Earle's Hypo-Cod Promises Health Boost for Mrs Newman
Mrs Elizabeth Newman of Columbus Ohio testifies the remedy Earle's Hypo-Cod cured nervousness poor appetite and weakness. She says it improved her sleep appetite and strength and relieved rheumatism. The bottle lists Syrup of Flypophosphites cod liver extract wild cherry bark malt iron and sherry wine. Sold by McKee Drug Co and local druggists for 1.26 including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Neuman
Elizabeth Newman
Guilford Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Newman
American Chain Co
Earle
Earle’s
McKee Drug Co
Often Ruined By Careless Washing
A 1900s style health note warns that common soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali drying the scalp and hair. It praises refined coconut oil shampoo as pure and gentle, recommending one or two teaspoonfuls for cleansing. The guide notes coconut oil shampoo is inexpensive and available at pharmacies for family use.
Stamp Buyer Triggers Whiskey Bottle Mishap in Federal Building
A stamp purchaser in the federal building pulled a flask from his pocket, causing whiskey to spill when the bottle toppled. He collapsed as the liquid spilled, prompting onlookers to assist.
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Chicago
Federal Building
Senator Fall probes Carranza influence on U.S. side
Senator Fall said the sub committee will pursue evidence of Carranza supporters receiving money from Mexican sources. Howard J. Doheny of Mexican PetroleumCo prepared a draft witness-stand record showing port tax payments by Hustaeaca Petroleum Co, presented in New York via endorsement by Dr Henry Allen Tupper. Tupper, pastor at First Baptist Church, aided Carranza recognition efforts. no linkage of signature to Tupper was proven.
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Washington
Senator Fall
Carranza
Howard J. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
Hustaeca Petroleum Company
New York
Henry Allen Tupper
Tupper
First Baptist Church
Carransa
Miss Thelda Salean Returns Home From Visit
Miss Thelda Salean has returned to Pt. Pleasant West Virginia after visiting her aunt Mrs. Carrie Boyles. Mr and Mrs William Harvey and Miss Gertrude Swaim visited Mr and Mrs Martin Boyles for Her birthday. preacher service at 10 30 next Sunday. Mrs Otto Russo visiting sister Miss Gertrude Houchins. School started last Monday with Mrs Devore as teacher.
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Thelda Salean
Carrie Boyles
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
William Harvey
Gertrude Swaim
New Marshfield
Martin Boyles
John Rose
Elaine Richardson
Guy Graham
Buchtel
Otto Russo
Roanoke
Gertrude Houchins
Mildred Brandenberry
Athens
Devore
Fans Rush to Secure World Series Tickets in Cincinnati
Cincinnati crowds flocked to the ball club offices on Friday to apply for World Series tickets with a card stating the distribution is not a lottery. Applicants must fill regulation blanks, seal them, and have draw from a hat determine service order, with prices from $6 for box seats to $1 for bleacher seats.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Ballclub
Little Fellows Join New York Doctors Union
The doctors' union in New York organized for under dogs with officers announced. It excludes "big fellows" or specialists who refuse to join due to a proposed $2 minimum.
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New York
Doctor's Union
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Exposure Head Noises
A home formula using Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily, is claimed to relieve head noises and ease nasal congestion by acting on blood and mucus surfaces. The note urges sharing with any troubled by catarrh or hearing loss.
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England
Local Folks Visit and Travel Notes in Washington and Nearby
Se phine Rathbourn of Washington Pennsylvania visits his sister. Mr and Mrs Lew Wimmer spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J E Parmiter. Henry Ogg and Mrs Stable visit relatives in Youngstown. Robert Robinson leaves for Camp Taylor Kentucky then over Sunday with Sergeant Bliss before going to Aurora Illinois. Dorothy Potts visits Thelma Colvin. Geo Ogg and family and Clyde Colvin visit Athens. Wells Van Dyke Harve Starling Connie Van Dyke visit Orlo Ogg in Watertown. Geo Brown hosts relatives in Amesville. School opens with Miss Hatch of Strouds Run as teacher.
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Phine Rathbourn
Washington
Lew Wimmer
J. E. Parmiter
Henry Ogg
Stable
Youngstown
Robert Robinson
Camp Taylor Ky
Sergeant Bliss
Aurora
Jlls
Dorothy Potts
Thelma Colvin
Geo. Ogg
Clyde Colvin
Athens
Wells van Dyke
Harve Starling
Connie van Dyke
Orlo Ogg
Watertown
Geo. Brown
Amesville
Miss Hatch
Strouds Run
Despondent sufferers find hope with Chamberlain's Tablets
Indigestion can cause discouragement but many have found recovery with Chamberlain's Tablets. The pills strengthen the stomach and restore natural function enabling people to eat what they crave. Try them at once for relief.
