Green outlines Democratic view at Athens rally
William Green secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers addressed a large audience in Athens and later Nelsonville. He praised the Ohio Workmen’s Compensation Act and Governor Cox, opposed Esch Cummins railroad bill, and warned against a Republican administration favoring special interests and a protective tariff.
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William Green
National Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Athens
Cincinnati
Nelsonville
United Mine Workers
Mr. Green
United States
Cox
Vic Donahey
Green
Ohio
Organized Labor
Harry L. Davis
Cox visits Middletown on campaign swing in Ohio
Governor James M. Cox returns to Middletown, his birthplace, to campaign in the district where he grew up. He plans a Dayton appearance tonight, intensifying attacks on Senator Harding as he drives toward the final campaign push and keeps a strong voice after weeks of travel.
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Herbert W. Walker
United Press
Cox
Middletown
Ohio
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Yes
Dayton
Harding
Lucky Decision For Him Says John F. Lawrence About Tanlac
John F. Lawrence of Toledo Ohio reports restored health, twelve pound gain, stronger energy, and improved sleep after taking Tanlac. He credits the remedy with lifting long illness and indigestion and says he now eats well. Tanlac is sold in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amenville Buchtel Federal by local pharmacies.
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John F. Lawrence
Toledo
Ohio
Tanlac
Athens
Cline’s Pharmacy
Coolville
Teylor & Son
Nelsonville
Gem Pharmacy
Amenville
F. W. Gibson
Buchtel
Alison K. Walker
Federal
J. W. Wilson
Cascarets Ad Claims Night Use Clears Liver Bowels
A vintage ad promotes Cascarets as a night remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels. It targets biliousness headaches and indigestion with claims of no griping and easy mornings. It also notes children can use Cascarets and lists 10 25 and 50 cent prices.
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Cascarets
Druggist’s tonic Dreco claims cure for stomach gas
William Allwine of Fin, Ohio reports gas and dizziness from digestive troubles. After taking two bottles of Dreco he says his stomach gas, appetite and sleep improved, with liver function active and general well being restored. Dreco contains twelve herbs and is sold by The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
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William Allwine
East Railroad St
Tiffin
Athens
Cline Pharmacy Co
Bayer Aspirin Identity Warns Against Substitutes
The notice stresses that genuine Aspirin carries the Bayer name on the package or tablets. It claims Bayer has prescriber approved efficacy for twenty one years and lists common uses including colds, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain. It mentions affordable twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Social visits and family gatherings around Strouds Run
Strouds Run residents hosted and visited relatives through the weekend. John Howard of Trimble and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Sprague with Susie and Zelma. Dowler, Mansfield, and Willow Creek guests also traveled and spent time with locals. Athens visitors and sorghum molasses talk mark the week.
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John Howard
Trimble
John Sprague
Suny
Fred A. Dowler
Jesse Bennett
Athens
H. P. Dowler
Alex Howard
Near Millfield
Frank Finsterwald
Mary Larch
Lucy
Sunday Guests Fill Hooper Ridge and Area Homes
Hooper Ridge and G L Bryson families hosted Sunday gatherings with J O Bryson and Edgar Keirns families also visiting. Arizona visitor John Paul called at D Lin scott’s Saturday night. Numerous locals including Linsecott and McDaniel households enjoyed Sunday visits from neighbors and relatives.
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G. L. Bryson
J. O. Bryson
Edgar Keirns
J. B. Keirns
John Paul
Arizona
D. Linscott
A. M. Linsecott
Coral Wooley
Floyd Linscott
Thelma Surgeon
Ralph Porter
Gene Mercer
Beaulah
Etha
Lucille Linscott
Lewis
Local School Fundraiser Yields $47.41 For Floodwood
The Messenger reports a cake auction at Clifford School netting $47.41 from a 46.60 cake, with Miss Vernice Hartmen winning as the most popular lady and the pie supper totaling $76.67 to improve Old Floodwood School. Auctioneers John and Harry Dishong aided by Lloyd Sears, and editor notes the Murray City Glouster football game challenge as answered by Principal Harley Tutttle.
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Messenger
Clifford School
Canaanville
Vernice Hartmen
Spice Lick
Addie McDonald
Elsie Myers
Myers
Old Floodwood
John Dishong
New Floodwood
Harry Dishong
Lloyd EB. Sears
The
Murray City High School
Glouster High School
Glouster
Harley A. Tutttle
Murray High School
Lame Shoulder Relief with Chamberlain's Liniment Advice
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Liniment as relief for muscular rheumatism including lame shoulders. It claims no internal treatment needed and recommends applying four times daily for quick relief, also noting value for sprains and bruises.
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Chamberlain
King Alexander Lying In State In Athens Cathedral
King Alexander's body lay in state today in the cathedral of the Greek church guarded by picked troops. The casket rested draped with flags and simple wreaths in the rotunda with funeral services and burial planned for Friday. A machine from Ohio produces tubing and molding from flat metal strips at high speed.
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Athens
Alexander
Ohio
Pepto Mangan Claims Rich Blood Fights Disease
An advertisement urges readers to use Pepto Mangan to boost rich red blood and resistance to illness. It describes falling vitality from thin blood, promotes the tonic in liquid or tablet form, and endorses it as physician approved under the brand Gude's Pepto Mangan.
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Gude
Athens county superintendents convene for school reviews
Athens county superintendents met October 26 at the county office. Officials present included M. O. Davis H. F. Dillinger W. E. Riley Wesley Walburn C. E. Miller Pearley Gaskill M. M. Bryson E. G. Gibson C. H. Copeland John M. Williams and E. W. Shirley. Topics covered teachers meetings examinations and Standard Educational Tests. State Inspector G. H. Crow attended and spoke on rural and high school conditions with suggested remedial measures.
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Athens County
M. O. Davis
H. F. Dillinger
W. E. Riley
Wesley Walburn
C. E. Miller
Pearley Gaskill
M. M. Bryson
E. G. Gibson
H. Copeland
John M. Williams
E. W. Shirley
G. H. Crow
Crounty
Crow
Free Trial Offer for Asthma Sufferers It Promises Relief
A historical notice invites asthma patients to request a free trial of a treatment method. It claims applicability to all ages and climates, including hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed, and asks readers to mail a coupon with no payment or postage.
Operators to form fair practice committees to cut coal prices
Soft coal operators from all districts gathered in Cleveland in response to Attorney General Palmer's telegram to cooperate in lowering prices. They voted to appoint fair practice committees nationwide to curb costs to consumers and refuse to seek unreasonable bituminous coal prices. Maher Coal President T. K. Maher predicted prices at 8.50 to 9.00 dollars per ton, blaming speculation for higher costs.
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Cleveland
Palmer
T. K. Maher
Maher Coal Company
Pershing to Attend Nebraska Rutgers Game at Polo Grounds
General John J. Pershing, a Nebraska University alumnus, plans to attend the Nebraska versus Rutgers football game at the Polo Grounds next Tuesday if possible after accepting a New York alumni invitation.
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New York
John J. Pershing
Nebraska University
Rutgers
Polo Grounds
Ath ens County voters face three mill levy for schools
Prosecuting Attorney W B Bartels explains that a November vote on a three mill levy affects eligibility for a $500 000 state reserve fund and state aid, with districts not approving the levy possibly losing access to the fund and eight month school operation requirements.
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Athens County
W. B. Bartels
Ohio
Remedy for a Sick Liver Promises Quick Restoration
A period advertisement extols a liver remedy promising rapid and thorough restoration of health. It frames liver illness as causing irritability, fatigue, and loss of vitality and asserts no other cure works as well.
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