Political columns debate Roosevelt Bryan and party lines
The piece surveys Pro and anti Bryan positions, notes Roosevelt as party leader, and contrasts Republican principles with Democratic plans. It discusses pensions in Ohio's 11th District, and East Athens Civil War reunion attendance, citing Gen Grosvenor and local subscribers.
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Roosevelt
United States
Bryan
Republican Party
Congress
Republican Congress
Mr. Bryan
Chicago
Dil
Eelom
Particu
Pai
If a Cow Gave A Funeral Butter Procession
A playful mused thought compares cow milk to a funeral butter procession and notes milk as nature’s emulsion butter for digestion. It adds that cod liver oil is nourishing but must be emulsified to aid digestion.
Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Superior Nourishment
Scott and Bowne chemists advertise Scott's Emulsion claiming a superior combination of oil and hypo phosphites to aid digestion and provide stronger nourishment than oil alone. The product is sold by druggists at $1.00 and ships from New York.
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Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Grade dispute delays Athens school building project
Contractors and architect fight over grade depth at the Athens school site delaying excavation by up to two days. Sub-contractor William Bower reallocates nine teams to restore grade, with shale removal and blasting needed to reach proper level. Mayor Gilbert E Day warns drivers to stop for funeral processions under city ordinances, urging respect and promising enforcement.
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Stedman Company
van Leven
Detroit
William Bower
Biddison
Board of Education
Bower
Columbus
Day
Athens
Friends of the Dead
Gilbert E. Day
Republicans face reshaped outlook as primaries loom
A local observer notes Democratic shifts and Republican hesitation as discussions turn to a revived central committee. Chairman McKinstry plans a meeting to set a primary date for electing a new committee next April, with threats of a loyalist bloc ready to enforce discipline.
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McKinstry
Central Committee
Bryson
Athens
Denatured alcohol bulletin to aid wider use
The Agricultural Department releases a Government Printing Office bulletin on denatured alcohol. It explains how removing the revenue tax makes alcohol affordable for heat light motive power and diverse uses. The note cites Tom Marshall and argues for a bright future if alcohol proves cheaper and better than gasoline.
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Agricultural Department
Government Printing Office
Tom Marshall
North Dakota
Athens attorney Wickham handles pensions for government
H. H. Wickham, admitted before the Interior and Treasury departments, has returned to Athens and is ready to handle all pension matters. Write him for information. Four weeks notice.
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H. H. Wickham
Interior
Treasury Departments
Athens
Kodol Digests Aid Indigestion Says Ravenswood Reader
Sour stomach and indigestion woes are described as alleviated by Kodol a digestive aid. The ad claims the product uses natural stomach juices plus tonic properties to relieve indigestion and strengthen mucous membranes. A Ravenswood West Virginia resident testifies after twenty years of sour stomach.
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S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Sayer
Mine party visits New Floodwood shaft mine lesson
A Nelsonville group of young men and ladies toured the New Pittsburg Coal company's shaft mine in New Floodwood. Mine Boss Matheny supplied comforts for a three hour underground excursion by electric coal car, with chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Eberle. They returned about 1 AM after a luncheon by the girls.
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Nelsonville
Wood
Pittsburg Coal
Garnet Spencer
Mabel
Lena Blake
Adeline Vorhees
Mies Vorhes
Frankfort
Ohio
L. J. Eberle
David Evans
C. E. Poston
Harry Matheny
John Cox
Frank Benson
A. Michael, Jr
I. J. Eberle
Earth
Municipal electric light plants show mixed results
In Nelsonville discussion, the editorial questions whether failures in Muncie Logansport and Richmond justify opposition to municipal ownership. It notes Marion may explore private lighting, while other cities report gratifying successes when plants are managed soundly and efficiently.
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Nelsonville
Indiana
Muncie
Logansport
Richmond
Ind
Marion
Hyde moves forward on Nelsonville business block
Foundation work on the new three story brick structure by Dr. J. M. Hyde is finished. After the first floor joists are laid the brick superstructure will begin quickly, marking progress on the west side of the public square.
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Nelsonville
J. M. Hyde
Quartered Dried Apples to Surge in Demand This Season
Nice bright quartered dried apples will be in good demand this season. See Craig & Co. 8-18-d&awiw.
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Craig & Co
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