Board of Health Warns Against Flu Threat
Connecticut boards issue warnings and advise public health steps as influenza fears rise. The notice promotes S S S blood tonic as a preventive aid sold by druggists and offers free medical advice from 151 Swift Laboratory Atlanta. Community conferences in Nelsonville address returning soldiers with a planned program led by Y M C A officials and local leaders.
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Board of Health
State of
Connecticut
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Nelsonville
Alfred W. MacBriar
Cincinnati
C. C
H. E. Donley
Fred L. Rosemond
Army Y. M. C. A
Public Health Hygiene Rules Card
Avoid inhaling others breaths and steer clear of coughing or sneezing near you. Do not visit poorly ventilated places and keep warm dry. If wet change clothes immediately and do not share drinking cups or towels. Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing and clean teeth and mouth regularly. Do not spit on the floor.
NYC Health Commissioner Forecasts Influenza Return
In an interview with the New York Times the city health chief warns of a renewed influenza attack and urges the public to guard health and build strength. Medical leaders admit helplessness while health authorities nervously advocate precautionary measures to prepare the body for the coming outbreak.
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New York City
New York Times
Nelsonville Classified Ads Offer Phonograph and More
Local ads promote a new phonograph at Sauter’s Studio 66 Fulton Street with a reward claim remains unclaimed. Maxwell automobile offered cheap at 792 Walnut Street. A large five room house for rent with utilities is listed via Albert Neiman. Whiskey barrels and seven eight week old pigs are also for sale near Shaf er's Wholesale House.
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Sauter’s Phonograph Studio
Fulton St
Nelsonville
Maxwell Automobile
Walnut St
Local residents bid farewells after visits
Mrs. G. S. Wallace left for Burlington North Carolina after visiting her daughter in law Mrs. Mabel Wallace. Mrs. James Dow and her little son returned to Columbus after an extended stay with Mrs. Phil Kelch. Mrs. Kelch accompanied them home. Mrs. Walter Wolfe and Mrs. Hannah Parry were Columbus visitors. Ms. Kate Sauvage returned home to Middleport after visiting her daughter Mrs. Earl Lama.
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G. S. Wallace
Burlington
N. C
Mabel Wallace
James Dow
Little Son
Columbus
Phil Kelch
Kelch
Walter Wolfe
Hannah Parry
Kate Sauvage
Middleport
Earl Lama
Local Socials Note Traveler Visits and Dinners
Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Rider spent Tuesday in Columbus. Mrs. William Morgan is visiting her daughter in Columbus. Mrs. Richard Gibson left for Logan due to her niece's death. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Weltzheimer and families plus the Kelch and Saltz households spent Sunday at Rock House. Howe Patterson moved to Mansfield to take a new position. Mrs. A L Pritchard and daughter Mary visited Columbus. Mrs. J L Wilson and son Herman Ruble were guests in Columbus yesterday and today.
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Orlie Rider
Columbus
William Morgan
Richard Gibson
Logan
Chas. Weltzheimer
L. R. Kelch
John Saltz
Rock House
Howe Patterson
Mansfield, C
A. L. Pritchard
Mary
J. L. Wilson
Herman Ruble
Square spectator watches Cubs scores as 86 year old
Jack Wilson, hale and hearty at 86, visits the square at noon to check baseball scores. Cincinnati is his hopeful winner. The Christian Sunday school plans Promotion Day next Sunday with diploma awards and Cradle Roll Day for attending mothers. Mr and Mrs Guy Hunter announce the arrival of a daughter named Ruth.
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Jack’ Wilson
Hale and Hearty
Wilson
Cincinnati
Christian Sunday School
Guy Hunter
Ruth
Hocking Valley Community Conference Planned in Nelsonville
Complete arrangements set for the Hocking Valley Community conference at the Y M C A in Nelsonville next Monday from 2 to 5 p m. About 100 delegates from several Ohio counties have been selected and will attend.
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Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Ohio
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praise Story
Mrs. W. M. Stevens of Vivian West Virginia reports her 11 month old baby with a severe cough found relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar. She credits the product with stopping the cough in two days and saving her baby's life after other remedies failed. The medicine contains no opiates and is sold widely.
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Foley
W. M. Stevens
Vivian
W. Va
Ohio Site Taxer and the single tax movement debated
The piece attacks the Ohio Site Taxer publication and the proposed classification of property for taxation amendment. It portrays supporters as aiming to tax only land while exempting personal property and income, arguing this would hurt farmers and raise cynical public sentiment. The writer urges Grange opposition and calls for enforcement against tax dodgers.
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Ohio
Ohio Site Taxer
Ohio Site Value Taxation League
Ohio State Grange
Pomona
Bolshevists
The
Grange
Local notes cover sports wins and community changes
Amesville reports a Stewart high school 15 14 win over Amesville, upcoming games with Coolville, and a Plains loss on a disputed call. New residents include Mr and Mrs McDaniel moving into town, Clark relocations to Athens, and bank staff cover. Community events feature dances, visits from relatives, and church men’s meetings.
