Woman Recovers After Pinkham Remedy Use
Glens Falls New York wife says two months of sickness left her unable to stand. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and can do all housework for a family of four. She credits the medicine with her recovery and asks for the private text on ailments peculiar to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
George W. Burchell
Lydia E. Pinkha
Lynn
Massachusetts
Ohio counties to battle European corn borer next year
Ten Ohio counties in the extreme north will host a preventive field against the European corn borer, first found in 1921. J H Parks says the pest has caused limited damage so far, with the most in Ashtabula and Take counties, and no certain control method yet identified. Farmers in the region mobilize to remove post harvest debris as a key control effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Ashtabula
Lake Erie
Canada
Parks
Weekend Visitors and Local Obituary Report
Burr Oak Miss Mae McDonald and son Don ald visited Mrs. Eve Ivers for the weekend. Mrs. Phoebe McNelly died Sunday at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Dew. Rev. Snyder preached at Burr Oak schoolhouse Friday evening. Irnie Hatfield conducted a sale Saturday. Grace Ivers of the Ohio University visited her family here over the weekend and expressed happiness with her new home on Mulberry Street in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae McDonald
Donald
Eve Ivers
Phoebe McNelly
John Dew
Snyder
Purr Oak
Irnie Hatfield
Grace Ivers
Ohio University
Mulberry Street
Athens
Bulgarian government struggles with peasant revolt
London dispatch reports Bulgaria faces a limited troop supply hampering full suppression of a peasant uprising, but officials say progress is being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sofia
Nervous Women Hard on Husbands Says Wife
Mrs. William Lilley of Akron Ohio says a chiropractor cured her nervousness and dizziness after days of extreme nerves. She reports rapid improvement and better sleep and work, urging other nervous women to seek adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lilley
Akron
Ohio
Lilley
Ohio State Launches Crop Talk Bulletin Series
Ohio State University begins a four page monthly series titled Crop Talk to simplify agricultural bulletins with plain English. Professors will share practical crop advice, including seed selection and rotation, delivered free to any Ohioan who subscribes to the Department of Agricultural Publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Department of Agricultural Publications
J. B. Park
Farm Crops
C. J. Willard
Taylor Ridge Social and Sunday Visits Highlight Week
Local families from Jacksonville Glouster Federal Canaanville Chauncey Greens Run and Trimble shared visits with Harrison Coey McClellan and Weling families. An ice cream social at Taylor Ridge school is set for Wednesday September 26. Rev G B Courtney held services and Greens Run sent many attendees with Sunday school up nine from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
Ralph
Jacksonville
Will Oakley
Paul
James Harrison
William Coey
Glouster
George Carter
Federal
Carsey Green
Canaanville
Charles van Dyke
Chauncey
James McClellan
Leo Lemoine
Arry Leek
Greens Run
Vernice Welling
A. M. Taylor
Trimble
Taylor Ridge
Nelsonville
Carl Weling
G. B. Courtney
Five Cent Trial Package From Chamberlains Medicines
Send name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial package of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds croup bronchial flu and whooping coughs plus Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble indigestion and constipation and Chamberlains Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments all for 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain, Medicine Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Chamberlain
State closes case in Ward murder trial in White Plains
The state rested its case against Walter S. Ward on the murder charge of Clarence M. Peters in White Plains New York as court opened today. The sudden closure prompted adjournment until tomorrow for the defense to prepare its witnesses and a motion to dismiss the indictment was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Walter S. Ward
Clarence M. Peters
Wagner
Cromwell Charges Politicians Pressed NYSE Demands
Seymour L. Cromwell, president of the exchange, testified before the American Bankers Association clearing house section in Atlantic City alleging that certain politicians demanded actions from the New York Stock Exchange under threat of adverse legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
New York Stock Exchange
Clearing House
American Bankers’ Association
Seymour L. Cromwell
Exchange
Rent Increases Hit Public Costs Nationwide
The National Industrial Conference Board reports large rent hikes from 20 to 100 percent amid rising living costs. Since 1914, average living costs rose about 70 percent, with July 1920 seeing rents 75 percent higher than 1914, exceeding earlier peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Workhouse Guard Slays by Mistake in Ohio
Mrs. Margaret Dunn, 18, was shot and killed at Warrensville workhouse grounds as she and her husband and three others arrived. A guard, detained, said he believed a jail delivery was under way.
