Tobacco price study shows heavy cigar use at low costs
Washington reports that about one third of African American smokers buy cigars for eight cents or less, while the Department of Commerce analysis finds ten cent and under cigars dominate the market. It notes 2.186 billion cigars, 20 percent of total output, sold at five to eight cents, with 3.079 billion cigars retailing from nine to fifteen cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forli
Mantui Seyurers
Department of Commerse
United States
The Circle Comenges Ves Leslie Carter in The Me Come
Fragmented OCR reads of a theatre review praising Leslie Carter in The Circle’s production and noting the performance’s forceful artistry and impact despite a fragmented text. Mentions to Robert Rendel and Clara Moore appear amid garbled phrases and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
Fevebam
Hanna Treaco
Ctesa U
Wel
Leste Carter
Ig Cbc
Husucind
Robert Rendel
Fragmented Health Note on Home Remedies and Safety
A damaged OCR text discusses using traditional remedies for coughs and colds, emphasizing safe preparation with non narcotic ingredients. It mentions Father John Medici as a value source and warns against dangerous toxins, aiming to protect both children and elders.
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Nortal
John’ Medici
Farheer Ishn
Capper presses for tax relief and farm program
Senator Capper argues against widening taxes with a $30,000,000 ship subsidy and urges the Republican Party to finish a strong agricultural program to aid farmers. He calls for immediate action on Muscle Shoals, opposes sales taxes, and supports a broader reform agenda within the party. A related House poll on the Lasker ship bill is planned to gauge support before a vote. In Cincinnati a man identified as Harry Lukowski, 39, drowned after leaping from the Covington suspension bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val
Lafollette
Capper
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Rene
Greayup
Agaliona
Tearot Donia
Cate F. Sinclair
Pric
Start House
Couraing Sare
Edmunds
Pennsylvania
Hk Merchant Marine
Gillett
Representative Campbell
Wis
Cincinnati
Covington
Ohio River
Harry Lukowski
Obituary Notices Mention Revered Figures and Farewells
A flooded, fragmented obituary column recalls leaders and diplomats from France to Austria. Messages of condolence pour in for a beloved statesman and a long career in government. Personal recollections praise service, character, and the impact of a life dedicated to public duty.
Mrs Mary Maloney Fatally Struck by Car
In Cincinnati on November 18 Mrs Mary Maloney aged 60 died after stepping from the curb into an automobile’s path. The motorist transported her to the hospital where she died.
Clemenceau Meets Crowds in New York After Victory Tour
French Premier Georges Clemenceau visits New York City city hall, receiving greetings from exiled Alsatians and American officials. He surveys a Liberty statue salute from a cutter, acknowledges reporters, and departs amid bands, confetti, and marching autos with crowds cheering along Broadway.
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American Legion
Br. Clemenceau
Luke
Society of Alsatians
Newto
Albert Blum
Clemenceau
Bordeaux
Claus
Macon
Monhumert
Marzella
Frank L Park
Elysa
State Department
Rar
Broadway
Wales
M. Clemendat City Hall
Personal notices of friends visiting and engagements
Mrs Albert Ernst lists weekend plans with Ruth Crenan and Loretta Smath visiting Cleveland. Apne Diver on Citi street engaged to her fiancé after a serious accident. Mrs J S Mather and J E Riley hosted relatives in Indiana and Cantag for a family visit. Chronicle-Telegram ads promise results.
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Albert Ernst
Avenue
Tharadcoy
Ruth Crenan
Uenniso
Loretta Smath
Riverside Court
Cleveland
M Apne
Citi Street
Hee Fner
Frey
J. S Mather
Hthhar
Indiana
Hey Astre
Standard Oil Declares 100 Percent Stock Dividend
New York November 18 Standard Oil Company of Ohio today devoted stock dividend of 100 percent to be paid on December 12 to holders of record. Company authorized 12,000,005 additional shares, of which 500,000 were outstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Cal scholar Nolan dies after six weeks illness
SAN FRANCISCO November 18 reports John Nolan of Cal who has been seriously ill for six weeks, hospital officials say no hope remains for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John
Nolan
Cal
Malta Arrival Signals New Postwar Role for Sultan Menachee Tucker
Malta reports Sultan Menachee Tucker, who fled Constanstople during World War I, has arrived and will command his unit in the Near East Peace Conference setup. The notice notes his expected future duties and the shift in regional responsibilities.
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Malta
Sultan Menachee Vic
Tucker
van Constacinople
Wheat market opens higher as strong demand pushes prices
In Chicago Wey 18 early market activity shows strong buying in wheat with first prices up 1 5 to 1 4 higher. Commission houses traded on both sides while opening prices ranged unchanged to 2 8 higher. Trade moderate with mixed bids. prices edged 1 8 lower to 1 4 higher. Provisions inactive and easy.
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Chicago. Wey
Qais Wade
New York Stocks and Liberty Bond Close Summary
The New York Stock market lists broad activity with many rail and industrial issues showing varied moves. Notable names include American Sugar Refining, Bethlehem Steel, U S Steel, Northern Pacific, and a long roster of others, while Liberty Bonds close with First at 100 and Victory at 100.96 to 100.38.
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American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Superior
California Petrnleum
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & North Western
Chile
Cringe
Columbia Gas & Electric
Consolidated Gas
Sjeneral Motots P
Kenner Tack
Liberty Bonds
New York
eAcm
Victory
Vietory
Amherst Clinches Narrow Victory Over Wellington in Close Football Game
Amherst High edged Wellington High 13 to 12 in a tight battle. Guiselman scored on a cross play, Neumeister added a placement, and Wilford finished with a quarterback sneak as time expired. standout linemen included Menz, Frederick, Lashley, and Lashley. Substitutions and touchdowns noted, with no clear single star.
