Sleeping sickness deaths rise in Ohio in early 1920s
Columbus May 18 1920 Thirty nine persons died from sleeping sickness in Ohio in February compared to the same period in January This year according to statistics by Dr A G Murrell state registrar of vital statistics Thirty three of the deaths were in the city the remainder in rural sections of the state The total deaths in Ohio from sleeping sickness in 1920 were 120 and 78 for the first two months of this year Dr Murrell called the increase alarming More than half the deaths were male and many certificates show no contributing cause Influenza and pneumonia led with eleven deaths for January and February.
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Oho
Inwker
A. G. Murrell
Murrell
Pleasant Run society notes miss many names and events
Pleasant Ros. O. May II. Mrs. Alex Pipher spent the weekend with her son Walter Bullard and family at Maddietown. Ava Avert Huston visited Afiss Alice Dalton. Sunday schools well represented at the Venice convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Starlin of Lin Aeawald passed through enroute to Mt. iv and visited Wilton Rodgers and daughter. Campbell of Neison spent Sunday with late fs.parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huston. A new home is being built as Shade More. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. I. Hunter’s and daughters, well attended. Mr. and Mrs. E. Dalton and son of Lindenwald spent Sunday with relatives here. Saceral Fram attended the commencement at Newall’s school Wednesday evening. Nellia Hall entertained Mrs. Pipher at dinner last Wednesday. J. J. Edwards, Mrs. Anion Pottenger were on the sink Tit last week. Mrs. James Rothenbush of Hamilton spent Friday here with the Pipher family and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Nook hosted Sunday. Huston and family entertained callers Sunday afternoon. Miss Anna Pottenger, formerly of this place, died at Athens hospital last Thursday. Funeral Saturday at Hamilton. Survived by James and Albert Pottenger of this place, David Pottenger of Glendale, George Pottenger of To Mrs Kniey Hversole of Me, Washington and Newton Pottenger at Dayton. Remains interred in Greensood cemetery. Geo Hammas noted business at Uauillio Thursday.
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Ros. O
Alex Pipher
Walter Bullard
Maddietown
Ava Avert Huston
Afiss
Alice Dalton
Venice
W. H. Starlin
Lin- Aeawald
Uny Yuesday
Mt. iv
Wilton Rodgers
Cy 2
Campbell
Neison
Albert Huston
Hunter
E. Dalton
Lindenwald
Newall’s School
Nellia Hall
Ji J. Edwards
Anion Pottenger
James
Rothenbush
Hamilton
Pipher
Albert
Huber
Healthy
Catlers
cPle
Unep Huston
Anna
Bayer Aspirin brand warning for safe use
Readers warned to seek genuine Bayer Aspirin only from labeled packages and to follow directions. The ad claims Bayer tablets are proven safe by millions and notes common uses such as cold relief headaches neuralgia and muscle pain with handy twelve tablet tins and larger packs available from druggists.
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Bayer
To Gain Weight Cliffe Drag Co Guarantors Reform Debates
Guarantors Biko-Phosphate back Surengut to rebuild the company and replace weakness with a plan to add body weight to a thin, tired workforce. Ady highlights rekindling ambition amid wavering prospects and calls for renewed effort to restore strength and confidence.
Callouses Relief Balm Promises Fast Any Good Drugstore
A vintage note promises quick relief for hard, tender, and burning callouses using Goera Wormwand Balm with a single treatment. It claims immediate comfort and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, offered through druggists.
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Sou van Hays
aAdy
German Countess Arrested in Murder Plot for Heirloom Estates
May 10 Berlie A German countess Milla Achlifffen and her two sons were arrested on charges tied to a plot to bomb a castle in Mecklenburg and kill residents to claim estates valued at $15,000,000. The conspirators planned a $50,000 blood money payment to an accomplice for the attack.
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Berlie
Milla Achlifffen
Martin Ernst Schlieffen
George Wilhelm
Schlieffens
Mecklenburg
Capel
Threaseneaing
Seven Mile Opera House to Present Thomas Ince Drama
Seven Mile May 19 page announces a Saturday night program at Seven Mile Opera House featuring Thomas H Ince's dramatic spectacle of life and love with an all star cast led by House Peters and Florenga Victor. The note adds a Torchy film on Thursday and a busy week including church services, school events, lyceum finale, and a Mothers and Fathers day observance with a piano fund sale and operetta.
