Farmer praises Tanlac after cure in Ashland City
A. J. Livingston of near Ashland City Tennessee describes stomach and kidney relief and renewed energy after taking Tanlac. He says the medicine restored appetite improved sleep and strength, and he plans to tell friends to try it. Tanlac is advertised as a tonic stimulant and builder sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
A. J. Livingston
Ashland City
Tenn
Nashville
New Jersey
Eatonic
Mrs. Ellath
Lady of the House Seeks Return for Meal
A short Broadway era style exchange features a polite woman offering a meal in exchange for a return visit from a grateful hobo. The humorous dialogue underscores hospitality and reciprocal favors in casual street chatter.
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Boston Transcript
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Warning Keeps Pills Authentic
Warning urges consumers to look for Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin. Safe for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Handy twelve tablets cost a few cents with larger packs from druggists.
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Bayer
Women Readers Urged to Check Kidney Health with Swamp-Root
Article urges women to consider kidney and bladder disease as hidden causes of many ailments. Promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root with claims of restoring kidney health and offers sample bottles by mail. Also mentions Cuticura talcum and a quote about diners and conformity from a New York Sun item.
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Kilmer
Defrees Reelected President of U S Chamber of Commerce
Joseph H. Defrees of Chicago has been unanimously reelected president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, leading a federation of more than 1400 member organizations. He sails for Europe as a delegate to the International Chamber of Commerce convention, urging every American to weigh in on social and economic stability. He cites the labor secretary on national stability as a balance among workers, manufacturers, distributors, and organized labor.
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Joseph H. Defrees
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Defrees
Europe
International Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
German diplomat Dr. Sthamer offered as Washington envoy
Dr. Frederick Sthamer, former German ambassador in London, is proposed for the Washington post if needed. He has an American wife, previously in Hamburg, and served during the war with the Antwerp administration. He is a Hamburg Senate life member and commercial adviser with expertise in foreign trade.
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Frederick Sthamer
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
London
Foreign Office
Washington Post
Belgium
Antwerp
Dr. Sthamer
Hamburg Senate
House of Burgesses
Republic
Senate Council
Hamburg
New Governor Scott C Bone of Alaska Named
Scott C Bone, newspaper man linked to Indianapolis papers 1881 1888 and the Washington Post for seventeen years, will be Alaska’s new governor. He previously led the Washington Herald and Seattle Post Intelligencer, and served as publicity director for the Republican National Committee. His appointment aims to calm a disputed Alaska political scene during Harding’s administration as the territory faces population decline and development concerns.
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Scott C. Bone
Alaska
Indianapolis
Washington Post
Washington Herat
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Republican National Committee
Washington
Harding
Guggenheim Interests
Hazlitt
Judge Wickersham
House
Senate
General Assembly
C. E. Lawrence
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Sandusky
W. R. Burnett
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Howard
MacAyeal
Akron
Davis
Harry H. Snively
Columbus
Ohio National Guard
Toledo
United Daughters of 1812
Cleveland
Board of Elections
Grand Lodge of Ohio Odd Fellows
Springfield
Mary Deselem
Edith Deselem
Nellie Deselem
Oci Deselem
Republic Rubber Company
Youngstown
Adams Heads G. O. P. Committee As Adams Becomes Chairman
John T. Adams of Dubuque Iowa succeeds Hays as chairman of the Republican national committee. Adams, born 1862, has headed sash and door works since 1881 and was previously vice chairman. Ralph B. Williams of Portland Oregon succeeds Adams as vice chairman and Mrs J G Woods of Pittsburgh is elected second vice chairman. The plan to seat delegates changes the 1920 convention to 1087 delegates with districts needing 2500 GOP votes to send a delegate.
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John T. Adams
Dubuque
General Hays
Republican National Committee
Adams
Hays
Mr. Adams
Ralph B. Williams
Portland
Ore
J. G. Woods
Pittsburgh
Ohio News Roundup Hits Multiple Accidents and Trials
Judge Treash of Akron breaks leg after car hits pole. Peter Tomich 44 held on first degree murder charge in wife’s death. Several drownings and electrocutions reported across Akron Columbus Lima and Cincinnati. Fire losses at Middle town and Dayton. political appointments and legal actions noted.
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Philip Treash
Akron
Summit County Common Pleas Court
Peter Tomich
George Susan
Woman Testimony Highlights Weight Gain and Recovery
A reader from Pottsville Pa cites weight gain of over twenty pounds as proof she is now able to work again. The testimonial credits a product or remedy and mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia E.rakeham
LaLuiz Siefert
Pottsville
The Wife's Day for the Car
An anecdote from the Detroit Free Press notes that at a meeting a chairman asks who will bring cars next Thursday. No hands rise until a bold member admits most own cars but says the wife has the car that day, so asking is futile.
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Detroit Free Press
Added Strength. Sausage Sparks Odd Culinary Exchange
In a playful exchange a restaurant keeper questions sausage quality and a guest replies that the meat has given him horse power. The banter centers on the unexpected vigor attributed to the dish.
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Tennessee Farmer
Everymory
New York
The
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Ohio
Hancock County Fair Grounds
H. M. Larimer
Minnie J. Struse
A. A. Struse
Bucyrus
Pennsylvania Company
Martin A. Foran
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court
William H. McGannon
Ohio Penitentiary
Lawrence Pille
Gertrude Brielmeyer
Cincinnati
Charles Oemish
Marion
Robert Hunt
James Walsh
Charles Sprosty
Harry J. Reardon
Albert Maier
Lawrence Sanford
West Toledo
James Kessler
George. L. Davis
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lima
Harold
Parmelee Rice
Ohio Bakers’ Association
Mary A. Mayberry
M. R. Smith
W. B. Coulson
Conneaut
Mt. Union College
Alliance
Detroit and Irenton Railroad Company
Detroit
Howard M. Sims
State Bank
National Loan
Agee
Bertha Lockhart
Lockhart
Southern
United States Geological Survey
Southern Ohio
Everett Howell
Floyd Lauerman
L. W. Blyth
Cuyahoga County
State Board of Accountancy
W. D. Wall
J. Adam Shelton
Louis Kelley
Grace Davis
Middletown
A. H. Fex
Gradsky Fire Agency
Kenyon College
George R. Meek
Lakeside
Erie County
Marion Faye
Ora
Johnstown
Licking County
Marion Tire and Rubber Company
National Pike
Zanesville
Thomas Kennedy
John Rarigan
Bert Smith
Cambridge
John Rees
Charles L. Shanteau
Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan
Floyd E. Waite
Harry L. Davis
William Buff
Bellefontaine
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Auglaize County
Dorothy Rodge
Wapakoneta
Gertrude Breitmeyer
Crawford County
Licas County
Peerless Paper Company
Dayton
Marca Swartz
Lockwood Corners
W. L. Thompson
East Liverpool
Ohio Christian Endeavor Society
Harry Knecht
Fremont
Burgeon
Coventry
Charles Palmer
O. C. Barber
Charles Adams
Lorain
Minnie Adolph
Albert Moore
Alice Moore
Shademore
Mt. Vernon
Ambrozio Laxese
Thomas Mullen
Cedar
Lydia E Pinkham
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