Whittemore's Resolution to Name Committee on German Propaganda
In Columbus hearings open with little public interest as temperance bills draw focus. Senate debate centers on emergency clause fate, while a joint legislative committee to study German propaganda is approved. Lawmakers confront salary hikes, bonding reforms, and various bills affecting judges, officers, and state officials.
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Whittemore
Senate
Columbus, CO
House
Beebe
Morrow
Berry
Allen
Hamilton County
Ohio
Summit
Congress
Senator White
Columbiana
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
A. V. Donahey
Donahey
Adjutant General
Ohio Gleanings highlights and incidents across counties
Genoa elects Clark Armstrong as Ottawa county rural mail carriers president. Youngstown approves bonds for a municipal hospital and water mains. A series of deaths, crimes, and political moves unfold from Lorain to Dayton, with deaths, injuries, and indictments noted among many Ohio locales.
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Clark Armstrong
Genoa
Ottawa County
Youngstown
Wil A. Ashbrook
Ohio
Johnstown
Thomas W Jones
United States
France
Meigs County
Parrett
Fayette County
Thompson
Franklin
Grace Warreck
Dayton
East Liverpool
Bellefontaine
Lawrence de Graff
Frank Banks
Wellington
New Zealand
McCockfield
Nancy Cecil
Lawrence County
Niles
E. W. Tidd of
Stockdale
Ohio Knights of Pythias
Ralph Sampsel
Rainbow Division
Coshocton
Stark County
Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Thomas Gondek, Jr
Lorain
Nickel Plate Railway
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Canton
Detroit
John P. Cann
Sandusky
Thomas R. Ryan
Toledo
Walter Gillespie
George N. Nelson
Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware
James G. Johnson
Ohio Supreme Court
Frank L. Rey
Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank
Blanchester
Roger Pelton
Mt. Vernon
Benjamin
McBride
St. Clairsville
Lima
Christ Rubkanski
Paulding County Commercial Club
N. B. Walby
Fremont
Liverpool
B. P. Geiger
Tony Daminentro
Akron
Columbus
Grange
Charles G. Finckel
Athens
Carlanne Way
Russell
Wnnll
Kenneth
Michigan River
Alliance
Findlay
Mingo Junction
Jetsom
Missiams
John H. Lowman
Cleveland
New York
Italy
American Red Cross
M. J. Owens
Phillip Statakopolos
Atlantic City
N. J
Burleson
Common Pleas Court
Price
Edmund 8. Myers
Tiffin
Pioneer
Sloman Wise
Springfield
Lemuel McAuley
Caldwell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Steinbrook
McArthur
Vinton County
President McKinsey
Ned R. Goldberg
Harry Toal
Norwalk
Ernesto Ferratto
Warren City
Crawford County
State Hospital
Gallipolis
Cora M. Lawson
Logan County
Henry G. McMiller
Ashtabula
George Chatton
Bucyrus
Manufacturers’ Association
A. l L. Green
Port Clinton
United States Shipping Board
Medina
George Hildebrand
Ashland Chamber of Commerce
Crestline Commercial Club
Haworth A. C. Welshimer
Wen del Keyser
C. E. Cook
Washington
Dieffenbach
William H. Clark
Samuel Marquis
Washington D. H
Henry Lee Clark
Carrollton
Baltimore and Ohio
Kent
Rosa Perruccio
Joe Perruccio
East Columbus
Arthur Barrett
Henry Stambaugh
Bowling Green
van Wert
Paul Frank Rivers
George Bonner
Open sheds vs closed barns for dairy cows debated by USDA
USDA results from Beltsville show cows in open sheds produced more milk and butterfat on about eighty days, with 15 of 21 cows favoring open sheds. Open sheds offered greater comfort and air flow, though cold regions and labor factors affect suitability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Federal Department
Department of Agriculture
Women of Middle Age and Herbal Remedies Ad
An upbeat reader testimony extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from long lasting winter ailments and nervous symptoms. The letter also mentions Dr Peery’s Dead Shot as a worm remedy and includes stage magic reflections.
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Reddie
E Pinkham
Lydia B. Pilchen
Orchade St
Urbana
Influenza and Kidney Weakness Warned by Doctors
A medical note linked to the influenza epidemic notes kidneys may weaken after illness. The passage cites doctors nationwide and mentions remedies and warnings about self care. It includes quips on gout, liquor, and Garfield Tea advertisements.
Word About the BY DOCTOR WATSON Health Talk
Weekly health column warns kidneys can cause widespread poisoning if diseased. It explains kidneys filter toxins and that uric acid deposits lead to bags under eyes, rheumatism, backache, diabetes, and Bright's disease. Dr. Pierce of Buffalo found a harmless remedy to dissolve uric acid salts in tablets.
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Bright
Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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Jeague
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Assembly
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Bryson
Greene
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House Elections Committee
Sparks
Montgomery County
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Cincinnati
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Nonpartisan Taxation Committee
Lydia E. Pink
Alabama
Dr. Peery
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