Calumet Baking Powder launches major ad campaign
The Calumet Baking Powder Company has begun one of the largest advertising campaigns in years as investigators found surprisingly positive conditions in Southeastern Ohio. The piece argues that such bold spending proves the go get em spirit essential to lifting commerce and national industry and urges merchants to capitalize on resumed buying as world powers engage through the Monroe Doctrine.
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Calumet Baking Powder Company
Ohio
Peple
Calumet
Mexico Seen Near Recognition by United States
The article notes expected official recognition of Mexico under President Obregon as pacification and economic order return. It cites revived business and agricultural activity, growing American demand, a resolved petroleum dispute, and a Mexican pledge to use oil export duties to service national bonds. Rumors place recognition before the Washington arms conference.
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Mexico
Obregon
Mexican Supreme Court
Washington
Local Character Euclid Brown Faces Rumors and Politics
A portrait of Euclid Brown once seen as a straight, generous townsman who helped others. After a mayoral bid, rumors and insults spread, highlighting how politics can tarnish reputations. A stray note mentions a flood expectation and a rainstorm remark about a flapper in knee dresses, with a geopolitical aside about Constantine of Greece being turned down by many nations.
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Constantine
Greece
Switzerland
Holland
Roumania
After Dinner Stories at the cricket match
A boy tells the gatekeeper he wants to see his father the umpire. He retrieves the sandwiches his mother demanded back, revealing the mother’s loss. The boy quips the father must clean his shoes with salmon and shrimp paste. A sly line ends with a note on saying it with flowers.
Thousand Islands and Then Some
Alexandria Bay October 3 An article on the Thousand Islands notes the group between 1 000 and 1 500 dots in the St Lawrence River. It describes Heart Island's castle project, millionaire estates, and varied island homes, including small “love nests” and water bordered yards.
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Alexandria Bay
N. Y
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Thousands Islands
St. Lawrence
Calumet
Clayton
Hiawatha
Michabou
Hare
Heart Island
Palm Beach
Newport
Pullman
Trials and science notes mix in one column
Mrs Lyda Southard on trial in Twin Falls Idaho for poisoning her fourth husband Edward Meyer with arsenic also suspected in earlier deaths and supported by her fifth husband Paul Southard. Buffalo herd on the National Bison Range at Moiese Montana and notes on birds protection law adoption. Amalgam dental fillings details and materials for extreme temperatures discussed by experts.
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Lyda Southard
Twin Falls
Idaho
Edward F. Meyer
Paul Southard
Moiere
Montana
American Ornithologists’ Union
L. V
Twinalls
Athens Day by Day by the Messenger Watch Dog
The Athens crowd follows the great world baseball series with live in-office returns and playful betting chatter. Notables including Butch Grover and Bill Hughes observe, amid local scenes, as the Yankees win 3 to 0. The piece also notes a Chamber of Commerce meeting and church group enrollments.
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Athens
Butch Grover
Butch
Art Wolfe
Sam Johnson
Johnson
Huggins
Hug
Stock Exchange
Roger Jones
Stacy Boyer
Chris Lomax
Jack Johnson
Bill Hughes
Bill
Emmett Riley
Bill Sullivan
Dutch Littler
Dan Jenkins
Frank Wise
Burt
New York City
Questions and Answers From The Athens Messenger Bureau
Readers submit questions answered by the information bureau. Topics include meteors Keats and Shelley, national forest roads upkeep, weather forecasts accuracy, and making fire bricks from ashes and salt. Includes figures and brief explanations.
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Keats
Shelley
Sam
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau of Standards
Montana
Ingrown Toe Nail Turns Itself Outward Overnight
A patent remedy claims a toe nail can turn outward overnight with a few drops of Outgo on the surrounding skin. The antiseptic Outago is marketed for chiropodists and available to consumers with simple directions from druggists. Judge Taft five? cents cigar.
Notable Ohio Figures Born and Died Across Century Highlights
Yesterday's in Ohio recalls Jeremiah Morrow born Gettysburg, Joshua R. Giddings born Tioga Point, John T. Wilson born Highland County, and a 1904 Ohio Day celebration at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis. Major dates span 1771 to 1904 with deaths in 1853 and 1864.
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Jeremiah Morrow
Ohio
U. S
Gettysburg
Joshua R. Giddings
Tioga Point
Montreal
John T. Wilson
Highland County
St. Louis
Royal Arch Masons Conclude Ohio Convocation in Dayton
Dayton hosts the 125th annual convocation of the Royal Arch Masons of Ohio. The event closes with the election of officers.
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Dayton
Royal Arch Masons of
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