Willow Creek team struggles after undefeated stretch
Local notes report area visits by Mr and Mrs Et Mc Deniel of Floodwood and others from Chillicothe Athens and Iowa. Willow Creek ball team, undefeated until a game with Hoyt town, drew a one run tie with Jadson while Dillinger Seaman and HLF left for school near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels Ridge
Et Mc-Deniel
Floodwood
Weaver Bobo
Will Ely
Chillicothe
Robert Falion
Buckie
Mshert Oxles
Iowa
Will
State Air
Mame Herrotd
Athens
Thomas Phallips
Bobo
Hot Mulligan
Willow Creek
Hoyttown
Hoyttown Bors
Willow Creek Boys
Hourtown
Hlf
Dillinger
Seaman
McFarlin
Lysander
Jadson
Albany School Opens With Geo W Reeves as Teacher
The North Albany area reports the school opening Monday with Geo W Reeves of Albany as the teacher. Attendees from the State Fair include FLL Clark and wife, Frank Gillan and wife, S V W Knowlton, Henry Reeder, Hiram Baughman and wife, Ed Salor and Bettie Lewellen. The sick list features Mrs Theo Hank, Homer Bell, Mabel Ross, and Mrs Warren Ross. Miss Ella Wakefield of Zigvild visits. CM Judy and wife visit at Glen Roy. Els and Sebalis enroll again at Albany school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Reeves
Albany
FLL
Clark
Frank Gillan
S. V W. Knowlton
Henry Reeder
Hiram Baughman
Ed Salor
Bettie Lewellen
Theo. Hank
Homer Bell
Mabel Ross
Warren Ross
Ella Wakefield
Zigvild
Judy
Glen Roy
Els
Sebalis
Albany School
Wolff's Plains Gossip From a Small Ohio Community
Mrs Fannie McCathran travels toward Chillicothe to visit daughter Mrs F S Phillips and Mrs Ida Rose with two children. Allen and Alberta from Columbus visit G W Stage and family. Gur school improves under Clarence Matheny. Della and Lacy Dowler visit Mrs Emma Barker and Mrs Flora McHarg. Mr and Mrs Hill and Vannie McKee visit James and family. Lydia Bebout and Marian McMarg visit relatives in Nelsonville. Len Lowery from Glonster calls on Mary Michent family. Ross Prickles returns home from Arabna for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie McCathran
Sion
Chillicothe
Fs, Phillips
Ida Rose
Allen
Alberta
Flora McHarg
Hill
Vannie McKee
Buchtel
James McKee
Lydia Bebout
Marian McMarg
Nelsonville
Len Lowery
Glonster
Mary Michent
Family One
Ross Prickles
Arabna
Pratt's Fork People Take Weekend Trips And News
Will Bhickwell returns from Columbus after visiting his brother Isaac. Diverge Achie gone to Ham bolt Michigan to visit his brother Austin and sister Hart Dalton briefly. Clyde Calbern Rayo King Dames Goldsberry and Elias Dartt head to Marion county Sunday for cutting work. Mrs Rosa Barger visits her parents then heads home to Heston Massachusetts. Mrs Cyrus Boring of Missouri visits Mrs Chas Anderson. Harley Wandling of Guthrie Center Iowa stays with Samuel Foreman family. Minnie Slack and Miss Oakley of Mammoth WV guests of Aaron Gardell. Lester Clark family spends Sunday with H N Ratl expected in Parkersburg. Leslie Staut, Athens worker, visits parents. Mrs Jake Saiter hosts her mother Mrs Vance of Marion. Hattie Bails and Frank Haning from Toppers Plains call on Hannah Bails. Mary Ratliff of Tappers Plains visits local friends. Eaton Chase and wife host his mother Tabitha Chase. Anna Wells of SEE does house work for NS A Noyes. School starts Monday with Anna Carleton as teacher. A son born to John Lake and wife on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bhickwell
Columbus
Isaac
Hambolt
Mich
Austin
Ales
Hart Dalton
Clyde Calbern
Rayo King
Dames Goldsberry
Elias Dartt
Marion County Sanday
Rosa Barger
A. ON. Gateliell
Heston
Mass
Cyrus Boring
Missouri
Chas
Anderson
Harley Wandling
Guthrie
Towa
Samuel Foreman
Minnie Slack
Miss Oakley
Mammoth
W. Va
Aaron Gardell
Lester Clark
Parkersburg
H. N. Rati
Wee Steat
Leslie Staut
Athens
Jake Saiter
Vance
Marion
Hattie Bails
Frank Haning
Toppers Plains
Hannah Bails
Mary Ratliff
Tappers Plains
Eaton Chase
Tabitha Chase
Anna Wells
SEE
NS. A. Noyes
Anna Carleton
John Lake
Local notes on visits and movements of residents
Mrs Nettie G Morrison spent a few days last week visiting friends and relatives in Athens. Mary Host left for San dusky for stenography work. Ethel Dunfee moved to Rome township for school. Horace Dunfer, now in Marietta, married Miss Sorrel of Parkersburg. Bertha Moore and Danaeft head home to Basham Meigs county. Mrs Emily Fox and niece Addie Palmer visited relatives in Marietta. Myrta Hannis returned home from Y B Palmer’s after a few days. James Basom and Frank Tidd canvassed for Citizens telephone line. Sunday school picnic at Bethany church included Rev J F Childs and others. A Cleveland scientist claims a process to extract a cheap fuel gas from ordinary air. New coal fields in Poland may boost Warsaw as a manufacturing hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie G. Morrison
Athens
Mary Host
Sandusky
Ethel Dunfee
Rome Township
Horace
Dunfer
Marietta
Sorrel
Parkersburg
Bertha Moore
Danaeft
Basham
Meigs County
Emily Fox
Addie Palmer
Myrta Hannis
Y. B. Palmer
James Basom
Frank Tidd
Coolville
J. FB. Childs
Herbert
John
Maggie Griffen
Lois Hannis
Archie Dunfee
Bethany Church
West Virginia
Ambiguous tale of family envy and mistaken fortunes
A fragmented text depicts a household dispute where Lisbetial Ix contends with presumed wealth and gendered expectations. The passage hints at odder dynamics, a daughter lacking dowry, and a desire for parental money, with unresolved consequences for the unnamed siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiva
Goreway
Wien
The Cookbook Snippet on Oven Tricks and Beet Preparation
A fragmented cookbook excerpt offers quirky kitchen tips. It mentions browning pastry with added sugar, repairing beet skins with hot iron, and briefly suggests tomato soup with sesame or herb notes. Additional lines describe slicing spinach and handling floury dough while noting potential kitchen mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petty
Short-lived Carthage and Amarapura Capitals Compared
London Answers notes Carthage as the shortest lived empire seat lasting only briefly. It contrasts with Amarapura the former capital of Burma founded around 1800 and now reduced to ruins with temples and huts, the seat later moved to Mandalay.