Firestone raises capital stock to 75 million dollars
Bernard M. Robinson of Akron, assistant secretary of Firestone Tire and Rubber, handed Secretary of State Smith a 61500 check for state fees due September 4. The fee marked the largest received by the secretary of state in months as the firm expanded capital stock from 13.5 million to 75 million dollars. Huntington, West Virginia Marshall College reports higher first day enrollment than last fall.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bernard M. Robinson
Akron
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Smith
Atlantic City chosen for 1920 Grand Army encampment
The fifty fourth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will be held in 1920 at Atlantic City. Delegates voted 372 to 348 after a heated contest between Colorado Springs boosters and Atlantic City proponents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlantic City
Colorado Springs
Schwab Controls Vanadium Supply in Major Deal
Pittsburgh September 12. Charles M. Schwab chief of Bethlehem Steel closes a deal with J. J. Flannery to gain control of the Bridgeville and Perusian vanadium mines. The transaction totals 4 million dollars and gives Schwab about ninety percent of the world’s vanadium supply.
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Pittsburg
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Company
J. J. Flannery
Steel King
Bridgeville
Vanadium Company
Flannery
Schwab
Well dressed woman sells league membership in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis a well dressed woman sold Mrs. C. A. Stein a membership in the league of nations for 5.90 dollars. Police are seeking the saleswoman.
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Minneapolis
C. A. Stein
League of Nations
Former Athens Boy Sees Service at Sea
Mr and Mrs G E Goodspeed of 181 North Grand Avenue Marton formerly of Athens report a letter from their twin son Harry C Goodspeed in the U S Navy after fifteen months at sea He mentions being at St Nazaire France and that he will soon leave for Paris He has made four trips to France and will report home in Marion after the next voyage
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G. E. Goodspeed
North Grand Avenue
Marton
Athens
Harry C. Goodspee
U.S. Navy
St. Nazaire
France
Paris
Young Goodspeed
Marion
Wedding Permits for Albany Guysville and Glouster Couples
The notice lists wedding permits for Emmett Clyde Wingett and Alma Pherise Tewksberry of Albany. C. F. Starlin and Mary Davis of Guysville R. D. 3. Andrew J. Viney and Gladys Davison of Glouster. John Smoot and Cora Kesterson of Millfield. Rev L M Goode presided.
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Emmett Clyde Wingett
Farmer
Alma Pherise Tewksberry
Albany
C. F. Starlin
Miner
Mary Davis
Guysville
R. D
Andrew J. Viney
Gladys Davison
Glouster
Rev. L. M. Goode
John Smoot
Cora Kesterson
Millfield
Notice of No Hunting on Athens County Farms
Landowners in Alexander and Lee townships Athens County Ohio publish a notice banning hunting or trapping on their farms day and night. A reward is offered for evidence convicting anyone digging or trapping without permission on the premises. Signed by multiple landowners including J W Lax W D Whaley W E Crossen and others. Date 9 12 2
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Alexander and Lee
Athens County
Ohio
J. W. Lax
W. D. Whaley
W. E. Crossen
G. B. Allen
E. 8. McVay
C. J. McVay
A. E.potter
Frank Daina
Olala tonic claims to cleanse liver and bile
An advertisement touts Olala as a mild tonic that strengthens the liver kidneys blood and nerves while purging bilious substances. It lists ingredients Dandelion May Apple Wahoo Burdock Sassafras and Sarsaparilla and promises quick relief from constipation indigestion and bad blood. The note offers Olala tablets at twenty five cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
Salvation Army plans new work and college reforms
New York reports the Salvation Army intends to expand postwar reconstruction efforts. Officers, including many women, are being trained at the West Twenty second Street college under Colonel Charles Miles. A larger, newer facility may cost up to 500000, as the army tightens its screening, training, and commitment before officers join the force.
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New York
Salvation Army
France
Army
West Twenty-second Street
Charles Miles
Cornell University
Army Training College
Sal
Edward Jones proposes penny rolls and landlord tax platform
In New York Edward Jones runs on a reform platform calling to force bakers to sell five rolls for a nickel and to tax landlords to cover rent for the moneyless, while raising Sunday car fares. Cincinnati grand jury urged to investigate high drug prices.
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New York
Edward Jones
Cincinnati
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