Radox Promise for Easy Corn Removal and Fresh Feet
Advert shows Radox foot bath as the modern painless method to remove corn roots and hard skin. Claims quick results after a few nights, replacing harsher plasters acids and liquids. Available at Ewing Drug Co and other drug stores.
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Great Britain
America
Radox
Ewing Drug ‘Co
Inside Information on Home Food and Packing Innovations
A bureau note highlights carrots as a vitamin source when cooked or grated in salads. It describes spruce pulp and strawboard fillers for eggs in cold storage to preserve flavor. Sweet potato flour extends shelf life and improves pie fillings, with new consumer pack bags showing brand and quality for potatoes.
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Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
U S Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Bureau of Home Economics
4-H Club Meeting Notes From Local Domestic Art Group
The Domestic Art Club met August 7 at Martha and Cartha Phillips homes. Gladys Pratt and Avonel Robison led a pattern alteration demonstration. Next meeting is August 21 at Margaret and Elizabeth Bachman homes. Elizabeth Bachman, News Reporter.
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Crb
Martha
Cartha Phillips
Gladys Pratt
Avonel Robison
Margaret
Elizabeth Bachman
Margaret Baker
Martha Phillips
Martha Derr
It Is You Poem Encourages Self Courage and Cheer
A poem by Nell Twining speaks to readers feeling down. It urges self belief and resilience, insisting the world can brighten with time and a joyful greeting to life.
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Nell Twining
Ohio farmers plan irrigation and farm fairs amid fruit yield hopes
Ohio fruit growers adapt spray pumps for irrigation of apples while August fairs spotlight Farm and Home day on Aug 26. Alfalfa should be planted on adapted fields and 1931 prices may rise due to clover seed carryover and seed prospects. Wheat serves as livestock feed when properly prepared.
ME Church Official Board Sets Friday Special Meeting
The official board of the ME church met Monday night and called a special meeting Friday at 8 p m. Members are urged to attend as many tasks remain before the annual conference on September 1.
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ME Church
Lady credits Konjola with restoring health after illness
Mrs Gusta Kubera of Hudson Ohio recounts a year of neuritis rheumatism and stomach woes with sleeplessness loss of weight and weakness. After using Konjola the patient reports rapid improvement and now enjoys appetite sleep and strength. The ad notes Konjola is sold at Ewings drug store Carey and other town druggists in the region.
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Gusta Kubera
Route 2
Hudson
Cleveland
Ionjola
Carey
Ewing’s
Berry area social notes reflect a busy weekend
The Berry community reports visitors and gatherings across several households. Many neighbors stopped by on Sunday and Monday, including Mrs. Day and Mrs. Mullholand, the Kauffmans, the Gaster and Gibson families, and Calmes, plus bouts of travel to Hess Park and Upper Sandusky. The new township road pike near Berry School is praised by local farmers.
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Jimias Mary
Colvnt
Heph
Pittsburgh
Leander Tong
Ridge Township
Cleveland
Winfield Deacon
Blanche Wisebaker
Upper Sandusky
John Wisebaker
Carey
Elmer Gorsuch
Goldie Maé Pike
United Brethren Parsonage
I. PF
Léa Suriday
Vanlue
R. F. Phillips
James
Bernice Keller
Florence Dow
Marie Pflueger
Hattie O’brien
Mary Phillips
Elizabeth Woodworth
Vincie Campbell
Mdgs
Gem Martin
Katie McGuire
Edith Walker
Lucille Hickle
Margaret Hilty
Opal Kenney
Florence Hare
Bellefontaine
Otto Pflueger
Frank Damon
Chester O’brien
Russell Martin
Ralph Heck
Carl Gottfried
Raymond Long
Clare Ewing
Chanel
Harriet Sutphen
Elizabeth Krupp
Gladys Perl
Fostoria
Eugene Baughman
Mall
Route 4
Lloyd Yote
May Cosgray
Everling
Toledo
Clinton
J. P.tracy
Robinwood ‘Hospital
G.’w. Hickie
Edith Lindsay
Neva
Gene Henry
Portsmouth
W. L. Lindsay
Walter Phillips
G. W. Beis
Ben Kauffman
George Mullholand
Florenn Day
Donald Myers
Ralph Eckert
L. .M. Fisher
Ridgeway
P. E Beaschler
Near Morral
Audley Beaschler
Clarence Hoops
Alene
Robert Gasten
George Gibson
Clarence Long
Joseph Gibson
F. L. Bland
Dallas Charles
Virginia Baker
Florent
Richard
Hess Park
Galion
Clarence Hoepf
Hoepf
P H. Gaster
Berry
Mary Louise
John Benjamin
Charles Chalmers
Mt. Blanchard
James Phillips
Near
Adrian
Myers
J T Myers
West of
E E Gibson
Mattie
Grant
Nancy Hayman
Melmore
Elza Hall
George Mulrholand
Roy Long
Rebecca Hemmerly
Forest
Samuel Young
Lawrence
Near Kirby
FE F Gibson
James Farrel
Columbus
Charles Hayman
Virgil Gase
Kenton
Charles Hoops
Gase
Bobby
P. H. Gaster
Gaster
Mr. Gaster
Robert Gaster
Peter Emerinett Carey
Mercy Hospital
Tiffin
E. E. Gibson
Otto Keller
Charles Hammér
Jira, Stuckey
Helen of Fremont
Josephine Stetler
Bellevue
Tong Family Notes and Local Social Roundup
Willis Tong and family appear in a busy local social page with visits to W J Walter home and Carey park, nonstop calls from Adeline Tong and Bernice Farthing, a Tong family reunion, threshing season wrap up, and guests including Bert Bachar and the Miller family from Findlay. Several names recur: Tong, Bachar, Kloppfer, Robison, Farthing, Mitchell, and Platts, with references to St Paul and Uppers Sandusky.
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Lester Tong
Earl Robison
Senator Tong
John Kloppfer
Uppers Sandusky
Albert Dible
Marion
Milton Bachar
Adeline Tong
Bernice Farthing
St. Paul
Tong
Carey Park
Bert Bachar
Carey
Jonathan Bachar
Thelma
St. Pauli
Adeline
Audrey
Tony
Ohio farmer clings to belief in higher education
The 1929-30 Ohio State University census shows farmers' children outnumbering the next largest group nearly three to one among 14 495 students. Some 1706 students listed farmer or rancher as parental occupation, with merchants 666 and many others in diverse fields.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Local visits mark weekend in Mt Blanchard area
George Baughman hosted Thursday afternoon while Avonell Robison stayed with relatives. Av ons and cousins visited families in Huntington and Marion. Marion Ward Dorcas and Mary Jane Warner joined Herr Wohlgamuths and Amerine for gatherings. Albert Bachar and family dined with the Dunbars near Mt Blanchard.
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Avonell Robison
A Parks
Huntington
Ind
William Gorsuch
Faxing
Marion
Jonathan’ Bachar
Harvey Wohlgamuth
Chloe Amerine
Simon Wohlgamuth
Jonathan Bachar
Harve Wohlgamuth
L A. Wohlgamuth
Chester Vogel
Betty
Albert Bachar
Robert Dunbar
Biaddie
Helen
Dale
Evelyn
Lois
Howard
Reuben
Robert
Gene
Mt. Blanchard
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