Tumulty Hays dispute over war politics and loyalty
The publicized exchange shows Joseph Tumulty asking Will Hays to confirm a Chicago meeting remark about Democratic aims to win the war and Congress. Hays replies that he spoke generally about Democratic leverage in the war and warned against partisan use of the war, denying the exact quoted wording.
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Tumulty
Chaiman Hays
Will Hays
Indianapolis
Ind
Topeka
Tea
Kansas
Chicago
Washington
Hays
Joseph P. Tumulty
White House
Washington, D. C
Association of Repub
Senate
House
Republican Party
Wiscon
Democratic Machine
Camp Grant
Wisconsin
Camp
Paul O. Hasting
Wilson
Joseph BE
United States
Davies
Kington
Berlin
Michigan
Maine
Democratic
George EU
Political dialogue urges joint effort to lift heavy load
The writer urges united action for a difficult task, proposing both political figures work together to maximize effort. Signed W. Hays.
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W. H. Hays
Marshfield Social Notes and Family Visitors
Marshfield community notes list visits from Detroit Columbus Battle Creek and Canton families. Guests include Mr and Mrs T M McAdama, Ray Lewellyn, Miss Martha Hamilton, Mr and Mrs F J Burt, Mr and Mrs Sam Hamilton, Rev and Mrs A H Franks honored with a donation, and Mr and Mrs G P Elliott. Also a Mother Gray's Sweet Powders advertisement promotes relief for children’s fever worms and teething issues with 25 cent price.
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T. M. McAdama
Detroit
Mich
W. H. MccAdama
Ray Lewellyn
Camp Sherman
Oscar Lewellyn
Martha Hamilton
Columbus
Athens
F. J. Burt
Raymond
Charles
Sam Hamilton
West Virginia
Eleworth Pierce
Gilbert Shannon
W. H. Chaffin
Canton
Lydia Nanna
William Nanna
Marshfield
A. H. Franks
G. P. Elliott
Battle Creek
Jacob White
John McNerney
Joseph McNerney
Columbus, Apent
Pearot Cornbread Featured by Wheat Conservation Officers
The United States Food Administration presents Cornbread recipes chosen from a large collection submitted from both north and south. The note advises sifting cornmeal and flour before measuring to ensure proper results.
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United States Food Administration
New England Corn Cake and Virginia Pone Recipes
A pair of cornmeal based recipes detailing New England Corn Cake with cornmeal flour mix, milk, fat and syrup baked 25 to 30 minutes. Virginia Pone uses hot hominy milk fat and cornmeal with baking powder and eggs, baked 45 minutes and served in triangular pieces.
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New England
Southern Spoon Bread Recipe with Fat and Cracklings
A recipe describes Southern spoon bread using pork fat and cracklings, boiling water, eggs, and cornmeal. Instructions include cooking in a double boiler for an hour, then baking, with notes on white cornmeal and alternate northern cornmeal. A separate note mentions a European invention device for burning magnesium ribbon in photography.
Loyalty Parade Focus On Athens County Mothers
In Athens County Loyalty Day plans a prominent unit will honor mothers of soldiers by marching with service flags. The events will include flag raising at Howard Hall and speeches by national figures, with Boy Scouts receiving medals at a later mass meeting. The parade will be walk-only, route around the college campus and Court Street. Fundraising begins to buy the flag and erect a flag pole for dedication on Thursday the 26th.
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Athens County
Athens
Will Moler
John Finsterwald
K. Db. Evans
College
Court Street
Howard Hall
Liberty Loan Committee
Cleveland
Supt. Morgan
Camp Sherman
Wilbur Wright Mield
Aged Woman Melvina Maxwell Dies in Athens
Mrs. Melvina Maxwell aged 76 died suddenly of heart trouble yesterday at the home of her daughter Mrs Homer Scott on Fern street. She had lived in Athens for years and was predeceased by her husband six years ago. Surviving children include George H Maxwell John H Maxwell Mrs Abram Williams Mrs Coleman Ashworth Mrs Homer Scott and Mrs Herbert Robinson. The family awaits word from Mrs Robinson in Fulton Kansas before funeral plans are announced.
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Melvina Maxwell
Homer Scott
Fern Street
Altho
Maxwell
Athens
Canaan Township
Meigs County
George H. Maxwell
John H. Maxwell
Abram Williams
Coleman Ashworth
Herbert Robinson
Fulton, Kas
Picric Plant to Become Permanent in Brunswick
Officials announce the $7,000,000 picric acid plant now under construction in North Brunswick will remain a permanent manufacturing facility after the war. In peacetime it will produce dyes fertilizer and other by products of picric acid. The dye process is already perfected and will rival German production.
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Brunswick
North Brunswick
Germany
Nerv Worth Endorsements Boost Local Tonics Sales
A sequence of signed endorsements promotes Nerv Worth the family nerve tonic. Mrs M F Dulin of Cumberland Maryland describes relief from dizziness pale appearance and despondency after one bottle. McKee's Drug Store sells Nerv Worth with a dollar back guarantee in Athens.
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M. F. Dulin
Virginia Ave
Cumberland
McKee
Athens
County Fails to Meet July Baby Saving Quota in Ohio
Ohio health officials report July infant mortality at 1 088 and 241 babies saved under the national baby-saving program. Athens County did not meet its July quota of four saved lives, while 51 of 68 counties reached their targets.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Health Department
Health Department
Athens County
Norwegian shipbuilder builds first reinforced concrete floating drydock
A Norwegian shipbuilding company constructing a plant in the United States has completed the world’s first reinforced concrete floating drydock, marking a historic advance in ship repair infrastructure.
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United States
Village smith worn down by labor at last
Seth Balderson, Amesville’s veteran village blacksmith born June 25, 1832, aged over 86, worked 67 years at the trade. On June 25 he shod seven horses and fell ill, unable to wield the hammer since. A longtime member of the Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge.
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Seth Balderson
Amesville
Athens
Mr. Balderson
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Chamberlain's Tablets Promise Quick Liver Relief
Evening instruction recommends taking two or three Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ease sluggish liver dullness bilious feelings and constipation with a firm promise of feeling better by the next morning.
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Chamberlain
Silk-based artificial hair promises dyeable and washable curls
A description states artificial hair made from silk can be dyed to natural shades, washed easily, and retain its curl better than natural hair, offering a versatile styling option.
Guaranteed Relief Liniment for Rheumatism and Pain
An advertisement touts 20th Century Liniment as fast acting relief for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia pleurisy bronchitis sore muscles and stiff neck. It promises quick absorption without burning staining or greasing and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not felt after application. Step in to buy at local drugstores.
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Joseph Tumulty
Ween
Warnet Marshfield
the Cline’s Pharmacy Company
China
Iia
Japan
France
Lohitpge
Georgia
Athens Electric O
MF. Dulin
Edison Amberol
Alexander
Arthur Fields
Harmony Four
Geo
Wilton Ballard
Reese Jones
Ada Jones
Billy Murray
Golden & Hains
Corinne
Vernon Dalhart
Dixie
Elaine Gordon
Rainbo
Girlee
Gladys Rice
V. Dalhart
Reed Miller
Helen Clark
van der Veer
Arthur Middleton
Pleasing Instrumer
Ben Bolt
Camouflage
Jazbo Jazz
Thomas Chalmers
Creature
N. Y
American Symphony Orch
Fuller
Jazzarimba
Judas Society Orchestra
Hibbard
Ironton Bunson Gas
the Chas. DeMolet Co
Henry W. Cotner
Rexall Druggist
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