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Cleveland, O
Margaret Dunn
Warrensville
Knights of the Blazing Ring organize in Indiana Harbor and East Chicago
A chapter of the Knights of the Blazing Ring, formed in Pennsylvania to counter Klan activity, has been organized in Indiana Harbor and East Chicago. Organizers say they expect 6,000 members across the two cities by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Knights of the Blazing Ring
Pennsylvania
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Chicago
Germany Surrender Lifts Opening Stock Prices in New York
In New York on September 25 the unconditional surrender of Germany in the Ruhr dispute boosted stock prices at the opening. Trading was fairly active with most gains fractional as investors reacted to the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Ruhr
Stock Exchange
Vault Reopens After Three Day Bank Closure
The First National Bank vault in Delaware Colorado was finally opened by a safe expert after three days of failed efforts. A stuck bolt halted operations and local banks loaned funds to keep business running during the shutdown.
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Delaware, CO
First National Bank
News Notes From The Plains Community
The Plains residents report arrivals and visits including Mrs. James Goodfellow returning from Nelsonville and the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs KR Matheny. A marriage between Anna Coley and Amos Seilig Binder is announced along with various travels, revivals, and local social visits.
Plains School Notes Pep Meeting Highlights Manners
Last Friday, former Athens High principal Rus sell Rupp spoke to the junior and senior high at a pep assembly. His address praised sportsmanship in a marked manner and stressed its importance to students.
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Russell Rupp
Athens High School
Rupp
Plains High School Yell Contest Sparks Prizes and Plans
The Plains high school held a yell contest with prizes totaling dollars and cents for best, next, and other entries. Ellen Parfitt won 50 cents and a handshake. Russell Michael took best prize and one cent. A crowd of 800 to 400 capacity was noted, prompting talk of two extra seating rows. The Plains boys beat Jacksonville 26 to 14, with Hawk Moore Cook McHarg Tipton starting. Next Friday the Plains teams face New Marshfield here in the last home games for weeks. Parents urged to cooperate and support home study.
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Rupp
Plains
Jacksonville
Matheny
Russell Michael
Ellen Parfitt
Hazel McClain
Plains High School
Hawk
Moore
Cook
McHarg
Tipton
Branson
Darnell
Thorne
the Plains
New Marshfield
White Hall Hosts Wide Round of Visiting Friends
Recent guests at the home of C. Moore included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Browne and son Bernard of Columbus and Ed Martin of Akron. Several families from Huntington and Columbus visited relatives in the area, with trips to Parkersburg, Marietta, and nearby towns. Residents note silage filling season and multiple local visits, including a hospital patient home return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. “. Moore
Charles Browne
Bernard
Columbus
Ed Martin
Akron
Emmett Jones
Huntington
W. Va
Wendell Miller
G. C. Lawson
Lovey J. Dent
California
Herb Moore
Will Cuckler
Harry Smith
Lancaster
Homer Radford
Elsie Braley
Ana Moore
Harold Radford
Bernard Browne
Drue McWhorter
Hockingport
Parkersburg
Marietta
Waldo Poston
Athens
Middleport
Lawrence Braley
Elsie
Pomeroy
Mack Braley
Lola Mills
Hibbardsville
Trimble
Dave Blackburn
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ray Moore
Tauresville
Mary Canfield
Buena Vista
G. E. Tribe
Mary Kenney
Frank Kenney
Pleasant Valley
M. EP. Mills
Hebbardsville
Local Social Notes From Zaleski Amesville and Pleasanton
Sunday visitors and guests are listed in a sequence of small town social notes. The record notes Mr and Mrs Hiram Frost of Zaleski hosting cent guests, Mr and Mrs Job King now in Nelsonville visiting J S Radford, Miss Mildred Hoisington of Amesville staying with her parents Lewis and Mildred Hoisington, Roy Radford hosting Elmer Radford Wilbur Radford and families and Jesse Maxwell with children from Ath ens, C B Moore visiting George Martin in Pleasanton.
