Wellington Names Contestants In County Oratorical Event
Wellington selects John Koontz to represent Wellington High School in the county oratorical contest with Miss Helen Watts chosen for the reading. Other items note the Nauble Dozen dinner at the Hines home and social updates across Wellington including visits and gatherings.
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Wellington
John Koontz
Wellington High School
Helen Watts
Willis Hines
A. E R. Branson
Roy Burge
Walter Shepherd
Harold Ringler
Wellington Locates Wellington Feb 19 R and Mrs George Warner
The brief item notes a Wellington finding or event linked to February 19 involving Mr and Mrs George Warner with unclear further details. The compact notice lists names and a location reference without full context.
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Wellington
George Warner
Milwaukee Woman Reports Herbal Remedy Restored Health
Mrs Exit Brandenburg of Milwaukee says she suffered weak spells and headaches and could not clean her home. After four bottles of Winkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and weight, weighs 118 pounds, and does all her work again.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Winkham
Brandenburg
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37Th Street
Local Social Notes From Spencer and Nearby Areas
Spenser spelling and residents gather for dinners and visits as Mrs S M Friend and Mrs Henry Kilmer of Pawnee host. B L Myers reports quarantine lifted and family recovering. Mr and Mrs Glenn Repp and children visit the McCourt home. Jay Mantz and Banister boys open a garage business across Wheeling tracks. Mrs Haversform is not well. David McCourt visits Cambridge. Tomine Pgin improving. Mrs Fred Dague hospitalized with pneumonia under Cleveland trained nurse care. Mis Perth and neighbors assist Miss Sealscott and Gertha Wise in River Corthos and Clyde.
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Spencer
Henry Wilmer
Pawnee
Clara Woods
Sadie Gault
B. L. Myers
O. K
Glenn Repp
West Salem
Wheeling
Sirs. Haversforn
S. M. Frinnd
Ienry Kilmer
Suuday
David McCourt
Cambridge
J. U. McCourth
Tomine Pgiin
Fred Dague
Remarkable drugless claim for catarrh cure in three minutes
An advertisement promises a no cost oceanic cure for bronchial asthma and catarrh using a supposed brain chemical free method. It claims instant germ destruction within minutes and offers free treatment by mail to prove efficacy with no obligation if cured.
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W. OR. Smite
Lawes
Kansas City
Army Chemical Service Chief Reports New War Horrors
The article lists wartime fears and civilian concerns including bridge collapses and rescue efforts. It notes Stanley near the Rudd farm bridge when it gave way into a river about 12 feet deep and people helping in the water. It also mentions local social notes about families, church events, and visiting relatives.
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Army Chemical Service
Brighton Notes: Family Visits and Local Updates
Brighton brief with passes of visits and gatherings. Alden Perkins visits Penfield relatives. Mrs. C A Hardy hosts. Howard Jorden family from Rocky River visits. Mosher family and Yoecum relatives visit Massillon Canton. Ray Rook welcomed a daughter Feb 12. Ella Hardy and Leslie Lawrence return after a death in CAC City. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at Mrs. Ayres. Mrs. Greene recovering from a scald. Helen Gill returns home after time with her father A N Gill.
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Brighton
Massillon
R. B. Tuttle
O. L. Rolfe
Howard Jorden
Rocky River
Ray Rook
Ella “Hardy
Leslie Lawrence
GC. A. Nardy
Cac City
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. H. Ayres
George Greene
Helen Gill
A. N. Gill
Local Social Notes From Rochester Brighten Weekend
Rochester residents share visits with relatives in Cleveland Elyria Wellington and Akron. Birth announced for a baby girl to Ray Rook and spouse at New London hospital. Families such as Murray Barnes Dimick Hodgkin Rueg and Ledyard groups are mentioned visiting and hosting across nearby towns.
