Coshocton Publisher Fred Wallace Found Dead
The body of Fred Wallace editor and publisher of the Coshocton Tribune was recovered from the Muskingum river near Coshocton. He had injuries including a wound near the eye and ear, with belongings missing. Last seen at his desk Sunday morning, his son Robert in Cleveland asked police to search statewide. Wallace, born near Springfield, Ohio, had led the Tribune for about 20 years.
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Peterson's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
Frantic sufferers urged to apply Peterson's Ointment for instant itching relief. Rashes pimples boils and athlete's foot claimed to clear in days with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Peterson's Medicated Soap at 16 cents per cake.
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Monument to mark Mackenzie trail south of Floydada
Surviving are the widow Letitia and two sons William a mate on a Dollar Line steamship now somewhere on the Pacific and Bruce in high school here A monument has been proposed to mark the trail followed by General Mackenzie in his Indian expeditions south of the present site of Floydada Tex
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Importers urge tariff cut on foreign beer
In Washington on August 23, beer importers argued before the tariff commission for a 50 percent duty reduction. They cited poetry and hardship stories to justify the plea and urged the United States to cut the rate from 1 dollar per gallon to 50 cents, or 31 to 15.50 per barrel, aiming at a friendly gesture to 25 beer producing nations.
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Early Summer Favors Sheep Worm Treatment Advice
Federal experts consider early summer a desirable time to treat sheep and lambs for removal of stomach worms. The note accompanies a list of produce prices including chicken, turkey, onions, apples, and berries with varied price ranges.
Helen Villa retires to rest for eighth national title bid
Helen Villa, sidelined by a back injury, explains she would be resting until January per doctor's orders. She travels with optimism from Forest Hills, hoping California sun and beach time aid recovery from a troublesome spinal strain. Villa notes she lost to Betty Nuthall in the semi finals after warming up before the match.
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