Social News Notes From Athens Area
Social events are disrupted by health orders as the Pallas Club and Pythian Sisters postpone meetings. A daughter Rosalind is born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Kelley of Youngstown. Travelers Mrs. L. V. Brown and companions return from a Columbus trip, and Misses Mary and Marjorie Bennett end a two week visit with grandparents in Athens.
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Pallas Club
W. F Mercer
Board of Health
Rosalind
Fred F. Kelley
Sadie Russell
Youngstown
Pythian Sisters
Nelsonville
State Board of Health
J. H. Duffee
Columbus
Athens
Albany
Mrs. Duffee
Glouster
Chauncey
Athena
Mary and
Marjorie Bennett
Charles Mitchell
Walter Bennett
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Child Health
A nostalgic appeal contrasts harsh old laxatives with California Syrup of Figs as a safe pleasant remedy for children’s stomach liver and bowels. It emphasizes that many mothers keep it on hand and warns against counterfeits and non California Syrup Company labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Pig Syrup Company
Automatic mileage recorder built into tire patented
A new patent covers an automatic mileage recorder integrated into an automobile tire to indicate the distance the tire has traveled. The device measures rolling distance and displays it for the user, potentially aiding maintenance and fuel tracking.
Watch pricing and service offers for shoppers
Announcement promotes affordable watches at one fifty with a lifetime of service when spending around fifteen to twenty dollars. It invites customers to consult for guidance on choosing a watch that fits their needs.
Amazing relief claim for inflammatory rheumatism by liniment
A Scranton steel worker credits 20th Century Liniment with rapid relief after three months of immobility from inflammatory rheumatism. He says the pain eased five minutes after application, enabling sleep and return to work within two weeks, with a money back guarantee offered by druggists.
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Scranton
A. Caveney
Capouse Ave
Government to Check Production of Lumber
War Industries Board issues regulations to restrict lumber output to essential needs. Priority governs labor, material, and equipment for government, railroads, civilians, and war work where Kimber is essential.
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Washington
War Industries Board
Americans Press North of Bantheville in Heavy Fighting
American forces made further progress today in heavy fighting northwest of Bantheville and advanced in the Grand Pre region as they push north in France. Units reported gains and continued bombardment support amid stubborn German resistance.
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Bantheville
Grand Pre
Austro-German Forces Retreat After Moravia Valley Attacks
The Serbian War Office reports Austro-German troops repelled in strong Moravia Valley fighting are retreating northward in disorder as of today.
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London
Great Moravia
Serbian War Office
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Sam
Hutchinson & Stickney
E. M. Phillips
P. O
Messenger
Social News
Mary Root
Alex Root
Frank Thorton
Coolville
Rosalie Miller
Woman's Music Club
Arthur Hunter
Second Street
Hunter
Charles Oxley
Ralph
Union
Nellie
Wooster
Lieut
Delburt Oxley
Kansas City
John Goddard
W. R. Goddard
Amesville
Bethlehem, Pa
Bethlehem Steel Co
Raritan Arsenal
Metuchen
N. J
Michael Stern
Rochester
Preston
Athens County
Coolville Station
O. F. Larson
Coolvillie, Ohio
Fess
Wilson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New Jersey
Cornwell
Mens Union
West Union S&t
Fulton
Lake Erie
Hercumber County
New York
France
Serbia
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