A Doctor in the House for thirteenth farmer family
A letter praising Nerv Worth shows a family cure story from East Liverpool. Mrs Guthrie says Nerv Worth boosted her recovery after childbirth and the children also use it. The note endorses its sale by local druggists and a pharmacy demonstration at W Phillips drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpools
Aen Guthrie
T. Larkins
Allew Guthrie
East Liverpool
Elyria
C. W. Phillips
Koplins
W. Phillip
Billy the Goat Transforms for Circus Hoax
In a farm tale Billy is coaxed with sustenance and then altered by a man to resemble a black goat with three horns, as a public stunt for a circus. The impersonator warns the crowd, and Billy contemplates his new look before the circus opens. The piece ends with a note on newspaper cutbacks across Akron and other cities due to a paper shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Guinea
Satan
Monroe Clay Products Buys Appeman for New Products
Vermilion Monroe Clay Products Co purchases Appeman and begins manufacturing clay products, signaling expansion in production lines and new materials integration. The move aims to boost capacity and diversify offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
Monroe
Clay Products Co
Appeman
Magazines curtailed by rail strike paper shortage
In New York on April 17 a railroad strike caused a paper shortage forcing three periodicals to curtail operations. The Delineator and Designer will merge their July and August issues to be sold in early July, while Otters’ postpones publication. Akron papers join in suspending early editions and the “baseball or stock final” editions until the strike ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
New York
Compe
Butterick
Oolters
Akron
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list includes Mrs Frank Parker, May Humphrey, Elyria R D, L Zimmerman, Grefton. Discharges include Mrs Fred Minnick Forest Street, Mrs Anna Flicker West River Street, Mrs Effie He cock Lake Avenue, D N Meyers Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Parker
Erhart
May Humphrey
Elyria R. D
L. Zimmerman
Grefton
Fred Minnick
Forest Street
Anna Flicker
West River Street
Effie Hecock
Lake Avenue
D. N. Meyers
Sullivan
Arm y bandits hold up paymaster at Peerless Paper Box
Three armed bandits robbed the paymaster at the Peerless Paper Box in Cleveland on April 17. The incident involved the paymaster receiving 64 100 dollars in cash before the robbers fled the scene. Police searched for the assailants and secured the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUB
Associated Press
Cleveland
Quadruple Wedding Planned in Marion Township
In Marion county Celina April 17 the three Garman brothers and one Garman sister are to wed in a quadruple ceremony at St John Catholic church seven miles south of town. The couples are August Garman with Frances Voskuhl Edward Garman with Bernadine Schroeder Aloys Garman with Ottilia Gottas and Marie Garman with Theodore Lochtefeld. All couples reside in Marion township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
Emil Garmon
Mation Township
St. John's Catholic Church
Here
Garman
Marion County
Be August Garman
Frances Voskuhl
Edward Garman
Bernadine Schroeder
Aloys Garman
Ottilia Gottas
Marie Garman
Theodore Lochtefeld
Marion Township
Veteran trio losses leave Ohio with few aged survivors
Norwalk born James McMahon aged 86 and North Fairfield resident G. D. Silliman aged 72, join T. J. Cusak aged 94 as dying veterans. Cusak is noted as one of the last two Ohio veterans of both the Mexican and Civil wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
James McMahon
G. D. Silliman
North Fairfield
T. J. Cusak
Ohio
Ill Throngs at Columbus Faith Healer Event
Columbus April 17 James Moore Hickson English Episcopal healer drew more than 2000 cripples and suffering from many diseases to St Pauls chapel His acts left attendees hopeful yet no sensational cures reported Mrs Mary Johnson claimed a magnetic effect from Hicksons hands Gregory Sayre nearly blind believed his sight improved John Elkins blind thirty years hoped his blindness would lift gradually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Moore Hickson
St. Paul's Chapel
Christ
Mary Johnson
Harrison Ave
Hickson
Gregory Sayre
Gilbert Street
John Elkins
Two Men Arrested Posing as Masons in Canton
Police in Canton report the arrest of George C. Phillips of Niles and Howard Freed of Akron on charges of wearing Masonic insignia without authority after a raid yielding the two men in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George C. Phillips
Niles
Howard Freed
Akron
Champ Clark Enters Democratic Nomination Fight
Washington April 16 Champ Clark minority leader and former speaker of the house is a candidate for the Democratic nomination at the San Francisco convention following an editorial in the New Orleans Item. James M Thompson son in law of the Democratic leader owns the paper. Clark says he stands ready to accept the nomination if urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
House
San Francisco
New Orlean Item
James M. Thompson
Tim
Milks Emulsion Promises Quick Help for Weak Children
A testimonial from Wm Heart of New Castle Indiana extols Milks Emulsion for a four year old boy once thin and constipated. The ad claims rapid appetite restoration and improved digestion within days, with relief of stomach trouble cold and coughs. It markets the product as tasty palatable and refund guaranteed with prices 60c and 1.20 per bottle from The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Bundy Ave
New Castle
Ind
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Fainting and Dizziness Helped by Pinkham Remedy
Syracuse woman recounts relief from fainting spells and poor appetite after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills during Change of Life. She praises the product in letters and notes it restores health without narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Lyda E. Pinkham
R. E. Demise
Lafayette Ave
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bargain Housewares and Decor Items in Sale
A list of discounted household goods including copper tea kettles at 3.00, white enamel tea kettles at 1.98, coffee pots at 0.98, market baskets 0.85, cut glass pieces 1.50, imitation leather 0.98, ingrain carpet 1.25 per yard, rugs 1.98, upholstery tacks 0.05 to 0.16, and Bissell vacuum cleaners at 13.00. The ad features multiple glassware, fabrics, and decor items priced for quick sale.
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Windlass
Clarksburg
W. Va
Masons
Youngstown
Cuticura
Misa Nelle Dibble
Leonaidas
Michigan
Joxtieare Ag
Spring Home Furnishing
Rane
Champ Clarks
BUGS
Madrass
Madrass Yard Co
Ecru
OTJA
Nomeereskrs- Gec
Climax
Cleanwell
Neese
Sottingham
Bbc
Marquisette
Vacuum Cleaners
Bissella
Grand Rapids Vacuum Cleaners
Bissell Superba
Coe
The
Harry H. Smith CO
Elyria, Ohio
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