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Seven Mile
Lyone
Ity
Sevenmile Opera House
Thomas H. Ince
Cincinnati
House Peters
Florenga Victor
Thomas Inge
Pacific
Canaan
Johnny Hines
Wanda Harvey
Homer Tingle
Miami University
Miss Unger
Mothery
Ipiano Fund
Margaret Ridenour
Lyceum
Ummel
St W
Martha Burdsall
Elizabeth Hell
Trpee Light
Naomi Jones
Cvilla
Pudgey
Nudgey
Fudgey
Mary Barnett
Naomi Shaeffer
Jensis Lisdhey
A. Lableaux
Jeanette Pottenger
Roberta Clariss Lane
Hood River
Oregon
Miss Lante
Walter Lane
Mizibeth Peterman
Cascade Locks
M. E. W. Ful
Binephtalle
Willian Jasbring
Cecil Pharen
Dayton
Star Robert Schable to Lead in Without Limit at Palace
Robert Schable, a Hamilton figure, assumes the unscrupulous gambler role in Without Limit at the Palace tomorrow. The Bill board notes his stage roots with Barrymore and Drew, plus screen work alongside Ellie Ferguson, Irene Castle and John Barrymore in the Calvin Johnston adaptation. A carload ad from W. C. Atherton offers fine produce at Court Street prices.
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Metro
Palace Theatre
Robert Schable
Hamilton Man
Schable
Theatrica!’ Weekly
Without
Geting
Lnter
Ethel Barrymore
John Drew
Bin
Charles Frohman
George
London
Elsie Ferguson
Alice Brody
Irene Castle
John Barrymore
Calvin Johnston
Saturday Evening Post
Anna Q. Nilsson
Robert Finger
Charles Lane
Thomas W. Ross
Fyn Currier
Appeal to Hamilton Women To Aid European Children
The American Red Cross asks Hamilton women to help in a welfare program aiding destitute children in Europe. Two million garments are needed for children in Folgad Austria Czecho Slovakia Bulgaria Montenegro and other regions. The Lake Division Hamilton chapter urges any woman who aided war work to return and help sew clothes by June. Headquarters will be at the High School annex second floor on Second Street.
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America
Red Grass
Europe
Folgad
Austria
Czecho- Slovakia
Bulgary
Montenegro
al- Dunia
Hamilton
Lake Division
Second Street
Sowing the Wind at Rialto Opens with Anita Stewart
Anita Stewart stars in Sowing the Wind at the Rialto, opening yesterday and running today and tomorrow. The rugged tale of a girl from a gambling house family wins strong audience approval and features a fine cast led by Ralph Lewis Myrtle Stedman James Morgan and William Mang. The film promises modern sensational drama with emotional depth and a hopeful ending.
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Rialto
Anita Stewart
Stewart
Mixa Blewart
Ralph Lewis
Myrtle Stedman
James Morrigan
William V. Mang
Mr. Lewis Ae Brabazon
The Scoffer at Rialto Theatre Friday and Saturday
James Kirkwood stars in Allan Dwan s The Scoffer at the Rialto Theatre for Friday and Saturday showings. The article notes his rise from stage to film and cites his acclaimed work in prior Dwan productions The Touch of the Irish and In the Heart of a Fool. It also mentions California Blue Goose oranges from the Blue Goose brand.
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James Kirkwood
Allan Dwan
Rialto Theatre
Io Aude
Nmvies
Jack Tieford
Wroas
Kirkwood
Mr. Dwan
California
Atherton. Bhd
Kentucky Population Change From Census Figures
Washington on May 1 reports 1920 census figures showing Kentucky total population at 3,380,560 with a 7.5 percent rise in whites to 285,198 and an 8 percent drop in Negro population. Other races include Indians 57, Chinese 62, Japanese 9, and all others 4.
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Washington
Kentucky
Stolen cattle recovered at North Fairmount stockyards
Sheriff Rudy Juubavh reported that five head of cattle stolen from West cluster were located in the North Fairmount stockyards after a Tuesday alert from Westchester rangers. The text also notes population figures, with males listed as 1,227,404 and females as 1,189,?13, reflecting OCR errors.
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Sherif Rudy Juubavh
Weatchester Done Rangers
Fairmount
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