War Teaches Men Thrift and Prosperity Lessons
A 1917-era discourse by Howard A Woods asserts thrift strengthens war effort and national wealth. He cites US wealth at 1500 billion versus Britain and Germany, urges saving to support dependents, industry, and the war’s long term world impact. He warns waste harms prosperity and notes high charity and poverty in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Woods
Nationa
Woodse
France
Great Britain
Germany
Mr. Woods
Holtland
Portus
Robert Honter
New York
Ihrifty
Switner
Dane
America
Armerian
Belgium
Collegea
Uealate
Kull
Mayer
Olr
Uiluuts
Frank B. Noyes Reelected to Head of Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes has been reelected head of the Associated Press, continuing his leadership as Washington publisher. The decision confirms his ongoing influence over the national news cooperative as it navigates postwar coverage and industry challenges.
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Old Home Bailing Association
Astor reports infant son’s living costs exceed daily amount
Mrs Madeling Talmage Merce Astor widow of Carl Jacob Astor reports in Surrogate's Court that her son John Jacob Astor IV now four years old cost $75.60 daily to live last year. She states the $20,000 allowance granted last year was $7,000.20 too small and seeks increased support.
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New York
Madeling Talmage Merce Astor
Catrenol
Jacob Auter
John Jacob Ayter
British Armies Meeting Reverses on European Fronts
London reports indicate British forces suffered reverses in key theaters including Mesopotamia and Quatia near Kut. An attempt to relieve General Townshend’s beleaguered force failed as a vessel with supplies was surrounded on the Tigris, yielding 400 prisoners. Air and artillery activity intensified in France and Verdun with heavy bombardments along the Meuse, while Italian and Turkish actions produced mixed results. A New York item notes an indictment against Walter J. Scheele for alleged incendiary plots involving munitions for the Entente.
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London
Brille
Keyat
Mesopotamia
Quatia
Constatinople
War Office
Townshend
Kittel
Tiaris
Kut
Utmont Gillantry
Constantinople
Quatla
Heldlah
Verdun
Meuse
Germain
Prench Poal
Cote du Povre
Poucumont Vrench
New York
Avil Si
Kalpe
Walter J. Scheele
New Jersey Agricultural Chemical Company
Behenle
Rebellion Spreads Across Ireland Amid Dublin Uprising
London April reports Dublin rebels driven from positions near Breoynen’s Green amid heavy losses. Fires rage across the city as sniping teams harass government troops. Official briefings claim disturbances broadening to Galway, Wexford, Kerry, and Waterford with 21 killed and 312 wounded. MPs demand inquiry into Baron Wimborne and Secretary Birrell.
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London
Dublin
BU Breoynen
Four Courts
Tirne
Liffey
Royal Barracks
Dublin Castle
Trelanl
Galway
Killarney
Clonujel
Gorey
Kiarney Intelty
Fin
Morbert James Craig
Tynemouth
House of Commons
Baron Wimborne
Lord Metttenant
Ireland
Birrell
Ohio Primary Analysis from the 1916 Era Republican and Democratic Struggles
The article surveys party dynamics in Ohio with references to Governor Willis, Joseph Cox, and others. It notes tensions within the Republican harmony slate, the influence of Warren G Harding, and the strategic moves of Daugherty and Herrick. It also critiques road conditions, state taxes, and political appeals to delegates and colored voters.
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Willa
Linwell
Republico
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Nillslite
Wtite
Frank Monnett
Jorge
James M. Cox
James Bh
Campbell
Judson
Harmon
Atlee Vomerene
Ralph Tyler
Chicago
Centerburg Defeats Fredericktown In Tight Baseball Contest
Centerburg high school edged Fredericktown 10 to 9 in a close ninth inning rally here. Fredericktown’s Hine Uy led with a strong front, while Centerburg’s defense fended off late threats. Local observer notes a muddled scene as players exchanged hits and errors lingered.
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Centerbury
Centerbury High School
Predericktown
Yasterding
Fredericktown
Air Guns Ban Urged After Near Miss On Vine Street
Juvenile Officer Patrick Purvell orders a crackdown on airguns and toy firearms sold to youths under seventeen. After two boys were threatened by a burst shot that narrowly missed one boy’s head, dealers were warned that violators face a $100 fine and up to 20 days in the workhouse. Parents knowingly allowing minors to possess or carry firearms can be punished.
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Patrick Purvell
East Vine Street
Fred
Purcell
Social planned at Kokoning Encampment No 18 regular meeting
At the Kokoning Encampment No 18 regular meeting one candidate received the patriarchal degree. A committee was appointed to arrange a social program to be held on May 1. Patriarchs in the community and their families will be invited to attend.
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Kokoning
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for recovery
A Columbus Ohio woman describes six years of illness with female troubles and nervousness and dramatic weight loss. After ten days on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her stomach pain eased, appetite returned, and she regained strength, now weighing 127 pounds and praising the medicine.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia B. Pinkham
J. S. Bannon
South 4Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stream & Rimer Real Estate and Loans Ad
Parma and city property bought sold and exchanged. Properties rented and rents collected. Fire insurance specializing. Representing 14 old reliable stock companies. Accident insurance life stock insurance plate glass insurance automobile insurance. Surety bonds of all kinds. Ca and tee un THoom 1 Sipe tldg., South Luther A Str Wm. F, Rima, Main St, City. phone No. 447 Black.
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Stream & Rimer Neal
Parma
Sonih
Luther
Rima
Main St
Cit
Local visitors share weekend at area homes and travel notes
Misa Hazel Daniely of Frederick attends a visit with Mr and Mme Bert Evans and Irvin Oberboltner family hosted guests. Multiple locals travel to Columbus Newark and Centerville for visits and school duties. Families include Henderhout Banville Swetland and Wolfe households with returns to Centerbury and Granville university regions.
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Misa Hazel Daniely
Fredericktown
Mme
Bert O. Evans
Irvin Oberboltner
Teachel Harrington
Indiand
Mmre
Iaabel Hotever
Norton Atreet
Henderahout
Banville
New Mortinerile
Thomas Condon
Bast Hijo
Columbus
Frank Rinehart
Joseph Dublin
William Fiall
Ralph Lipscomb
Forest Ashley
William Johnson
Newark
W. Gilbert
Katherine Stelzer
Centerbury
Fred Wolfe
South Vernon
Hirriét Bwetland
Sethrday
Centevon University
Granvillla
H. ©. Swetland
John
Golehadt, North Main Street
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Washinton Publaner
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Prias
Tredand
Tle
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Iowa
Thol
H. Michael Daugherty
le Ban
T. Myron Herrick
Monitoi
Harmony
Alfred Edwin Smith
Oho Northern University
Ada
Herrick
Talt
Roosevelt
Dwalfing Devs
Freeviranes
Thomas A. Coode
Miarstil
Competenci
Goode
Witla
Willis
Willis Read
Highway Iw
Mbt
Centerburg
Barporenta
Miller
Lousonylilie Bellaieriite
Kokosing
Gambler Street
Mt. Vernon
Frank
East High
Mt. Vernom
Castoria
York
Rec
Gastoria
Inise
Oo Homes
Licking County
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the Licking Creamery Co
Bellville Creamery
Creaiery
Lexington Creamery
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