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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1917

Page

7

Wife seeks divorce over neglect and abuse claims

Elizabeth Pipes petitions for divorce from George M. Pipes citing neglected duties two dresses bought in 31 years of marriage, frequent drunken cruelty, and threats. She seeks temporary alimony, permanent alimony upon final judgment, and an injunction against dispossession of property. They have five grown children.

Elizabeth Pipes George M. Pipes Common Pleas Court Pipes Aleges West Vine Street Pipes Greer & Gromley

Ladder rung breaks injures man in fall

Lowell Meyers sprained his left ankle Thursday afternoon when the lower rung of a ladder broke while he stood on it. A physician dressed the injury.

Lowell Meyers

Adventists to Hold Big Camp Meeting at Bellefontaine

Seventh Day Adventist church members announce a large camp meeting set for Bellefontaine on August 10. Local ministers and conference leaders including Fider Stade, WH Morton, WH Christman, Carl Pairchild and N S Ashton will attend. The event aims to engage members from Academia and surrounding areas.

Bellefontaine Seventh Day Advertisers Atholl Pennedtine Bellefontine Cortenoye Academia Ohin Amon Fider Stade D. Morton Cansell WH. K. Christman Home Mission Department Carl Pairchild

Biss Faces Larceny Charge Over Damaged Restaurant Fixtures

The Banner reports John Biss, former restaurant proprietor, charged with petit larceny and malicious destruction of property after allegedly removing a toilet, washstand, and water pipes from his former dining room. Mrs Porter alleges Biss entered the vacant room on July 2 before daylight, moved fixtures, and she installed and paid for repairs and water rent. Diva was arrested Friday but not yet arraigned at press time.

John Biss Porter Squire Harter Biss

Pool Hall Prices Rise Amid Costly Times

In a midcentury local note, pool rooms raise hourly and per-game charges as twenty and nineteen ball games stay at old rates. Patrons face higher costs for billiards amid broader price surges for groceries and clothing, while shops report steady patrons despite the climb.

Veryone Valaing Joser St. Louis

Mrs Gale Visits Husband At Briggsidale Battery B Drill

Mrs George M Gale wife of Seret George M Gale of Briggsidale visited Thursday, joining her husband who heads the drill work of Battery B.

George M. Gale Seret Briggsidale Battery B

Viscount Kato Sees Japan Avenging War Aims

Viscount Takaki Kato argues in the Central Review that Japan has avenged the Linotung Peninsula loss after the war with Germany. He praises Anglo Japanese alliance, warns against shifting balance with Russia, and notes Germany’s projected defeat. An English Socialist speaker, A. L. Baker, was silenced by police after a protest in Mansfield. The Wolverton family plans a summer stay at Pointe aux Pins, Michigan.

Basner New York Tokyo Japan Germany Viscount Takaki Kato Central Review Shantung Province Janin China Russia England Far East Viscount Kato A. LT Baker Dayton Mansfield Baker D. M. Wolverton Pointe Aux Pins Mich Wolverton

Pledge of Loyalty to the Nation from 1917

A fragmented pledge urging citizens to uphold duty and loyalty to the United States during wartime. It emphasizes faith in government, readiness to serve, conserve resources, and protect liberty, with a historic reference to the June 44, 1917 date and Old Glory on Europe’s fields.

Ana Citieen United States Europe

Ohio wheat up as corn, potatoes prospects noted in board report

Ohio crop report for June cites wheat up 21 points from normal and 1917 prospects at 10 percent of normal. Corn at 89? percent of normal due to wet weather and pests. potatoes promising at 88 percent of national conditions with a 115 percent rise from last year. Barley rye and oats near normal. overall improvement over May though fruits lag. Mound Builders park in Newark hosts delegates to the state convention lodging in Newark hotels. tents set for three men, camp arranged for a stag affair. Mrs Roy Morey, Mrs Elmer Wil lamb, Mrs Julia Williams, Miss Pearl Morey and Harold Williams of Branson visit Newark.

Ohio State Ohio Mound Builders Newark Pershing 1. C. O. F. Lodge Roy Morey Elmer Willama Julia Williams

Should Liquor Be Drunk During War Debate

In Washington the Senate debated prohibition amid the war effort. The chamber narrowed focus after the bone dry amendment failed, aiming to restrict legislation to distilled beverages. A vote to reconsider supported adding Cummins proposed prohibitions on withdrawing distilled liquors from bonded warehouses.

Seimte Bannery Washington Senate Cummins

Amendment endorsed amid party vote on bonded stock transfer

Associated Press reports in a senate amendment debate a Sinoot provision to prohibit withdrawal of distilled spirits from bond and direct presidential seizure of all bonded warehouse stocks for government use. Distillers claim production costs yield 109 percent profit. Gilbert Shafer of Canton is spending ten days here with relatives.

Associated Press Thiper Walter Tus Neenato Cummins Sinoot Gilbert Shafer Canton

July 18 Rally Details Tangle in Local Event

Fragmented OCR text describes a July 18 gathering related to the National Goal event, with references to the Adjutant General Genres HH and a ward. Mentions a reset of the war department order and a county party returning home after a visit, plus Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hancock traveling to Boston for a national convention.

Wied Stree Ft Green Clarence Kerr Thin City Joseph Hancock Boston Hancock

Cardui Delivers New Life To Young Woman

Paris II Miss Lydia Arbogast recalls severe illness at sixteen with poor complexion and headaches. After taking Cardui, she reports color returned, strength grew, and life became worth living. Cardui, a vegetable tonic, claims safety and reliability after forty years of use.

Paris Lydia Arbogast Cardai Cardui

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Mrs Kieso

A testimonial from Mrs. Cami A Kieso of Aurora Illinois credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after seven months of illness. She urges other women to try the product and notes the company offers free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia EL Pinkham Aurora Fe Nm Harley Chalet Elestin Furnys Nister Lydia Pinkhar Lydia E. Pinkharm Mra Cami A. Kiese North Ave Pinkham United States Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

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