Iron Man Sarge Cole Ends Four Day Star Six Drive in Athens
Sarge Cole known as the iron man will conclude a four day nonstop driving stunt in Athens. He is handcuffed to the steering wheel of a Star Six sedan and driven by Phillips Auto Supply with support from Marietta officials. Cole offered 1000 dollars for proof of him asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Six
Sarge Cole
the Iron Man
Athens
Jeep
Cole
Phillips Auto Supply Company
Star
Marietta
John Gray
Homer Wolfe
Noontime Lunchings Stir Marital Confidence
Dear Elsie answers Pam about honesty in lunch meetings with male friends while engaged. The columnist admonishes Pam for hiding the dinners and urges truthfulness, warning that cowardice jeopardizes marriage. A second letter defends keeping friendships, arguing married women can maintain confidences and stay dignified.
Velvet Frocks Dominate Fifth Avenue Styles This Season
Velvet remains the top choice for formal and informal day wear on Fifth Avenue. Dark colors, especially black, prevail for practical afternoon use. Frocks feature rhinestone trimming and varied hemlines, with shorter fronts and longer backs, fuller skirts with drapes panels or flounces, and wraparound shapes.
Transylvanian Mystery Sparks Auntie Madge Visit
In a snappy exchange, the narrator and Lillian discuss Noel Veritzen’s Transylvanian connection and Phil’s curious interest. A car arrives with Mary calling for Auntie Madge as the scene shifts to the next encounter.
Four Day and Night Continuous Drive Begins
The start of a four day and four night continuous drive unfolds as Cole takes the wheel and commits to finishing the race with sleep breaks in Marietta, promising a grueling endurance effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Marietta
Dry Agent Faces Charge of Using Tear Gas Weapon
State Prohibition Commissioner McDonald will probe O. E. Rankin a dry agent over an alleged tear gas discharge to scatter a Lorain crowd after a demonstration against a forcible search of an automobile tied to a liquor raid. Rankin has prior reprimands for radical tendencies and tear guns are common among dry agents.
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Columbus
U.P
McDonald
O. E. Rankin
Lorain
Rankin
McTigue Favored Over Loughran In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York on October 4 reports Mike McTigue is a 7 5 favorite to defend his light heavyweight title against Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
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New York
Mike McTigue
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Freshman Co ed Finances College Life By Dressmaking
Mary Albert of Jackson and living at 26 North McKinley Street in Athens began dressmaking to fund four years at Ohio University. Using her own clothes as samples she offers to sew dresses for any woman student and already has several completed orders.
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Virginia Riddle
Ohio University
Athens
Mary Albert
Jackson
North
McKinley Street
Mary
Jad Salts Kidney Flushing Cure Sold At Local Drugstores
A vintage health ad touts Jad Salts to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder issues. It recommends four ounces dissolved in water each morning for a few days, claiming benefits from the lemon juice and lithia blend and noting local druggists sell the product.
A Comfortable School Frock Pattern Offered by Mail
The advertisement promotes pattern 5922 in wool crepe velveteen and wash fabrics for four sizes 1, 6, 7 and 10 years. A ten year size needs 2½ yards of 36 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of two dollars or stamps.
Boy Injured Falling From Grapevine Swing
A 12 year old boy, Lewis Gatchel Jr., was injured when he fell from a grapevine swing at a game refuge near Glouster. He sprained and bruised his left shoulder, X rays showed no fracture but the injury is severe enough to delay recovery. The article notes accompanying visits and local residents in town.
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Glouster
Lewis, Jr
Lewis Gatchel
Crawford
Four year old girl injured by broken pop bottle
In Hollister on a Sunday afternoon the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hardsorg fell and cut her right ear on a broken pop bottle. Eight stitches were required to close the wound.
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Glouster
Frank Hardsorg
Hollister
Schedule of church meetings at Glouster Methodist
Schedule for Glouster Methodist Episcopal church week events includes Young Peoples choir 7 p m Tuesday for Corning event, official board 7:30 p m Tuesday, W F M 8 B meeting 2 p m Wednesday at Mrs Pride home, prayer service 7 p m, Kappa Sigma Pi Thursday 7 p m, Friendship Circle Thursday 7 p m, Epworth League visit to Corning League Friday 7 p m with pastor and Epworth League, buses 6:30 p m.