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Hiram Frost
Zaleski
Job King
Nelsonville
J. S. Radford
Mildred Hoisington
Amesville
Lewis Hoisington
Roy Radford
Elmer Radford
Wilbur Radford
Jesse Maxwell
Athens
Moore
George Martin
Pleasanton
Mourning for Ruth Louise McCollam Aged One Year
Obituary notes Ruth Louise McCollam daughter of James and Francis Mc Collam born July 5 1922 died September 17 1923 at age one year two months and twelve days. The family recalls the child as a bright cherished part of the home and thanks neighbors and Rev Harter for comfort and floral tributes.
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Ruth Louise McCollam
James
Francis McCollam
Death
Ruth
James and
I. F. McCollam
W. D. Goff
Rev. Harter
Stout
James McCollam
Auto thieves hit five Mansfield garages in one night
Five garages were entered in Mansfield as automobile thieves worked on a large scale. Arthur H. Hughes reported the loss of his car, while two other smaller cars were checked but left unlocked and not taken.
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Mansfield, O
Mansfield
Arthur H. Hughes
Hughes
Radio Notes Schedule for WJAX Cleveland Week of Sept 30
Miss Clarissa Cassill presents the weekly radio timetable for WJAX Union Trust Company Cleveland Ohio. On Tuesday evening October 2 at 7 00 pm EST a concert is supplied by the Cleveland News. On Thursday October 4 at 8 00 pm EST the Madrigal Male Quartette performs with Roy A Lewis piano and Gyp Gins violin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Cassill
WJAX
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Cleveland News
Roy A. Lewis
Gyp Gins
In Memoriam Beatrice Shafer 1918 remembrance
In loving memory of Beatrice Shafer who died September 25, 1918. The verses recall her happy home and the loneliness of death. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer and brothers and sister.
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Beatrice Shafer
George Shafer
Bulgarian Cabinet Resigns Over Agrarian Revolution
A Sofia dispatch reports the Bulgarian cabinet has resigned as a result of the agrarian revolution. The ministry was immediately reorganized, with the old minister of justice removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sofia
Foreign Office
Turpin asks police to probe suspected murder in Betts death
Mrs May Turpin of Lima says police should investigate the death of her father William Betts found in a wagon near Jeffersonville Ohio last week. Though initially blamed on heart trouble, relatives noted a fractured skull and other signs of violence at the funeral.
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Jeffersonville
William Betts
May Turpin
Lima
Betts
Here
Turpin
City Officers Table Bus Strike Protest Request
Lima city commissioners quickly tabled a request by D. J. Cable president of the company to remove buses driven by striking street car operators. Cable alleged the buses violated a city ordinance.
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Lima
D. J. Cable
Wintermute Sues Husband in Penfield Junction Divorce Case
Margaret Wintermute files for divorce from Lee Wintermute claiming after aiding his business he was jailed for gambling and she posted a $1000 bond on a liquor charge for him before he disappeared. The pair run the Oh Min store in Penfield Junction.
