Ohio World Notes Active War and Health Updates
Ohio reports include John Friedenauer's discharge and insanity ruling, a Logan county case of Martha Summey's death after an assault, and plant labor boosts in Canton. Deaths span Garrettsville, Massillon, and Wellston with guard and prison context, plus tuberculosis rise and influenza concerns.
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John Friedenauer
Lancaster
Washington
Athens
Martha Summey
Logan County
Dayton State Hospital
John Beardsley
Garrettsville
Massillon State Hospital
Douds
Bellefontaine
Cleveland Railway Company
Cleveland
William H. Winters
Raymond
Union County
Ohio
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Department of Health
State Health Department
Harold Soder
Frank Soder
Zanesville
France
Food Administration
Fred Angus
Fremont
Sandusky
Springfield
Nelsonville
Richard Brown
C. D. Shafer & Company
Ralph Waltz
Beechwood School
Sidney
John N. Willys
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
Moline Plow Company
Youngstown
Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
James Sharp
Cadwell B. Stroth
Wellston
Fred Crates
Arlington
Hancock County
Millersburg
Ford P. Fry
State Clemency Board
Cox
George W. Baker
Paolino Panattoni
Portsmouth
Manda Finn Hall
Camp Sherman
State Civil Service
Na L. V. Lyons
State Board of Administration
Colon George H. Wood
Samuel P. Shane
Great Lakes Towing Company
Rev
D.S. Ferguson
Department of Agriculture
Seneca County
Clauss Shear Company
Frank Medeley
Calvin Dobbs
Canton
James Cousins
Kenton
H. E. Long
H. F. Elliott
Bergholz
Wincenreid
Alliance
New York Central Railroad
Amsterdam
Myron T. Herrick
Bar Harbor
Paris
Student Army Training Corps
Donahey
General Assembly
F. L. Dunlap
Rendville
Francis J.haley
Church of the Holy Rosary
Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas Barr
Newark
Knox County
Barr
Nelson Poe
Fostoria
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Cleveland Board of Education
Sylvia Knerr
No Man’s Land
Findlay
William Hathaway
Ray
Ligourie Beitler
Fred W. Norton
Ohio State
Columbus
Harriett Bishop
Greenville
May Noggle
Bishop
West Virginia
Liberty Day proclaimed by Wilson amid Liberty Loan drive
The proclamation designates October 12 1918 as Liberty Day to celebrate Americas discovery and to spur Fourth Liberty Loan contributions. It urges nationwide commemorations led by the treasury and schools and grants federal employees a day off. The booklet defends Americas war effort against German propaganda and cites McAdoo on the Liberty Loan leading to victory.
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America
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Liberty Loan Committee
United States Bureau of Education
District of Columbia
Bureau of Publicity
War Loan Organization
Russia
France
Liberty Loan
Uncle Sam
United States Army
Sam
Germany
England
New York
Bocie
Bureau of Publicity Publication
Liberty
Atlantic Ocean
McAdoo
Fourth Liberty Loan urged with strict personal budgeting
The article calls on every citizen to determine a precise subscription, arguing past bonds were sound investments and government spending justified. It insists guesses are over, urging individuals to know their income and determine exact amounts to set aside, promising surprising positive outcomes.
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Liberty
Parlor remarks on smoke ire and wartime butter beans
A wry observer notes in the parlor that heavy smoke inside the house stirs anger, while biting a wartime butter bean causes his new teeth to tilt to port. The remark blends humor with wartime domestic tension.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cures Deafness Claim
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness, caused by inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, can be cured only by a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly works through the blood to affect mucous surfaces. Circulars are free from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Prison quarry scene sparks debate on liberty
A prison tour exposes inmates cracking rocks with hammers in a work detail. A guard explains the task is to break stones to earn release, while a visitor questions whether it counts as breaking for liberty. The exchange highlights tensions between punishment and rehabilitation.
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Uberty
Courtship Tricks and Milk in Breakfast Routines
A humorous snippet notes how a man can sway his wife’s beliefs during courtship, with a quip about dairy habits. The light exchange hints at romance and social dynamics of courting at the time.
Prohibition Talk Sparks Banter in Crimson Gulch
A visitor says no one objects to prohibition while Broncho Bob notes Three Finger Sam's resentment. Six months pass without visitors offering heart to heart talks or praising him for staying sober.
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Crimson Gulch
Broncho Bob
Sam
Dean
Clayton
T. Clayton
N. Broad St
Woodbury
N. J
Doan
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