland with a money back guarantee and three package sizes.
An 1896 advertisement declares J Cheney & Co of Toledo offering Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a sworn oath from Frank J. Cheney and a $1000 claim for guaranteed cures. The notice, notarized on December 4, lists the remedy as blood-borne and urges readers to buy from druggists. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A new narrow brush with extremely long bristles is designed to clean between keys or typing machines. It targets hard to reach dust and debris, offering a precise tool for maintenance of mechanical keyboards and adding machines.
Washington November 23. The War Department lists 676 casualties today including 181 killed in action 229 died of disease 17 wounded severely 68 wounded undetermined 69 wounded slightly 127 missing in action. Names of the dead wounded and prisoners include Alvin Leith Cleveland Ralph Coleman Dennison George Seltzer Shepard William West North Fairfield Michael Bregen Cincinnati Earl Cunningham Roscoe Raymond France Dayton Joseph Neubarger Cleveland Charles Perkins Lewis Center William Cunningham etc.
Columbus November 3 penalties announced for U S Food regulations violations. Buckeye Coal and Railroad Company at San Toy faces one day closure and 200 dollars to the United War Work fund for excess margins on flour corn meal and other items. J Ellis grocer San Toy closed two days for excess margins on flour. Howard Glass McConnellville sugars. T W Garratt Reineraville Morgan county 25 dollars to War Work fund. H Craig Morgan county 50 to War Work fund. Shinn Morris Roxbury 35 to War Work fund for false sugar statements. J B Stiff Buckeye Coal and Railway Gloucester 200 for excess margins and one day closure. Cambridge Milling Company 174 to War Work fund for excess margins on feeds.
In London on November 23 representatives of British cotton manufacturers asked the Board of Trade to permit more shipping of American cotton. They warned that a short supply could force mills to close if action isn't taken promptly. Indians help save crop in Arizona potato harvest
Henry Clark a 16 year old from Kenosha is home recovering in an army hospital at Des Moines Iowa after a crash in which his plane fell 2100 feet. He began in the infantry and finished in the aviation corps sustaining a broken thumb a dislocated shoulder a broken hip and four broken ribs.
An advertisement touts Bio-feren as a health booster for weak nervous women promising rapid vigor in two weeks. It declares the formula on the package and instructs dosing after meals and at night, offering a money-back pledge if claims aren’t met.
A chronological list chronicles key moments from 1914 to 1918 including the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, declarations of war, major battles such as Mons Verdun and Somme, naval actions like Jutland and the Lusitania sinking, and pivotal events ending with the Armistice. It names many nations, battles, and dates.
War saving program support: ad urges savings at Buckeye State Building and Loan Company in Columbus Ohio to fund weapons armies and overseas provisions. Firm offers five percent on time deposits. Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street. Assets listed as 15 900.
Washington announced changes to retail margins on many articles. A Milwaukee Columbus list shows revised maximums for wheat flour sugar butter cheese margarine eggs bread and related items across cash and carry versus credit and delivery stores with prices per pound or per barrel and per loaf.
U S Food Administration notes ways to use cranberries with sugar alternatives. Recipes include Cranberry Sauce Jelly Cranberry-Apple Jelly Candied Cranberries and guidance on drying berries to extend season.
In Pueblo on November 23 a passenger train from this city to Atencingo was dynamited by Zapata bandits causing fifty four deaths. The blast occurred at La Galarza near Atencingo and victims were described as passers by.
London reports say John R. Clynes the food controller has resigned and Lord Robert Cecil the under secretary of state for foreign affairs has also resigned. A South Dakota mine surgeon has invented a new device to strap an injured man and move him safely in any position.
Among American prisoners who reached Paris on Thursday from Germany was Captain James Norman Hall of Colfax Iowa an American ace and author of Kitchener's Own.
Columbus November 23 The state prepares for a record good roads year with hundreds of miles of highways under contract. If labor conditions normalize by spring, work will begin immediately on 300 miles under contract per state highway commissioner Clinton Cowen.
A testimonial from Charles W. Byers of Terre Haute Indiana describes severe lung trouble and extreme weight loss. After two bottles of Milks Emulsion he gained 28 pounds in 28 days and regained health, with the product sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co and Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville.
New York on November 23 reports J. S. Bache international banker stating there is enough world work to keep the United States busy for years after peace. He predicts continued prosperity in agriculture and other sectors despite a decline in average prices.
In Chillicothe on November 23, Scioto Lodge No. 6 led by Worshipful Master Arthur V. Morgan reports conferring about 900 degrees in the year. They issued roughly 700 degrees to non residents including many soldiers at Camp Sherman and 200 degrees to local Masons, averaging three degrees per working day.
A Rotterdam Courant dispatch from Amsterdam reports all members of the Hohenzollern dynasty will depart Germany in the near future with an unspecified destination.
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