Bonded Whisky Confusion Stuns Local Patrons
Jan 15 patrons at a local venue faced a puzzling mix up as whisky and water were substituted, leaving customers unsure whether they drank genuine bonded whiskey or a diluted blend. The incident involved mislabeling and raised questions about ownership and product integrity.
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Notice to Complainant About 6 30 P M Deadline
An unclear notice warns that failure to reach by 6 30 P M or 3317 at once will trigger actions. Details are garbled but indicate a deadline and enforcement.
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Philpott
Systoxem Water Diet Promised To Boost Weight And Strength
A sensational adclaim touts drinking water with Systoxem tablets to add weight, strength, and vitality. It cites wartime usage, endorsing by authorities and a city drugstore claim of dramatic gains, urging breakfast lunch and dinner with a glass of water.
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Suva
Fay
Families of deported Reds die of hunger claim
Miss Helen Todd, noted suffragist and president of the American Women's Relief Committee, says hunger and cold threaten many wives and children of deported radicals. She is in Washington seeking aid from Congress as Senators Borah and France offer to bring the matter before a Senate committee if twenty witnesses can be produced.
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Helen Todd
Miss Weten Todd
American Women’s Relief Committee
Miss Todd
Washington
Congress
Borah
Idaho
France
Maryland
Senate Foreign, Relations Committee
Pastor Warns of Second Flood Within Six Years
Barberton area reports warn that future years may bring war famine and pestilence with a second flood. Rev Caryale Holengmb pastor of the First Church of Christ cites Revelation 18 11 and argues the world war signals the end of the world fabric and the destruction of social and commercial life. He condemns reform of present social and economic conditions noting fashion pleasure and money drive current times.
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Barberton
Farmon
Cariyale H. Holegmb
First Church of Christ
Holcomby
Pittsfield Deaths Mark Week of Sorrow in 1920 News
Three Pittsfield residents died in rapid succession and townsfolk mourn as obituaries note Will Mothwell’s pneumonia death and Mary Nowell’s Wellington burial. Community activities span hospital visits, funerals, church events, and road work as residents move and reflect.
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Florida
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Red Snellfeld
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Wellington
Mfriday
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Bister Corner
Paul Sheffield
Gberlin
Mis
Lucille Bean
Geneva Rogers i
Elyria
Harry N. Bartlett
Wilkinsburg
H. G. Bartlett
C Sheffield
Mark Widdowson
Low
I Oberlin
Pittsfield Athletes Association
Sarth Glassia
Matte Comings
Oberlin
Tiny Mosher
Konjs Togera
Wilma Woodard
Katherine Gibson
Oberlin College
Scott Widdowson
Wakeman
Merle Penfound
Adam Maria
West Ridge
Mary McCarn
Jo Ely- Tie
Will Mothwell
Rothwell
Ma Nowell
John
Martha Giffogi
Pitts Field
Howell Ifver
Wellhaston
Wiliam
Gordon
Vincenn Ind
Mfss
Elizabeth Need
Mary Engleberry
Novelty
Ida Jackson
Grace Glen
William
Oberin
Robert
Cleveland
Ben
M. E. Church Hare
B. VW
Childa
East Cemetery
January sale cuts on boys' slip-over sweaters
The Robinson Hancock Co offers reduced prices on boys slip-over sweaters in color combinations from January sale. Prices drop to five dollars and six dollars and seventy-five cents during the promotional period.
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Robinson & Hancock Co
Three Danger Years in Marriage Says Lawyer
London report quoting Sir George Lewis, a distinguished English lawyer, identifies three danger years in marriage with peak divorce between the seventh and tenth years. Divorce figures show most cases are not discovered until later years and many marriages are childless. He notes most divorces come from professional and trading classes, with agriculture and mining contributing fewest cases.
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London
George Lewis
Sir George
Silversine Salmon With Distinct Mounters Calgat
Portland, Gre. Jan 1 A two mouthed fish was caught in the Columbia River recently. The strange catch is triggering investigation by the State Fish and Game Commission to determine the origin and nature of the anomaly.
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Portland
Gre
Mbia
State
Fish and Came Commission
Two-Headed Lookalike Salmon Donated for Study
A twelve pound silverside salmon showed two mouths and a second head that is incomplete after careful examination. The unusual catch from the Columbia River will be donated to the State Fish and Game Commission for preservation and exhumation.
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Bomeon
Stata Fish and Game Commission
Run Line From Gell To Confiscated Booze
Newcastle Wyoming January 15 Two youthful prisoners in the aston county jail were quiet and asleep much of the time Sheriff Smithson believed. An investigation showed they had secretly built a pipeline from the jail's whisky vault and liquor seized in raids was vanishing rapidly.
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Newcastle
Wyo
Aston County
Smithson
Not a Blon d in Town 50 Xmas Play Had No Angel
Charden's Christmas celebration lacked an angel as all local young women were brunettes, making it impossible to cast the traditional part. The village faced a sober holiday delay as organizers reviewed options amid the humorous predicament.
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Angel
Charden
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