Election On Beer Sales By C or D Permit Holders
The Board of Elections announces an election in Felicity Village to decide whether beer sales by holders of C or D permits may occur. The poll will be open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m eastern standard time on November 8 1988 at regular village voting places.
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Board of Elections of
Ee One Ohie
Felicity
Vines
Felicity Village
Clermont County
AGIN
Les White
Clerr . Rush
Election Notice on Felicity Franklin School Levy Vote
Clermont County Ohio boards announce a November 8 1938 election in Felicity Franklin Consolidated Rural School District to approve a three mill five year tax for current expenses. Polls open 6 30 AM to 6 30 PM Eastern.
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Board of Elections
Clermont County
Ohio
Board of Education
Felicia Frank Jin
Felicity-Franklin Consolidated
Clermont County Board OF Elections
Mackagin
F. W. White
E. S. Rush
On To Victory With This Ticket
The Republican slate lists Bricker Herbert Griffith Ebright Herbert Taft L L Marshall George H Bender Wanamaker Mathias Hart Allen Martin Hayden Walker Hill Ausman Jones Moore. Moisture Everywhere remark ends with no spot on earth where rain or snow does not fall.
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Earth
French Scientist Ampere Named Unit After Him
The article notes Andre Marie Ampere, a French scientist, gave his name to the unit measuring electric current. It highlights how many common terms bear names of the people behind them and that people rarely consider their origins.
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Ampere
Andre Marie Ampere
Pontiac Trade In Prices and Used Cars Ad Listing
A compact catalog lists various used cars with years and prices including a 1934 Master DeLuxe four door Chevrolet at 365, a 1930 Pontiac four door at 145, a 1936 Master Chevrolet four door at 495, a 1935 Pontiac two door at 495, a 1935 Dodge four door at 465, a 1935 Ford Coach, a 1933 Plymouth Coach at 235, a Dodge four door in good condition at 145, a Pontiac four door at 1, a Ford Sport Roadster at 65, a Buick four door at 445, a 1930 Dodge four door, a Whippet four door, and an Essex sport car.
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Cleanse
Chevrolet
Blossoms Leaves Bark Roots Used as Medicine Through Ages
The article traces historic medicinal use of plant parts from flowers and leaves to bark and roots. It notes medieval beliefs linking body- resembling parts to cures, mentions Shakers dominating botanical trade around 1860–80, and recalls ginseng misperceptions in China. It also covers laxative and emetic uses and the role of plant oils in liquid medicines.
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Pathfinder Magazine
America
New England
Shakers
United States
Canada
China
Largest Heaviest Coco de Mer Found on Two Seychelles Islands
The coco de mer grows only on Praslin and Curieuse in the Seychelles. Discovered by fifteenth century Portuguese sailors, the double nut weighs up to 50 pounds and takes seven years to ripen. Early specimens fetched high prices in England and India where nuts are prized for supposed medicinal virtues.
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Coco-De-Mer
Praslin Island
Curieuse Island
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
London
Tit-Bits
England
Green Stone Mascot Jade Aids Gamblers and Eye Health
The article describes the green stone or jade as a gambler’s mascot believed to bring luck in games of chance and racing. It notes supposed health powers for eye trouble and historic uses against kidney and digestive ills. Jade’s abundance in Peru and its association with Virgo birth dates are mentioned.
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New Zealand
Peru
Central America
Beads as Early Currency in New England and New York
The first colonists found Indians using periwinkle and clam shell beads as money. White beads were worth two black beads, and the system spread briefly before white settlers began counterfeiting the currency to show dominance.
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New England
New York
Coining Money and Declaring War Power Quote
The United States Constitution assigns Congress power to coin money regulate the value of foreign coin fix weights and measures and declare war grant letters of marque and reprisal and make rules concerning captures of land and water.
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Congress
Legal Notice of Church Property Sale in Clermont County
Notice announces a court petition by Clifford R. Blanchard James B. Garrett and Carl L. Haight trustees of the Church of the Nazarene Newtonsville Ohio seeking authority to sell described real estate in Wayne Township Clermont County to fund church needs. Hearing set for November 10 1938 with attorneys Davis Ely and Ely Hayward D Gatch representing plaintiffs.
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Clifford R. Blanchard
James B. Garrett
Carl L. Haight
Church of the Nazarene
Newtonsville
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Wayne Township
William Lytle
Newtonsville Turnpike
Newtonsville Baptist Church
Davis, Ely and
ELY
Hayward D. Gatch
Spreading Adder Believed Harmless Snake
The spreading adder, once thought to have poisonous breath, is now regarded as one of the most harmless snakes.
Shelter on the Back Noted in Swans and Grebes
The article describes how certain swans and grebes carry their young on their backs and use their wings as a protective cover at night. It highlights behavior where parents brood offspring during nocturnal hours.
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Edward VI
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Republican Party
John W. Bricker
Paul M. Herbert
Secretary of State
Earl Griffith
Don E. Ebright
Thos. J. Herbert
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Congressmen
L. L. Marshall George H. Bender
Chief Justice
Walter B. Wanamaker
Supreme Court
Edward J. Mathias
William L. Hart
G. K. Allen
Emory F. Smith
Louis A. Martin
John Hayden
Common Pleas
James W. Walker
Manly A. Hill
S. T
Sam Ausman
Blythe Jones
George Custer
Northwest
George Crook
West
Pontiac
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards
WLW
Aed
Batavia Motor Co
Batavia, Ohio
National Estate
Heatrola
NT Cro Cme
Williamsburg
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