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Sugar Creek
W. B. Thompson
Walter White
Plantsville
Jessie Owen
Sharpeburg
Abram Gifford
F. M. Selby
Marietta
Lewis Smith
Canaanville Pike
F. L. Mauler
Pleasanton
Athens
Ezra McDaniel
J. C. Snedeker
McDaniel
Columbus
N. W. France
Cincinnati
California
A. C. Young
Wm. Weis
Los Angeles
Cal
Fannie Wells
Clyde Warren
Wenatche
Wash
George J. Linscott
D. G
Elizabeth Phillips
Athens Road
A. L. Johnson
Nelsonville
Chauncey
McNall
Chesterhill
D. F. McNickle
Coldwater, Mich
Savers Urged by Buckeye State Building & Loan Ad
In these days of plenty that person is wise who lays away the surplus earnings. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus invites new accounts of any size. Assets exceed 18 million dollars. All business by mail if desired.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
West Gay St
Columbus
Italian engineer unveils zinc copper alloy stronger than steel
An Italian engineer introduces a zinc copper alloy claimed to surpass steel in strength and resist corrosion better than copper. The invention highlights potential for lighter, durable metal use in industry. Further testing and production plans are noted.
Glouster News Briefs and Local Notices Listed
Local notes report land sale near Hisylvania mine and farm division near Palos into five acre tracts. Community updates include weddings, job moves to Cleveland, hospital stays, and travel plans of residents from Glouster and nearby towns. The piece also notes mine accident death at Jacksonville and funeral plans delayed pending Navy brother’s word.
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Jay Gessell
Bess Cunningham
Sugar Creek
Cleveland
Glouster
Mr. Gessell
A. A. Gossell
Wooley
Main Street
Dale Smith
Frank Howard
Mountville
Earl McCoy
Richard
Newark
McCoy
W. W
C. F. Wallace
Patrick Dyer
Columbus
Dyer
R . L. Lewis
Sabina
Athens
George Mandry
Canton
James Hanna
Anna
Detroit
Mich
M. Beshara
E. E. Drury
LeFever
M. Tolliver
McDonald Farm
Palos
J. A. Richards
E. LeFever
Grant Hospital
Seymour Linscott
Frank Galbraith
Amesville
Sioux City
Iowa
Joseph Bycosky
Jacksonville
Navy
Philadelphia
Mrs. Cuby
Davis Farm
King Emmanuel ratifies German Austrian peace treaty decree
Rome reports King Emmanuel has, by royal decree, ratified a peace treaty with Germany and Austria. The announcement came today, though delayed.
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Rome
Emmanuel
Rome Grange to Be Instituted in Stewart
Rome Grange will be instituted tomorrow night in the I O O F hall at Stewart. Officers will be installed and four degrees worked in ample form. Prospective members must attend at 7 30 to join with charter members. otherwise they must petition to join later.
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Rome Grange
Stewart. C
Stewart
33 Badges Awarded by Court of Honor in Scout Ceremony
Eighteen scouts appeared before the local Court of Honor last evening and were awarded 33 merit badges. Serena Shater of Troop Three became the first scout from the newest troop to earn a badge. Dixon Murray and Dayton Wise of Troop One earned Life and Star ranks, bringing seventeen boys to that ranking.
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Court OF Honor
Serena Shater
Dixon Murray
Dayton Wise
Star Scouts
Dr Srigley Talks Promised For Troop One Meeting
Scouts of Troop One plan a program with Dr H B Srigley giving practical rules for tooth taking and a monthly citation for the patrol with the best forms. Dues due and overdue library books must be returned under law. Meeting runs 6 30 to 8 00.
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Srigley
Salem School House Pie and Box Sale Friday Night
A Salem school house sale features a pie and box event on Friday night October 10. Public turnout encouraged with proceeds aiding school activities.
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Salem
Athens Gun Society to Hold Shoot at Mill Street Range
A shoot of the Athens Gun will be held tomorrow afternoon at Mill Street range. Participants from the local club are expected to attend, with the event serving as a community gathering and practical marksmanship exercise at the facility.
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Athens
Mill Street
Cascarets Protect Liver Bowels Cleanse Without Gripe
Advertised health promotes Cascarets as a gentle bowel cleanser. It contrasts with harsh Calomel Salts Oil and pills, claiming Cascarets remove constipated waste, sour stomach and foul breath while keeping the liver and bowels clean without causing sickness or griping.
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Fiu
Albert Neiman
Bell Phone
Bernard Inman
Shafer
Mary Etta Cann
Ernoon
Nelsonvile Tire & Repair Co
WM. P. Warrener
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
H. W. Cotner
E. R. Lash
Lash's Drug Store
Glouster News
Hisylvania Mine
Mason Andrews
Zeller
J. E. Zeller
Nelsonville, Ohio
N. Court
Swanson
Furniture
Hacter
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Exchange Car Department
Ostros Sales and Service
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