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Rochester
Geo. Smith
Cleveland
Martha Marshall
Akron
Will Murray
Henry Barnes
Wellington
Olive Stockings
John Beattie
Olive Hofer
Charles Lynn
C. A. Dimick
W. A. Jewett
Elyria
Ray Rook
New London Hospital
Art Sprinkle
Chas. Parker
Wlyria
Je. W. Thiebe
Frank Rick
Clarkefield
J. W. Hodgkin
Marshall Rueg
Toledo
Florence Beardsley
A. W. Mitchell
Roy Snyder
Henry Myers
J. i. Case
Amy Phillips
Charles
A. Felton
Snday
Wm. Ledyard
Paul Ledyard
Ki. R. Ledyard
Local Visitors and Health News From Erhart Area
Mrs. J A Kaiser returned home from Cleveland hospital much improved in health. Mr and Mrs Charles Martin of Columbia visited Charles Bauer. Mr and Mrs Lot Ryche of Cleveland spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs George Gross, Helen Stridmatter spent the weekend in Cleveland. Mrs Id Sweet of Litchfield called on Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens.
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Erhart
J. A. Kaiser
Cleveland Hospital
Charles Martin
Columbia
Charles Bauer
Lot Ryche
Cleveland
George Gross
Helen Stridmatter
Id Sweet
Litchfield
Frank Stevens
Epsonade Salts Promises Tasteless Lemonade Taste
Pills and doctors rely on Epson Salts for constipation and biliousness as a harmless laxative that never gripes. Epsonade Salts makes pure Epsom Salts taste like sparkling lemonade with fruit derivatives and sells cheaply at drug stores.
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Epsom
Local headlines and social notes from Elyria and surrounding areas
WV Y Miller recovers from grip illness. A large crowd attended Friday night’s dance with the next club dance slated for Tuesday. Elyria visitors, Warman and Cletus Hany, with friends, stayed at Theo Hany’s home. Mrs. Bert Myers and son Carmen traveled to Elyria. Walter Schulpp family from Cleveland spent Sunday with Jeleneck parents. Grace Stein of Strongville visited J Stern family. Ralph Reed from Ridgeville attended Friday basketball. Hugh Dowdell visited Wellington. Sheriff Underhill toured Erhart. Hog receipts at market ranged 4000 head with prices: Yorkers 1150-1160, mixed 1160-1175, heavies 1175-1190, mediums 950, roughs 925, sows 500.
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WV. Y. Miller
Warman
Cletus Hany
Elyria
Theo. Hany
Bert Myers
Carmin
Walter Schulpp
Cleveland
Market Report of Stock Cattle Calves and Sheep
Receipts: cattle 300 market active good to excellent prices listed for steers heifers bulls cows and calves. Calves receipts 200 market steady with prices for good to choice real calves. Sheep and lambs receipts 800 market 25 cents lower with range for lambs wethes ewes and culls.
Snow and mule power restore statue and rail cars
Yorkville reports King Winter delays gravity as snow blocks mine tracks. Two mules haul ore gondolas to move cars back on grade while operations resume. In Bucyrus Herman Baer is burned when sewer gas explodes from a cellar, singeing hair and eyebrows. In Columbus seven Ohio colleges enter the state Intercollegiate glee club contest at Memorial Hall on April 22.
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Yorkville
King Winter
Isaac Newton
Railroad
Ondolas
Bucyrus
Herman Baer
Bas
Baer
Columbus
Ohio
Memorial Hall
Ohio University
Fashionable color and styles emerge at Ohio retail gathering
Ohio clothiers gather in Columbus for a three day convention from February 23 to learn spring and summer trends in men’s attire. Executives predict bold color and sartorial kaleidoscope effects from head to toe as vendors showcase forthcoming lines.
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Columbus
C. E. Bittmer
Ohio Retail Clothiers
Furnishers’ Association
Bittmer
Ohio
Ohio Retail Clothesers’ & Furnishers’ Association
Salt works workers claimed immune to colds and flu
Report states employees at a salt works are immune from common illnesses such as colds and influenza, with researchers noting unusual health outcomes among the workforce.
California Fig Syrup Advertisement for Children
A vintage ad touts California Fig Syrup as a pleasant tasting remedy for feverish children. It claims a tea spoonful cleans the liver and bowels and urges mothers to buy the genuine product with proper dosing directions on the bottle. Do not confuse with imitators as authenticity is stressed.
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California
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