Beaut y Spots At Mt Vernon Languish In Neglect
Citizens blame officials for using a strip between Wooster Avenue and North Main Street as a depot for curb stones paving blocks and waste. They urge city actions to beautify Mt Vernon by clearing rubble and planting greenery to raise property values and civic pride.
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Ely
Woolster Avenue
Wooster Avenue
North Main Street
Julie
Oltixenn
Raul
Phérnalia
Mt. Vernon
EU Mons
Vernon
Judielois
Leroy G, Mayer
How Mrs Boyd Avoided An Operation
Canton Ohio reports a local woman's testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Facing possible surgery for female troubles, she credits the remedy with relief allowing daily tasks and urges others with similar issues to try it before hospital intervention. The letter promotes plant tonic as a safer alternative per patient experience.
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Canton
Ohio
Lydia EB
Pinkhan
Nya
E. Pinkbamn
Mae Boyn
N.E
Iton
Lydia
Rt Tne Co
Dyn
Man
Reault
Local man injured by mixer at rail yard incident
A man named Hiawong, visiting Hind Street, was pinned between a mixer and a truck during removal from a boxcar to a wagon near Allen Verteal Hospital at noon. He suffered a torn abdomen and remained conscious until hospital transport, with other workers present and a grim accident scene reported.
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Hissong
Warden Street
Hind
All Verteal Hospital
Trom
Jeeves Tits
Utes
Mew
Tao Carpenter
Alfred
Cartle Hiawong
Worlgsen
Hiwong
Wien
Hhwong
Hospital
Meir
Herat
Mildie
Thia
New York
Wwe
Hyon Mt Ho
Messenger Bay
Auto turns over on highway near Conhocton road
A large touring car overturned on Conhocton road near the end of the pike Saturday. The driver, Saylor, failed to stop after passing another machine. the car rolled and came to rest. No one was injured.
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Saylor
Danville
Conhocton Road
Tenner
Zanesville Prepares for Local Sunday School Contest
Zanesville area churches plan a Sunday school contest between the local YMCA church groups. Major Homer Washburn of Cal forty visited nearby residents on his way to Camp Honey. The event centers on the Yonceville Church of Christ and the Sunday periodl accordment.
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Cononville
Yonceville
Hen
Homer Washburn
Cal’ Forty
Wy Hackley
Newiurl Rok
Camp Honey
Menta
Still in quarantine at Corny Sherwin Bamday
Wood Tiwler and Mrs Many M Huelinham train at Corny Sherwin Bamday while Aire Lawlor reports the days are in good health. All are well and fit.
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Wood Tiwler
Fia
Many M. Huelinham
Corny Sherwin
Aire Lawlor
Peirce to Lecture Tonight at Rowdee Hall
Willa Fonter Peirce, president of Kenyan collage, will deliver an address at Rowdee Hall on Monday evening. The lecture covers her experiences amid early career challenges and broader insights.
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Willa Fonter Peirce
Rowdee Hall
Autos Collide Near Fredericktown Road Scene
An OCR fragment reports a minor collision near McKee's farm on Fredericktown road on Sunday. It mentions a soldier and a hobbyist with a misprinted plea about giving to the Red Cross, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
Spies and Social Change Dominate Crowded Collier's Weekly Feature
A late 19th century Collier's Weekly issue critiques thrift and rising youth while contrasting old and new values. It includes a humorous NY scene on shoe costs and a discussion on spy reportage, German intelligence, and a piece on early artificial leather materials and their industrial uses.
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Germany
Nolier
Mabassador
Gerard
London
Yan See
Gerned Sys
Eliplannit Fete
Hanbaenee
Zmmerinnn Ao Moneh
Centerburg district leads War Stamp sales in county
Figures by Mink Studer show Knox county selling $416 212 in War stamps up to May 20, reaching just under 50 percent of the county quota. Centerburg district moved from 17 percent to a high rate, with Gambler district reporting strong gains thanks to Postmaster C Jackson, who tallied $14 400. Vernon district nears 200 000 in value as Fredericktown shows partial progress.
