Governor Coxs Reno Address Draws League Of Nations Fire
The Reno Gazette critiques Governor Coxs remarks on U S entry into the League of Nations. It argues his defense of Article X misreads the covenant and would shift war declaring power to the President, echoing Lodge reservations and prompting Democratic senators to back them over Cox.
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Reno
Nevada
Cox
United States
League
Senate
League of Nations
Congress
Supreme Council of the
Wilson
League of Nations Covenant
Democratic Party
Fm Congress
Republcan
Senator Lodge
The Test of a Bargain Merchants
The article argues that strong shopper demand for bargains has grown. It warns buyers to prioritize necessity and quality, noting that low prices mean little if goods lack standard quality and workmanship. It cautions against buying unworthy stock even at reduced prices.
Opinions Reprinted on Cox and World Tribunal Proposal
The Minneapolis Journal critiques Cox and his calls for a world tribunal, arguing voters should question sovereignty surrender to a super state. It mocks optimistic claims and notes the public understands the limits of a body to avert future wars.
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Minneapolis
Cox
Wilson
Mr. Cox
League
United States
As A Woman Thinks The Highbrow Way
A young matron converses about a costly dining room set bought by Mary. She questions spending for furniture while lacking funds and suggests saving or buying items like fur, jewelry, or ivory to avoid debt. An unmarried friend agrees the spending is foolish and prefers art and books.
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Mary
Walter
Highbrow talk on childhood values in a social chat
A conversation contrasts material wealth with the mental life of children. Agnes advocates prioritizing culture and early experience, while a young mother politely agrees but later mocks the idea as pretentious.
Pickle and corn salad canning instructions excerpt
Readable lines describe making tomato and cucumber pickles with vegetables like carrots celery onions beans and cauliflower set in salt water then cooked with two quarts vinegar two cups sugar and mixed spices including turmeric mustard and flour. Dressing added then corn salad with cabbage peppers onion and corn boiled with vinegar sugar salt mustard turmeric and flour sealed hot yields about eight quarts.
Dutch Premier Beerenbrouck to Attend Alcoholism Congress
Jonkheer Ruys de Beerenbrouck, Dutch prime minister and leading prohibitionist, is slated to play a prominent role at the Fifteenth International Congress Against Alcoholism in Washington September 21 26. He chaired the permanent international committee and has long led temperance movements in Holland.
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Jonkheer Ruys DE Beerenbbrouck
Jonkheer Ruys DE Beerenbrock
Holland
Europe
Washington, D. C
de Beerenbrouck
Ruremont
University of Leyden
Panag House of Representatives
Gover. Ordedeerenbroky 9
Limburg
Ludendorff
Belgium
Beerenbrouck
Temperance Catholic Society of
International Catholic Society Against Alcoholism
On The Spur Of The Moment Remarks and Vague Allusions
A quirky column piece lists assorted personal opinions and misdirections. It references critics, travelers, Prohibition era lunch spots, and a mocked military figure Villa. The tone is wry and interconnected through casual asides.
After Dinner Stories and Local Comedy in Corners
A digest of quirky exchanges and small town humor from a touring company. Witty asides at dinner fade into theater setbacks as storms, sunset, and theatre fears frame a village mood. A family scene ends with a punchline on love and paralysis.
California Syrup of Figs Adverts Claim Harmless Laxative
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a child laxative praised for a fruity taste and harmless effect. It advises parents to look for the name California on the package to ensure the safest stomach and bowel relief.
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California
Gold in Nations Shrinks as Europe Loses Massive Gold Supply
Report for the League of Nations conference estimates about 500 million dollars in gold coins disappeared from European coffers between 1913 and 1919. It notes a drop from 3.764 to 3.240 billion in European holdings, with Britain France Italy and others posting losses while the United States and Japan gain notably.
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London
Brussels
Holland
Switzerland
Spain
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Greece
Great Britain
France
Italy
Portugal
Belgium
Romania
Germany
Austria
Hungary
United States
Japan
Europe
Copeland Family Reunion Held in Stewart
Stewart Sep 10 The annual Copeland reunion was held at Mrs. N. M. Copeland’s home. Sixty six guests shared baskets for a noon dinner. Afternoon activities included music photo taking and talks by C. H. Copeland C. G. Tucker and others.