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Tweed City
Carthage
Amarapura
Burne
Wohed
Arshiter
enmMent
Mandalay
London
Who's In a Name Daisy to Margaret in Engagement
A New York Times note recounts Margaret, known as Daisy since childhood, embracing a formal future name. She will become Mrs Flo, discarding the nickname yet insisting close friends call her Margaret. The change marks her upcoming marriage and new identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Daisy
Flo
Dalay Fleid
New York Times
Tallilan Tale Of Prussian Officer And A Royal Gift
A fragmentary 19th century anecdote recounts Colonel Malachowsky, brave yet poor, receiving a bound portfolio after a courtier delivered a work to him. The king, amused by the officer’s fascination, gifts a second volume title book inscribed to complete in two volumes for his upcoming birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallilan
Isinz
Prussia
Malachowsky
Wildes
Impas
Welsh superstitions and London sewer hunters described
The piece recounts Welsh festive superstitions about burning bottles and protective stones foretelling death within a year, and details London sewer hunters using bullseye lanterns, aprons, and pole tools to sift mud for valuables while guarding every find and keeping old iron and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
London
Chambers’ Journal
China and Allies Reach Armistice Terms Reported
The Chinese government paper lauds the peace treaty saying Western powers admit fault and, in a benevolent gesture, grant funds to aid in peaceful reliance. The report frames the payment as money for honest use to prevent future murder and ravine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Tse Chin
Pesce
Take Care of the Stomach Digestive Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols a tonic called Kodol for digestion improving the stomach function and curing indigestion and dyspepsia. A testimonial from Rev. J. H. Holladay praises its efficacy, claiming it saved his life after doctors gave up. The text also notes cholera statis tics with seven cases and 47 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holladay
Holladay, Mix
Dol
Kodol
Cline
A Boy's Will Ride for Life and Cures for Colds
A fragmentary advertorial rural notice touts King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with claims of instant relief and universal lung benefits. It cites W. H. McKee’s drug store offering 50 cent and one dollar bottles and free trials, and mentions a 1% mile ride for life as dramatic testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
King
Brown
Leesville
Ind
W. H. McKee
Fragmentary Notice on Child Welfare and Trade
Don's Kidney Pilly sols not all drug storen Goecoté Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Ys states it is impossible to have pretty bell brac and children at the same time and you will find it difficult to give away the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Goecoté
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Ys
Not Doomed for Life from Stomach Ailments in Ad Claim
An old advertisement claims Lyman McKee’s store offers Pack- Lend Arnica Salve to cure piles fistula corns burns bruises sores and eruptions in two weeks with testimonials from Burne and other locals. It also mentions Jack Frost colluding with coal operators in a harsh business deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
McKee
DoVite's Little Early Risers Tonic Declared Gentle Cleanse
A vintage ad proclaims DoVite's Little Early Risers as a gentle liver tonic that cleanses the system of poison and putrid matter without harsh purging. The copy notes benefits for biliousness torpor and fever prevention, with Cline's Pharmacy advertised as a supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DoVite
Cline
Fortune Favors a Texan Headline
W P White of Kennedale Texas credits Dr King s New Life Pills with quickly curing distressing head pains stomach ach and loss of appetite after one pill at W E McKee s drug store He claims the remedy was infallible for stomach and liver troubles and left him feeling like a new man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tes
W. E. McKee
Mak Mang Vacationers Benefit From Medicine Claims
Fragmented text describes Mak Mang and others allegedly benefiting or not from a treatment labeled as medicine. Mentions nervousness tiredness and improved sleep, with various garbled phrases about health effects and a judge or conviction unrelated to the main topic.
Illusion of Fire Feared By Pastor's Enchanted Sermon
In Germany a country preacher preached on a Kemion when the thread of his discourse tangled and he announced a fire threat. He warned of a looming blaze as the congregation spilled from the church doors to check homes nearby. The panic proved unfounded. the fire was only in his imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick
Pantor
Germany
Anton
Lewis
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Daan
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Myen
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Hriben
Wight
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Pttabu
Cey
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the Bank of Athens
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Marketta
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Srael M. Foster
Athens, Ohio
Lean Price & Stalder, Attorneys
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Lancaster
Ereeee
Wo Nee AO
Weeerees Bisque
The
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Eave Lancaster
P. Wa
CM. Bexsett
M. Wilkinpon
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W. B. Lawrence
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Eile
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