Reform Doctor Praises Moral Theaters and Fashion Fight
Dr Wilbur Crafts, head of the International Reform Bureau, argues reforming people brings more satisfaction than sensational pursuits. He rails against flimsy fashion, mocks dances and hats, and urges women to resist male fashion bosses in Paris while praising American clubwomen for independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth
Wilbur
International Reform Bureau
Washington
Babe Ituth
Fio
Ziegfeld
Paul Pairet
Wilbur F&f. Crafts
International News Service
Congress
Increased Cost Distribution Keeps Liquor Prices Sky High
International News Service reports that rising distribution costs raise liquor prices in major cities. Prohibition-era trucking and dummy loads tempt inspectors, while bootleggers adopt new schemes. Blackmailers extort from purchasers by threatening exposure, boosting illicit profits nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Royle
International News Service
ST. Augustine
Fla
Whit
New York
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Bahamas
United States
Cure for rupture without operation in carpenter’s notice
Eugene M. Pullen a Marcellus Avenue Manasquan NJ carpenter states he was ruptured years ago and cured without surgery using a method he offers to share. He claims no operation and no sale of items, promising full information to readers who write.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolne
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Managquan
J. Batter
Oaife
Dropsy Cure Offer From Dr Miles Promises Free Trial
Franklin Miles, a noted specialist, offers an eight dollar seventy five cent trial dropsy treatment free to sufferers. The plan, backed by reports of cures after other doctors failed, includes four remedies plus tonics and accessories. He claims first relief in one day and six days for many cases, urging immediate write for charts and free two pound trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Franklin Miles
Dept. DA
Frankie St. Elkhart
Ind
Twin baby boys born and died in Ridgeville notes
Ridgeville February 24 report notes twins born February 18 died that day and buried in Avon cemetery. Mother's condition described as improving. Other local items include deaths, visits, church music, a holiday for Ridgeville pupils, and a Parent Teacher Association meeting at the schoolhouse with the president praising the association's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Airs. Schaffar
Elyria
Frere
Will Bennett
Ridgeville
Alfred Louire
Middle Avenue
Elsra
E. Versos
Ida Miller
Maude Parimelee
Cleveland
Wes
Versoy
Warren Versoy
Lorain
Evenine
Mary Gibbons
Would Not Reveal Prisoners Yanks and Illinois Boy Shot
Lieutenant Oliver Kendall of Kendall County Illinois was shot as a spy by Germans near Cantigey for refusing to reveal American plans. Wearing a uniform when captured he died in No Man's Land, his sacrifice aiding the first major Yankee offensive drive. News reached his mother and brothers at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Kendall
Colon
Kendall County
Ill
Cantigey
I No Man's Land
St Patricks Day Entertainment Evening In LaGrange
Local residents attended an entertainment event in LaGrange last week celebrating St Patrick's Day with music and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patricks Day
LaGrange
Local notes highlight visitors and illnesses in WC area
Wednesday afternoon gatherings and family visits appear in WC notes. Miss Frances Luthall of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents while Mr and Mrs Fronn entertained relatives. Adventurer Worthington and Mrs Burke are listed as sick and Eleanor Soulte recovers from illness.
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Frances Luthall
Cletelanud
Robert
Rene
Gbertin
Adventuder
Sens
Worthington
Be | Burke
Eleanor Soulte
Fronn
Air
Restek
Severslally
Filmer Fulmes
William Meister
Daugster
Carlisle
Mos
Hazel Hunny
Cleveland
Burt Mullen
North Olmsted
Camden Tamden Community Notices and Household Sale
Fragmentary OCR shows a Camden Tamden home sale and notices with names such as Mrs. Wadie Wert and Mr. Preyman. Mentions household goods, rent, and care for a Miss Mander, plus local events at Roosevelt Clat with a leader named Mr. Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamden
Tsonelds
Wadie
Orother
Martin
Preyman
Huwe
Frank
Uppo
Neon
Hattie Snel
Catyat
Fs Mrocher
David Mander
Ze J. OW
Roosevelt Clat
Mr. Currier
We Are Fresh Immodest in This Brash Age in Columbus
A Columbus article quotes Rev. Dr. C. R. Havighurst denouncing the vulgar, cheap age. He laments the air filled with cheap tastes and vulgar cinema, warns culture and good manners decline, and calls for refined conduct beginning at home, especially by mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
C. R. Havighurst
M. E
Man
Havighurst
America
Atus
Tooney
Harmony Five member attended Gratton entertainment event
Myron Worthington a Harmony Five member assisted by attending Miss Marion Park's entertainment at her home in Gratton last Tuesday evening. The brief note confirms Worthington's presence at the social gathering hosted by Mrs Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Worthington
Harmony Five Orchestra
Marion Park
Herame
Gratton
Peterson Ointment Co claims life saved from years long sore
William Haa of West Park Ohio reports a severe sore that resisted many medicines and nights of sleeplessness. He credits Petersons Ointment with healing the sore after two years of doctors and treatments failing. The ad touts Peterssons Ointment for piles and diseases at one dollar per box via mail order from Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
William Haa
West Park
Ohio
Peterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Cambridge U in London Refuses Women Admission
Cambridge University in London maintains a policy denying women full membership on equal terms with men. The move mirrors similar restrictions at Oxford and other English universities that have not granted full membership to women. In New York, well streets and women face separate, unequal access to university affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge U
London
Universi
Oxford
Penpel Fields Events and Local Meetings
Mrs John Gainbridge traveled to Cleveland on Tuesday to attend events. Mrs Helen Jenne attended the Elliside Bible conference in Cleveland last week. The funeral of Rev N Monroeville was held Tuesday. The Church of Christ met Wednesday. Rev and Mrs W S Brogkilon were the hostess and Mrs Trarea J I prepared for Sunday school renovations and a lunch service by the Wlining W society.
Perking Hosts Ice Cream and Cake at Student Fete
Feted students from Popayyt State College hosted a club meeting on Meaysterm of the army. They fund raised at 30 cents a day. Norwalk and Norwali locals reported church events and community notes.
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State Callege
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Revolutionary Club
Hitle
Canisker
Parent Teachers” Association
Bartlet
Illinois
Fee
Charles Miier
C.F. Sims
Diezard
York City
Stree
Trafic
New Trent
Camden
Teamsters
J.sartor
Abason Abe
HICK
East Avenue
F.W. Anderson
Harmony
St. Andrew's Church
Phene
Etrria
Penpel
Qmanty
Aunty Brown
Brown
Berai
DR. B. McDonald
DLAC
Loomis Book Store
Perking
Norwalk
Norwali
Alhieles of the Ta Arent Sparta Lund Witne Thet Sui¢hach Biber
P. J. Mihre
Tanugend
Clmes of
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Clevé Fund
Wertmern
Haren County
Garratgon Lumber Co
Ashland
Wellington
Gurchases Coaries
Lugaberco
Rerausa
Fuule Beritn Neighrs
Milan
Mitin
Cascara
Tomi la Grippe
Dr. Killman
R. S. Millman
Broad St
Ely
Tia
Virginia
Myers Tosase
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