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C. G. Tucker
Roy Jones
Donald Tucker
Cumberland
E. M. Martin
S. E. Haskin
Jessie
Hazel
Mildred
Marietta
Ida May Sanburn
Milford Center
W. W. Jackson
Harry
Broadwell
W. W. Hosler
R. B. Hay
Herman
Dorthea and
Russell
Columbus
Eva Sullivan
Buchtel
Ella Michael
Opal Frances
Barberton
M. B. Copeland
Paul
Lucile
R. E. Copeland
C. W. Hayes
Thomas
Mary Jane
Grace
Gwendolyn
Roberta
John Keith
John Jackson
Guy Barrows
Addie Biggins
Dorthea
J. H. Copeland
R. EF. Sutton
Copeland and Sutton Families Gather at Stewart Parish
A lengthy listing notes relatives and guests from Canaanville Lancaster Guyeville Nelson ville and Stewart gathering at a Stewart area event. Named individuals include Mrs L L Sutton George Sutton Garnet Sutton Mrs W H Wright and others with several spouses and grandchildren. The roster highlights extended kinship present for the occasion.
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L. L. Sutton
George Sutton
W. H. Wright
Garnet Sutton
Canaanville
W. O. Copeland
Lancaster
C. H. Copeland
C. H. Jr
J. H. Finsterwald
James Finsterwald
Guyeville
G. D. Evener
Clark Johnson
Nelsonville
Frances Hayes
Arthur Witheral
Ethyl Snyder
Lucinda Copeland
Fred Charlton
Wm Hurst
Stewart
N. M. Copeland
Collision Near Avenue Bridge Injures Meigs Party
A serious automobile collision near the Avenue bridge between Rutland and Pomeroy involved Mrs. Guy Larkin and the superintendent of the Essex coal mine. The Larkin car was forced off the road and overturned into a ditch. Occupants include Mrs. Howard Johnson, Mrs. J. B. Giles, Mrs. W. E. Dunlap, John Larkin, and Pearl Romine. Mrs. Johnson is in serious condition. others suffer fractures and bruises but are expected to recover.
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Rutland
Avenue Bridge
Here
Pomeroy
Guy Larkin
Essex Coal Mine
Larkin
J. B. Giles
W. E. Dunlap
John Larkin
Pearl Romine
Howard Johnson
Camp Perry Notes From Athens Boys at Camp Perry Ohio
The Athens boys with Company L N G report rain clears, camp drying, and thoughts turning to Athens. Drill and trench digging ongoing, payroll prep for the 16th, boxing hype around Carl Van Der Vort, and a military wedding at church.
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Athens
Camp Perry
Ohio
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Port Clinton
Peach Ridge
Dutch Littler
Mackie
Ohio Wesleyan
Walsh
Shafer
Dew
Carl van der Vort
Chaplin
Gallipolis
Real estate transfers listed for Athens county by townships
In Athens City and surrounding townships several deed transfers are recorded. Notable moves include Charles D. Scanlon to Eliphus Selby for lot 265 in Athens City and Ida M. Burk to Stella and Charles F. Maple in Canaan Township for $3500.
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Athens City
Charles D. Scanlon
Eliphus Selby
Canaan
Ida M. Burk
Stella
Charles F. Maple
Joseph Warner
George
Carrie Niggemeyer
Troy
Jennie Taylor
Jeanette Knowles
Frances E. Dunfee
Edwin E. Dunfee
Coolville Corporation
C. M. Brown
Anderson Bentz
Trimbie
Isabel Green
Vivian Embray
Oakdale
Susanna Korac
Mike Serfoso
Geziela Serfozo
Cause of sleeping sickness found by Columbia doctor
Dr. I. B. Wechler of Columbia University told the state conference that sleeping sickness originates in monkeys and is transmitted from man to monkeys through October experiments. The discovery relates to sources in Ohio and New Jersey and traces the disease’s transmission pathway.
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Saratoga Springs
I. 8. Wechler
Columbia University
State Conference of Health Officers
Public Health
Oho
New Jersey
Blood Treatment Claims Cure for Skin Diseases
A vintage medical advertisement asserts skin eruptions and eczema stem from diseased blood and that a thorough course of S S S purges disease germs. It promises clear skin and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
Addres
Swift Labdoratory
Atlanta, Ga
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