The Story of Our States Ohio and Northwest Territory
The article traces Northwest Territory claims by Spain France and England, the 1787 ordinance, and Ohio’s path to statehood in 1803 as the seventeenth state. It notes Ohio’s 24 electoral votes, 41 040 square miles, and the origin of the name from the Iroquois word Ohtiveyo meaning beautiful river. It mentions President Harding and the Buckeye State nickname from horse chestnut trees.
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Northwest Territory
Ohio
Spain
France
England
de Soto
Mississippi River
la Salle
Canada
North America
Cabots
Virginia
Ohio Valley
United States
Wirginia
Otto
Harding
Olle
Buckeye
McClurn
Time To Get Rid Of Your Rheumatism Now
An advertisement urges sufferers of chronic and secular rheumatism to buy Chamberlain's Liniment and massage the affected parts twice daily. It promotes sure benefits and possible cure, encouraging trial of the product.
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Chamberlain's
Change in Father After Tanluc Miracle Cure
Cobb county farmer G W Slayton recalls his father's twenty year battle with chronic stomach trouble. After costly medicines, doctors, and failed diets, Tanluc allegedly produced a dramatic recovery, restoring appetite and energy and prompting high praise for the remedy.
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G. W. Slayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Tennessee
Adv
New State Health Officer Takes Office as Eugenics Law Enters
Dr. A. B. Tonkin of Overton resigned his private practice Monday to serve as secretary and executive of the state board of health. His appointment coincides with the implementation of the state Eugenics law. Governor Carey to name additional board members later.
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A. B. Tonkin
Overton
State Board of Health
Carey
Noisy Donation at Church Sparks Embarrassment
Ubicaga Tribune recounts a Sunday moment where a gift box toppled during the Christmas collection, scattering thirty five pennies as a child scrambled to recover the coins. The scene drew all eyes and paused the service briefly.
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Ubicaga Tribune
Not True Charity Awakens Money With Affection
Fragmentary line suggests a misattributed quote about charity and affection. Emerson is named in relation to giving money to wake true charity, with commentary on the depth and sincerity of charitable acts.
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Emerson
Parker Deep
Elimination of Wildcatting in Food Trade Urged
Florence Kelley of the National Consumers League urged federal food regulation at a National League of Women Voters conference. She warned unregulated food production causes malnutrition and disease, calling for licensing wholesalers, stronger labeling, and public markets.
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Cleveland
Mra
Florence Kelly
National Consumers League
National League of Women Voters
League
Kelly
Pig Tron’ Kelly
Pennsylvania
America
Edward P. Costigan
Costigan
Tariff Commission
Washington
Consumers’ League
Mel Kelley
Europe
Russia
Uncle Sam
Kelley
Mra. Costigan
New York
Detroit
Publc
Federal Trade Commission
Wisconsin
Mrs. Kelley
Mr. Lyman
League of Women Voters
Leiimate
Wyoming Reclamation Scenes Shown at White House Event
Washington D. C. Congress members and families will view moving pictures highlighting the Reclamation Service. President Harding hosts the event on the White House grounds featuring scenes from the Shoshone and North Platte projects and a lecture by Chief Statistician C. B. Blanchard. An amplifier will be installed for clear hearing and a repeat program will later occur on the Ellipse for public benefit.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wille House
Mee
Harding
Wyoming
Shostone
North Matto
C. BE Blanchard
Chtef Statistictan
Reclamation Service
Frontier show invites world to attend grand event
Invitations from Chian call the world to a frontier show. The article notes elaborate preparations and a ceremonial gathering with notable attendees and festivities planned around a central venue. The piece mentions dates, attendees, and a celebratory mood despite textual distortions.
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Chian
Frontier Show
Health survey on Wyoming tuberculosis impact in five counties
The Wyoming Public Health Association led a six month tuberculosis survey in Niobrara Park Natrona Lincoln and Carbon counties. Miss Viola L Nohr a tuberculosis survey specialist reported 1919 deaths totaled 14 with 173 living cases, averaging 04 per vicinity. The effort helped pass a sanatorium bill authorizing a state sanatorium site within five miles of rail and near water and approved by voters. no appropriation asked this year.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Public Health Association
Viola L. Nohr
R. N
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Niobrara
Park
Natrona
Lincoln
Carlon
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EAS League
Wolman
Aid Coleinel
Tan Uyny
Aid Corumere
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LO Mule
Brerems
Speaks
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Lo Lime
Leng
Wastin
Kerwlelig
Willi
Jimmy
Prince Ibert
Prince Albert
Reyno
White House
Cavan
Bronelin
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