Laws Enforced During the War in British-German Trade
The article outlines wartime measures impacting British and German subjects. It covers suspending payments and interest on debts, a British insurer’s liability, and prize rules for ships. It notes partnerships dissolving, German shareholding restrictions, patent and copyright licenses, and the handling of private property and confiscations in reciprocal fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Germany
England
Oes
Smith
Schmidt
Eagland Schmidt
Berlin
London
Sikh dagger like discus weapon used in Indian charge
The Sikh unit described an improvised throwing weapon shaped like a discus with a sharpened edge. At a hundred yards it can cut wood and injure targets, described as burying enemies, and noted for its use during the battle of Dixmude where Germans suffered casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixmude
Aluminum alloy promise to beat steel in strength
The Chicago Journal reports on an Australian inventor claiming a new aluminum alloy that rivals steel in hardness, welds and soldering possible, high tensile strength, and non corrosion. Skeptics doubt the dramatic leap, but progress toward lighter, widely available metal continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Umea
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Offered
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company presents safe securities tied to mortgages on homes and farms. Located at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, with assets of about 8 million dollars. Offers five percent on time deposits and loans exclusively on residential and farm properties. Write or call for booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
Weat Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Thanks for Helping Belgians Relief Effort
A thanking note from the relief committee thanking Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co Supt William M Coup and others for aiding with flour for Belevnn widows orphans and unfortunates in Belgium. Also grateful to Daily Banner and Republican News for space. Names: Mrs M Debru QCau? Mrs J Duriaux Arthur Hanicq A. R. BPinasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Belgium
Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co
William M. Coup
Daily Banner
Republican News
M. Debrucqua
J. Duriaux
Arthur Hanicq
A. RB. Bpinasse
Cold Remedy Ad Promises Quick Germ Fights
A vintage medicine ad urges immediate action against colds with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey 11. It claims to loosen mucus ease coughs and soothe lungs and is offered for 25 cents at local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Mexico City missing Huerta birthday celebration amid factional talks
Mexico City reports the National Palace downplays a public Huerta birthday observance as aspirants for power vie for control. Huerta is officially sidelined, with ex-supporters marking his 59th birthday abroad while factions negotiate leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mex
National Palace
Huerta
Diaz
Huorth Wie
Viewterland Huerta
Wollage
Colatland
Jalisco
Generl Donato Guerre
Tetteré
Ana
Military College
Tle
Fuld
Ding
Wak
Mt Vernon Social Roundup Completes Christmas Visit Notes
Danville residents travel to Mt Vernon for holidays as families return from Cleveland Akron and Columbus. Community members including Dr Johnson and Ms McKee arrive home for Christmas. several Mt Vernon residents host visitors and attend gatherings during the Christus vacation.
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claiming Rapid Relief
An old advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism, colds, sore joints, lumbago, and sciatica. It promises immediate relief without rubbing in, urging readers to keep a bottle at home and buy for 26 cents at any druggist. It emphasizes instant ease and broad-scope pain relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan's
Green Valley Community Notes and Visits
Charles Chasy and family visited Sunday with Mrs J M McGugin and family. Mrs G B Ridenour visited her sister Mrs Belle Horn of Butler. Laurel Wilson improving slowly after pleura pneumonia. A M Cochran and family dined with L I Mondanhall and wife. Christmas entertainment planned at Green Valley church Friday December 24. Rev D A Morris to begin pro moted meeting next Monday December 28. Mrs McMahon returned home Saturday after visiting relatives in Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek. Hollett
Mt. Vernon
Leonard Coup
Dorothy
Cleveland
Vatneaville
Akron
Toney Cuenot
Vernon
Dr. Johnson
Mia Jeanne Payne
Butler Farm
Solomon B. Rice
Chis, Magill
Mins
Audrey Bally
Chas
Wander
Evelin Ferenbaugh
Wooster
L. R. Hall
Priday
Dr. Humbert
Vesta Rice
Donna
Louis Hunter
D. W. A. Delaware
N. H. Hunter
J. ©. Hall
Chas. Parrish
Won
Galard
Harry Conkle
Son Herald
A. G. Welshimer
E. B. Rice
Leonard
A . Bischoff
London
Canada
A & Green Valley
Charles Chasy
J. M. McGugin
G. B. Ridenour
Belle Horn
Butler
Laurel Wilson
A.M. Cochran
L. I. Mondanhall
Green Valley
Churaday
D. A. Morris
McMahon
Satrday
Mt, Vernon
First refrigerator ship through canal inaugurated
The freighter Ohlown departed San Francisco for New York via the Panama Canal inaugurating a new era in shipping perishable fruit and vegetables. Several thousand tons of California produce were aboard the refrigerating vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
San Francisco
Col
Dov
Ohlown
New York
Panama Canal
Test for Liver Complaint Promises Quick Relief
Fragmented ad style copy touts Dr King s New Life Pills to “cleanse the bowels” purify the blood and tone the stomach amid scattered notes on persons traveling to Washington Pa Montana and Newark for holidays and family visits.
