Times For Holding Courts Of Appeals A D 1919
The Ohio Fourth Judicial Circuit fixes 1919 terms for county Courts of Appeals. Dates set include Washington January 14 and October 4, Ocking January 22 and October 11, Galita February 4 and October 21, Meigs February 6 and October 22, Lawrence March 4 and November 11, Bedieto March 11 and November 18, Pike April 1 and December 2, Jackson April 2 and December 3 or 4, Rose April 8 and December 5, Highland April 16 and December 11, Pickaway April 22 and December 16, Adams May 13 and October 28, Brown May 14 and October 20. Terms begin at 6 06 o'clock.
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Bistsioert
Washington County
Wrateces Sonsig Co
Beth Todod
Uagy
Yoceeminton
Ocking
Galita Counw
Meigs County
Lawrence County
Bedieto County
Pike County
Jackson County
Pegembber
Rose County
Highland County
Pickaway County
Adams County
Brown County
Colo. A
State of
Ohio
Athens County
M. B. Copeland
Courts of Appeals
Tn Court of Appeals
Court of Athens
M. BR. Copeland
Clerk of Courts of Appeal
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The Struggle A Chronicle Of A Man Seeking Pay
John Ferrol quits his job after a demand for a raise fails and moves through failed stock ventures. Edith supports him, delaying disillusion while keeping family finances afloat with a regular allowance. In a hard search, Ferrol finally lands a rival firm offer at 35, as a looming plan to cut costs by moving out of town is hinted.
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John Ferrol
Edith
John
Perrot
Old Harmon
Blake
Ferrol
Bonanza Copper
Savings Bank
Harmon
Ferre
Harmon's
Blakes
Dear Mrs Thompson on Love and Trust in a Troubled Affair
A reader asks if a man is married after a lengthy relationship. The adviser warns against questioning him about marriage, urges maintaining self control and character, and notes rumors may reflect jealousy. The letter also mentions a second case of a man dating around for two years and failing to commit.
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Mrs. Thompson
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Column Snippet
A reader seeks dating guidance about winning back a former lover and recovering from a breakup. The guidance suggests accepting the separation, focusing on self, and reassessing parental influence on relationships. A second letter asks how to persuade a father to allow nursing training versus a business course.
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Mrs. Thompson
Reader asks about chewing gum and dances with boys
A Reader asks if a teen girl should attend dances at night and whether she can obtain flavored chewables from a druggist. The note suggests root products like Heartee or flag root as chew options from a drug store.
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Mia Thompson
Ideal Fall and Winter Coat Skirt Sewing Pattern Pair
Advertisement for Coat Pattern 2649 and Skirt Pattern 2436 detailing a four piece cape coat with sleeved openings and a two piece skirt. Notes multiple fabrics including serge cheviot velvet corduroy and velour. Sizes range small to extra large with fabric yardage and mail order pattern pricing.
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Relief
Peru Indiana resident Anna Merteriano 36 West 10th St. praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after long backache displacement and unable to stand. She says four o'clock mornings to work then factory duties left her exhausted but the remedy restored her health and energy.
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Peru
Ind
Pst
Lydia
Pickham
Anna Merteriano
West 10Th St
Lydia BE
Anish Floo Sweeps Through Southern Camp
Private Chester W. Fulton at Camp Jackson reports a severe influenza outbreak in his battery with 38 men hospitalized, a full overflowing hospital, and strict quarantine across each afflicted unit. Private Patton confirms ongoing quarantines and rising cases.
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Chester W. Fulton
Camp Jackson
South Carolina
Patton
Red Cross Sets 700 Canteen Stations on Railways
The American Red Cross has established over 700 canteen stations along the country's railway lines to aid travelers and workers with meals and rest facilities.
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American Red Cross
General Army
The
Ohio Referendum Fight Over Prohibition Question
The Ohio Home Rule Association urges voters to support a Referendum Amendment while opposing state-wide prohibition. It argues wartime controls show prohibition is temporary and stresses individual rights to choose drinking at home. Led by L. H. Gibson, manager, the group calls for a YES on the Referendum Amendment and NO on the prohibition amendment.
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Ohio
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Hull Poeter, Jr
Mahlon
Guysville
Athens Junk Co
C. H. Oaks
Little Hocking
Urban Larch
Albany
P. G. Moler
Athens
L. &S. Brafford
Coolville Station
Jersey
Durham and
J. ¢. Haning
Jerseyville
W. E. Jeffers
R. PD
Chadwell
Millfield
Durham
Sarepta Miller
R. D
Royal Mail
Motor Auto Sales Co
Durham Bull Call
Harry Bennett
Amesville
Congress Street
Frank Biddle
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Bell Phone
Rardin Bros
R. P. Coxey
Kurtz
Best Renal
Lawrence & Dean
Worbster & Suttons
Canaanville
Mousehold
First Street
Everygoov
Oak Grove School
Rept
Mardis
Globe Theatre
Chauncey
U. Cafetteria
Washington
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kenols Bending
Priscilla
Fitzdharies Company
Trenton
N. J
Sey
Floodwood Power House
J. E. Judd
Floodwood
Elia Simms
West State Street
Pickering Dry Cleaning Co
Snow Bros
the Plains
Ashford Matheny
Broadwell
Lev M. Ogg
Fred Laughlin
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WM. Leton
Festus Walters
Edwin D. Bayre
Zoe Beckley
A. K
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the Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mam
Jacob Frias
N. 5Th St
North Vernon
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