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Amherst
Amherst High
Wellington High
Wellisston
Saln
Q.arterback Wailford
W. OH. S. Jas
Guiselman
Neumeister
Welling
Stacey
Sh.ster
Gish
Mmnas Baumhhardt
Wellington
Morholan
Agao Stacer
Ambheral
Wilford
Leimbech
Frederick
Fao
Hac
Menz
Fredrick
Lashley
Fast Menz
Simmerson Justin
Kelseyrauss
Zimmerman Gishman
Murray Marshall
Bhuster Wiford
Stacey Leimbach i
Markman Guiselman
Watters Neumeister
Baumhardt
Meing
Kelsey
Keppier
Marriman
Shuater
Newmeister
Bateman
Lorain
Schaeffer
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come stage production at Rialto
A damaged review of the play Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come adapted by Sidney Toler and staged at the Rialto theatre. The piece highlights the romance between Had Weiss and St. Ta, the Kentucky Blue Grass setting, and emphasis on customs and state portraiture amid musical and dramatic elements.
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Doecin Fos, Jr
Sidney Toler
Raalte Theatre
Vonighe
Qld
Sydney Vater
Kingdom Come
Weiss
Blue Grass
John Fos
New York
Sunday Concert at Rialto Theatre Features Top Saxophonists
The Rialto Theatre hosts a Sunday concert headlined by the 2 Saxophone Sestern, touted as America’s best paid act, with Woodward arranging the act’s name and venue. The program includes a one act musical revue Springtime Fervables featuring Adams, Hudson Freebors, Ethel Lawrence, Nell Halpin, Betty Lee, and Green Green. Also on the bill are Scotty Weston, Weiser and Riser, Ventelle and Nina in aerial novelty, a two reel comedy and a one reel News Weekly. Alice Van Loan, a Greene County woman active in the local voters league, is noted as well.
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Tapias
Rialto Theatre
Tamorray
Woodward
Rialto
Wm, Adams
Hudson Freebors
Ethel Lawrence
Nell Halpin
Betty Lee
Green Green
Scotty Weston
Canny Scott
Weiser
Riser
Sura
Ventelle
Nina
Wellington Parent-Teachers Association Meeting At Capacity
The Wellington P T A held its first meeting in the school auditorium, drawing a full house of parents and teachers. Attendees discussed upcoming school events and student support initiatives, signaling strong community engagement in Wellington Nos. 18.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Wellington
Parent-Teachers
Victim Taken for Burglar in Own Home
Daniel H. Clark chief of police of the Nickel Plate Railroad is in City Hospital after an accidental shooting at his home. Police responding to a burglar alarm mistook him for a burglar and Clark fired, wounding himself. He exonerated the officers, calling it an unfortunate mistake.
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Cleveland
Daniel H. Clark
Nickel Plate Railroad
City Hospital
Clark
Charles Rhoda
Cured Rheumatism Promised by Free Pamphlet Offer
An old advertisement touts a free pamphlet claiming cures for rheumatism and related ailments. It promises relief from pain and acids and invites readers to mail a request to a خارج address for the “Foner Ti Welny” pamphlet, suggesting trips to a mailbox and correspondence for results.
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Wii Ag
Ashel
Welny
Rane
Aining Faete
Dortors
Fery Arwater
Halmerell
Maime
Sead Sow
Wiener
Neas
Moryail
Erie Triumphs Over Oberlin High School in Close Game
Erie defeated Oberlin High School this morning with a 4 to 5 final. Eric Hich led the scoring and the late touchback sealed the win for Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Oberlin High School
Qberlin High
Eric Hich
Qberlin
Eric
Senior Party at Amherst High for 700 Class
The senior class of Amherst High held a party in the school building last evening with games, music and dancing. About 26 students attended and a delicious lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Roy
Focal High
Wellington Fans Flock To Amherst For Football Trip
Evening observers note large Wellington turnout as the high school football team traveled to Amherst by auto for a Saturday clash. A son, Theodore Hartman, arrived in Ellington with Mr and Mrs Hartman of Eaton QC reporting the birth.
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Wellington
Amherst
Hish Serioul
Mabiice
Ellington
Ami
D. &, Hartman
Eaton, QC
Sen
Theodore
Hartman
Stray Shot Hits Villager During Hunt in Wellington
Wellington notices report a stray bullet striking Charles McKinney during a Wednesday hunt. The piece also mentions exaggerated damage figures tied to rats and includes unrelated advertisements and a Daughters of Scotia event notice for a Mother Goose party at the G A R hall, Monday at 7 30.
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Wellington
Chas. McKinney
the Daughters of Scotia
G. A. BR
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Chronicle-Telegram
Standard Oil
Sultan
Cleveland Produce Market
Erib
Ieee
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Orions
Rozle’’ Neumeister
Kirgdom
Alice van Loan
Women’s Voters’ League of
Greene Country
A. B. Curtice
F. A. Humphrey Optometrist
Court Street
J. C. Kramer
M. D. Exc
Century Block
Elyria
Ohio
J. George, Taylor & CO
Bank
Elyria, Ohio
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Serle
Malic
Mrr
M. Depentear
Mra
R. Umeby
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Kerr
Association
Miss Beurre
HH. A. Crandall
Adyvt
Tillotson & Wolcott Company Bank
Investment Sectr Bank
Gilbert Brothers
Redington
Elsria
Unio
F. M. Schmittgen
Chiropractor
Dial
Curtis
West Side Lumber&Coal Co. ‘Home OF
Forest Hill Coal
Walton Ice CO
Winckles St
Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
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