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Dr. King
Hucklen
Local Christmas Roundup of Visitors and Travels
Many residents and guests are listed traveling for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Miller visit Delaware relatives. Dr. Sellera of Danville treats local families. Mrs. Nelson Guyett returns from Aurora after Frank Wright’s death. Stull guests from Greeraville. and 1500 Victor records debut at Frank L Young’s jewelry store. Others plan trips to Chicago, Toronto, Columbus, Akron, and Gambier, with hospital stays, school transfers, and family reunions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
W. U. Is
B. Miller
Delaware
H. Sellera
Danvill Ohio
Nelson Guyett
Aurora
Frank Wright
George Stull
Greeraville
Victor
Philip Brereton
Austabula
Jocelyn Emeweller
South Main Street
George Buxton
Utica
Lee Darling
Mt. Vernon
Leiness
Akron
Wright and Darling
C. B. Finch
South Vernon
Chicago
Elkhart
Ind
Tves
Toronto
Canada
Harry Brining
Ben F. McGee
Columbus
Fred
McGonnell
Lew W. Jones
West High Street
Kit
Thesday
Faye Smith
Cleveland
Frank Sullivan
Marietta
John Sheady
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Frank Welda
Baltimore
George J. Welda
Gambier
Robert L. Carr
Pittsburgh
Harry Cassel
Fredericktown
Vernon
Lowell Zemer
Fostoria
Zemer
William Wander
Lakewood
Frederick White
L. G. Carts
Cardington
Ann Arbor
Robert Johnson
Rockford
Mr. Johnston
Frank Barcus
Butler
Hareva
Agaijtt
Butler Glass
Menara
Avery and Loob
Basinoma
Misa Beryl Zemer
Paulding, C
Bupt
P. C. Zemer
Charles Simmons
Fred Simmons
Kansas City
Kas
Willard Rayburn
Lee Pulnter
North Harriton Street
Willan J. Vance
Bank Wingatrook
Warren, O
H. Arnold
Louie Davidson
Kimwood
Hurd Qussil
Armand
Indianapolis
Charles L. Johnson
W. W. Stinemates
Dianer
H. W. Thayer
Jennie Holton
Bellville
H. D. Holton
Academia
Ralph Zomer
A. Medical School
F.C. Zomer
Dorothy Thompson
Louise Adams
Woman's College
Francia Jennings
Francis, Jr
Marion, O
City
John G. Jennings
Jennings
Poppleton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal internal treatment. It asserts the medicine acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers a reward for failure to cure, inviting readers to request circulars and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Mia
John M. Ewart
Misa Cora
Washington
H. W. Kwalt
Edward Ahern
Montana
J. W. Ahern
Stanley Mortality
Newark
Allie Lewis
North Main Street
Faramel Hores
Sterling Dairy
Ryde
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co
Rowlands & Company
Dee
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Ome
A.a.dowds Dry Goods Co
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