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Hubby
Penfield Junction
Margaret Wintermute
Lee Wintermute
Magnetic safety device holds razor blades in place
A permanent magnet secures safe storage for razor blades by holding them in place inside a container. The device minimizes handling risk and keeps blades organized for easy access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Community notes from Albany area and nearby farms
Local residents and visitors mentioned include Carpenter Lee McComas Lloyd MecComa Helen Howery and Charles McCa at Albany high school Oscar Steward of the U S army visiting his father J W Steward and family Bing Cummings and family visiting J M Galaway and family A L Tewksbury buys a new Ford car Sam Tewksbury and niece J H Hayes visit Aaron Tewksbury and wife of Pomeroy Edward Shaw and wife of Pennsylvania visit E A McCallan family Dale Dye enlarging dairy barn expects to creep 20 dairy cows A B Chaney assisting with carpenter work W E Harman visits Athens on business G W Black returns home after week with George B Kayser and family H C ons opens a coal mine on Jack Foley farm Mrs Lilah Dudgeon buys Swearingen property moves in last Thursday A moonshine still found near test farm 20 gallon capacity second still on the test farm Culprits not yet caught J A Arbaugh and Frank Arbaugh of Flat Run visit Saturday S E Searls of Albany looks after farm interests last Friday John Harman suffers misfortune.
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Lee McComas
Lloyd MecComa
Helen Howery
Charles McCa
Albany High School
Oscar Steward
U. S. Army
J. W. Steward
Bing Cummings
J. M. Galaway
A. L. Tewksbory
Sam Tewksbury
J. H. Hayes
Aaron Tewksbury
Pomeroy
Edward Shaw
Jack Foley
Lilah Dudgeon
W. C. McComas
J. A. Arbaugh
Frank Arbaugh
Flat Run
S. E. Searls
Albany
John Harman
Akron Suits Seek Padlock For Two Buildings
Akron petitions filed in common pleas court by city law director Henry Hagelbarger seek to apply padlock provisions of the state prohibition law to two buildings. The suits allege violations of the prohibition law in each location and aim to have the premises declared nuisances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Common Pleas Court
Henry Hagelbarger
City Law Dicto
Nuis Ne
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St. Bartholomew's Church
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James Goodfellow
Raymond Matheny
Margaret Goodfellow
KR. Matheny
Anna Coley
Amos Seilig Binder
Joe Tate
Millfield
Tate
Edward Ball
Helen Louise
John Hushover
Jess Clemens
Red Town
Theodore Kelzenburg
John Christian
Lew Jones
Orbiston
Ihe Coon
L. JD. Nelson
William Channel
Ben Harrison
Floyd Potts
Sherman Gould
Sam Daniel
Mma Everett Smith and
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Geo. Smith
Sadie Lyons
Clarence McDonald
Henry Swartz
Jerry Hunter
Frank Hutchins
Luhrig
Charles Hutchins
C. H. Givens
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Richard Whetstone
Walter Geisicke
Logan
John Harrison
Robert Noble
Thelma
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Anne Noble
Henry Collins
Salem
Irvin Finny
Clarke West
The
Pike
Henry Martin
Chillicothe
Pearl Thompson
Wheeling
Harry Davis
Orn Brown
Prillan
Ill
C. FE. Brown
Streator
Marion Walters
Bailey Run
Herbert McKinnis
George Johnson
Riley Keeton
the Plains School Notes
O. & W. Thum Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
White Hall
J. L. Maxwell
President St
Athens Radio & Electric CO
Athens, Ohio
Radio and Electric Appliances
Charley Brandell
M. W. Howery
Millara
Sarah
Charleroi
Broadwell
J. F. Linscott
Utley
Aseng
Elisabeth Harkins
W. Jackson
J. L. Fouteh
Stokp
Cole
Guarante
United
Adolphus Shields
Clarksburg, W. Va
McKee Drug Store
S. Court St
Summit Heights Addition
Window of
Carpenter Hardware Co
Mat Throckmorton
Orville Dailey
Col
Mont Ruth
Fred Stephenson
Totman, Allen and Miller
Lancaster St
Columbia Ave
City
McAfee Farm
John Carver
Plymouth Colony
Massasoit
J. C. Newman
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens, O
Havai
Mt Ae
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