Ohio News Briefs Chronicle a Wild Night of Accidents
A loose band of farmers near Brookville hunted chicken thieves and fired in the dark, wounding Walter Harmon in the abdomen. In Nova Ashland county Frank Mayhood was killed, Leonard Keline lost a hand in an explosion that also blew away $93,000 in bonds and stamps. A windstorm damaged crops in Marion and Union counties while Lorain County road work stalled.
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Brookville
Montgomery County
Walter Harmon
Nova
Ashland County
Frank Mayhood
Benwood
W. Va
Leonard Keline
Bucyrus
Liberty
Nova Bank
Marion County
Union County
Lorain County
Richard Hughes
Columbus
Frederick P. Bergen
United States
Delaware
France
Kenton Mullin
Ottawa County
Boys
Cleveland, Southwestern and Columbus Railway
George Vogel
Colfax
Fairfield County
Paul Mhivers
George W. Bonner
Cleveland
J. F. Davis
Westerville
Davis
Elisha Lucas
Centerville
Belmont County
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Canton
Hardin County
Lima
J. J. Phillips
Galion
Safe Blowers
Kroger Grocery and Baking Company
Hamilton
George Koenig
Youngstown
Ben Post
R. Creps
Ernest Gray
Willoughby
Andrew
Patrick Robert
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Tiffin
Ohio Mission Conference of the Reformed Church
Heidelberg College
Henry Borning
Sidney
Trumbull County
Myrtle Seymour
Chillicothe
Railroad Administration
Ohio Sand and Gravel Producers’ Association
James Paris
William McGinnis
Paris
Ridgeway
Logan County
John Galvin
Cincinnati
Clearing House
J. Herman Dierkes
Democratic Campaign Committee
Atlanta
Dierkes
William Hunt
Allegheny Mountains
Coshocton Presbyterian Church
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Ohio
State Board of Clemency
Overland
Toledo
Hartung
August Theis
Massillon
J. M. Steele
Charles Baird
Tallmadge
Oress
Edith Clarice Smith
Patrick Pancello
Paul Perce
Kinsman
Warren
Oxford
Ohio Gas and Electric Company
Middletown
Richard S. Ryan
St. Clairsville
B. S. McBride
Ohio Electric Light Association
Cedar Point
C. H. Howell
Coshocton
F. H. Golding
D. L. Gaskill
Greenville
Samuel Amato
Price Russell
Craston
Wayne County
James Ewing
Kent
John Nelson
William S. Jones
George Durane
McCookfield
Dayton
George Pershing
Sugar Creek
Tuscarawas County
Ohio Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Lakeside
East Liverpool
Degraff
Charles Poling
Falls Mill
Richwood
Forty Cilligns For Air Service
Congress has allocated 40,000,000 for the air service from the army supply bill. The money aims to keep equipment and personnel strong enough for emergencies, reflecting the high initial cost of building a U S aircraft industry. General Mitchell testified on St Mihiel operations, noting 1,500 planes used and the need to reconstruct a robust air service for future operations.
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Edward B. Clark
Washington
Congress
Army
Air Service
United States
William Mitchell
War Department
American Aviation Service
St. Mihiel
Mitchell
Dharg
Europe
Americas
Argonne
St. Michael
Army of Occupation
Germany
Leonard Wood
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Leonard Woods
Jap Plate Glass Industry Rapidly Expands
The plate glass industry in Japan has grown since the war. Before the war annual consumption was 550000 boxes, with 420000 imported and the rest locally produced. In the past year 850000 boxes were made in Japan, 600000 consumed domestically and 250000 exported.
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Japan
Belgium
Germany
Bargain of a Little Boy and a Rich Lady
A London reader recalls a tale where an elderly woman offers a thousand pounds for a boy, but reveals she has money yet no children. The boy asks to hold her hand for sixpence, while another line notes debts measured by clothing. A separate exchange hints at an insurmountable barrier to marriage.
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Tommy
Blighty
London
Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Scalp Itching
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment to soothe itching and rash on the scalp and dry flakes. It advises rubbing spots daily, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming clearer skin and softer hands with daily use.
Early prosthetics in Egypt by 700 B C
A historical note states artificial legs and arms were in use in Egypt as early as 700 B C. It adds a thought that until you act, efficiency remains only a theory.
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Egypt
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