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Mink Studer
Knox County
Centerburg
Gambler
Harrison, Pleasant
College
Morvar
C. Jackson
Jackson
Justminsters
Ita
Hugh Bixton
Doxtinanter
Howard
Vernon Distetes
Fredericktown
Quota Sales Report From Districts Sees Mixed Totals
The report lists multiple districts with quotas and funds raised. Panville Bucksye shows 68.98 percent of quota sold, Martineshire Bladenqborg reports 680K? 17 percent, and Howard Jelloway indicates 48 percent with various dollar amounts.
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Martineshire-Bladenqborg
Howard Jelloway
Wold
FIO
Soldier'sLetter Downplays Trenches War Claims
A letter from Dole Marring, master’s mate in naval aviation, arrived in France and recalls a hospital stay and Red Cross care. He asserts trench warfare reports are exaggerated, saying conditions are better than press accounts and most soldiers will return safely.
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Mra. C
Red Cross
O. K
Drainatorm
Local gumption sparks a grand time at home
A quoted voice boasts of missing nothing, praising a grand time and the thrill of the moment. The speaker promises that those at home are missing out while savoring the ink and pens handy for the occasion.
Community Notes From Happy Valley on June Day
A flurry of social visits and gatherings in Happy Valley includes Thomas West visiting Eddewood farm, the W F M 8 group meeting at Mrs. Oldaker’s home, Ruth Pletcher staying with grandmother Mary V Fletcher, and several neighbors hosting or joining family events. A surprise party honored Mary V Fletcher on Dowds road with many relatives and friends present.
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Happy Valley
Thomas West
Vernon
Eddewood Farm
W. FM
Mbeneser and
Pike
Mra
J. C. Oldaker
Mias Ruth Pletcher
Mary V. Fletcher
Mrs. Paxton
Zaneaville
J. ©. Oldaker
G. O. Paige
Grace
Mabel Jotinson
Scott Fletcher
Butler
W. J. Baterbrook
Elmer
Mra. Esterbrook
Mt. Vernon
Dowds Road
G. 0. Paige
M. Pletcher
Jay Scott
Parrish
O. B
Willard Rinehart
Charles Kirkpatrick
Orville McDermott
Pealer
W. J. Esterbrank
Grover Carter
Harold
Ruth
D. Grubb
Edna
Leona
J. W. Grubb
Walter J. Smith
Russell
William Scott
Fred Fletcher
Opal
Family Guests Share in Social Gathering and Gifts
A large group including Lavine Wadefield and Carlton Dowds plus the Braddocks and Bartletts gathered for a social event. Mr and Mrs Braddock hosted, with many guests bringing silverware, cut glass, flowers, and other presents. Refreshments followed the social period.
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Earl McDermott
Faye
Jobin Ridgeway
T. D. Bartlett
Fitza Johnson
Clayton V. Myers
Bert Bartlett
W. Bedell
Amanda Dowds
W. B. Cochran
Jennie Vincent
Cecilia
Ruby Dowds
Pauline
Teresa
Velma Gleason
Mildred Bartlett
Ruth
Florence Fletcher
Mabel
Lucille Vincent
Ruth Ridgeway
Joanna RK. Metzger
Grace
Paige
Ethel
Clara Dowds
Mabel Johnson
Blanche
Iva Dowds
Betty Weaver
R. Weaver
Ivan Pealer
Lawrence
Milo Dowds
Donall Hartett
Virgil
Harold Gleason
Charles Ridgeway
Joseph Weaver
Martin Brooks
Lennon M. Burson
Curtis Parrish
Kenneth Scott
Darwin Braddock
Jennings Deakins
Herbert Coup
Alva Fletcher
Later news, more reliable news, daily in The Banner
The Banner carries daily updates emphasizing improved reliability in reporting. Readers can expect concise summaries of events, with emphasis on timely, verifiable information from trusted local sources.
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Collier's Weekly
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Canterburg
Panville-Bucksye City
Marring
TR. Weaver
Monroe Township
Donald Baterbrook
Akron
William Esterbrook
Floyd Paige
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Palmer
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Naw
Batiste
Marguerite Pre-Shronk
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