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Glouster
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young Peoples
Corning
W. F
W. A. Pride
Kappa Sigma Pi
Friendship Circle
Epworth League
Corning League
Visit to Mrs M Beshara Glouster
Oct 4 report says M Beshara and brother Joe Beshara motored to Columbus to visit Mrs M Beshara at Mt Carmel hospital where she is under observation and likely to undergo an operation.
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M. Beshara Glouster
Andersons Welcome Son in Glouster
Mr and Mrs Emmett Anderson of Glouster are parents to a baby boy born Sunday afternoon in the city.
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Glouster
Emmett Anderson
Williams Family Personal Mention Extends to Max
Mr and Mrs Henry Williams celebrate their son Max with greetings from relatives including Mr and Mrs Fran.
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Henry Williams
Max
Fran
Gold Find Reported on Mrs Hoofman Property
Trace of gold found on property of Mrs. G W Hoofman after rock samples assayed by L Glover of Seattle Washington yielded a favorable report.
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Bellefontaine
G. W. Hoofman
L. Glover
Seattle
Wash
Varicose Veins Reduced Or Money Back
An advertisement promises quick relief from varicose veins using Moone s Emerald Oil. It claims normalizing veins in days with nightly morning applications, urges readers to buy from any dispensing pharmacist, notes small bottles last long, and appeals to those with sores or ulcers to act now.
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Moone
New Gel Claims Cure for Epilepsy Seizures
Readers urged to write Pheno leptol Co Dept 259 A Box 71 St Johns Place Station Brooklyn NY for a free booklet on a new gel treatment that allegedly stops stubborn seizures and is not habit forming.
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Phenoleptol Co
St. Johns Place Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tang in October air invites activities
Dr. Roy S. Copeland, a former New York City health commissioner and U S senator from New York, calls October a season of inviting health related activities and civic engagement.
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Tang
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Appetizing Fish Dishes For Winter Health
The article offers fish recipes and health guidance. A three pound finnan haddie is boiled, skinned, pounded, mixed with lemon, pepper, salt butter and cream, served on buttered toast with parsley and lemon. It urges daily walking as the best exercise for all, stressing mood and health in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Newanaper Bealure Service, Inc
Prvs
Athens Suggested As Place on Ohio Aeronautical Maps
Athens may be added to Ohio aeronautical maps after a proposal from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Alex M. Moore received a letter from Lloyd D. Bower urging that Athens be marked on a building roof to help pilots identify the town from the air and improve safety. A city council committee was named to work with the mayor, citing the plan would help pilots avoid dangerous low flights and protect residents.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Alex M. Moore
Lloyd D. Bower
Commercial Aviation Committee
Ohio Commerce Body
Co. F. Mosure
C. E. Starr
Bower
Tomorrow's Horoscope Reflects Shifts in Trade and Personal Ties
The piece notes auspicious conditions for many sectors but warns against faulty contracts and strained personal alliances. It highlights potential financial gains from change and mentions notable nativities including John Erskine and Louise Dresser.
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Hazelrigg
John Erskine
Louise Dresser
Nelsonville Team Battles Through Rough Spots In Rutledge’s Style
In Rutledge era football, Tommy Curran anchors the defense at end and leads a stout line. Sub Mace adds a five-yard gain as the lone substitute. Stocklin proves versatile at half and center, Hartley’s small frame aids dodging tacklers, Linton excels as a fast end and receiving threat.
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Rutledge
Tommy Curran
Tommy
Curran
Stone
Mace
Stocklin
Lattimer
Hartley
Linton
Second Stringers Shine in Griffen and Hitchings Game
Griffen and Hitchings, linesmen, and Parry, fullback, look especially promising among the second stringers.
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Griffen
Hitchings
Parry
Oil tax conference defers measures for inspection and refunds
Committees in session at Columbus for the North America gasoline tax conference drew plans to inspect oil and gasoline taxes across states. They also consider methods for handling refunds and exemptions.
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Columbus
North America
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Phil
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H. B. May
F. H. May
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