Four States workers tally memberships amid canvass drive
Report from county officials notes a growing union drive as members report by Mrs. J on and Mrs. Virgigin Fer Malle, with totals approaching epic numbers. The drive seeks to reach over 4,000 members across Four States, buoyed by headquarter activity in Farmington and Wheeling, amid renewed efforts by union organizers.
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Jerabls
Rod
Win
Middleton Crodit
Barubins
Linnlo Hamerick
Miteman
Deadquar
Hoult Sinesix
Rivet
Virgigin
Mra. J. On
Shipn Oritinally
W. Gillen
Farmington
Rodd News
Janiy
Ana
Inmertigi Associates
Mien
Arthur Brobet
Beobat
Coun Bland
Appeas
Ible
Staten
Sam
Laidar
Fasitha Raporth
Wheeling
Sid
Morkulown
Clarisburs
Pane Pomnle
Curali Ap
Fairmont’s
Deeds Filed For Record In Fairmont And Vicinity
County records list numerous land transfers including Magda L Wiley to a Miépla Cemetery parcel and S. Paty to Gantos quay parcel in Fairmont. Other transfers cover parcels in Winfield Folghts and surrounding districts with prices noted, such as 9 500 and 3600, amid cemetery and land conveyances by various parties.
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Etoliowins
G. Mutea
Fairmont
Lada
Magda L. Wiley
Miepla Gove Cumietery
Toothman
Atha Vangil
Winfield
Maus
John O. Barrack
Nuwotn
Axrcot
Mont
Sido Land Co
S. Paty
Gantosquay Fairmont
H. Ballbridge
Barycwou
Iamne
Lend
Folghts
Adetston
Bairmont
Bairmont, 3600, foram wil Witd converence =parcel of Tand
Aidltion
Recovery of Wife After Gall Stone Surgery Reported
An article notes a patient hospitalized after gall stone surgery with doctors recommending remedies and therapy. The report mentions a medical store and a local drug company, with billing details and a claim of near full recovery following treatment and catheter removal.
Harding May Put Democrat On Supreme Bench
Washington dispatch reports four Supreme Court justices could retire with three expected to leave during President-elect Harding’s term. Speculation includes appointing Democrat Senator John Shields from Tennessee, and possibilities of Charles Evans Hughes or William Howard Taft joining the court. Analysts note Shields’ ties to Tennessee politics and opposition to the League of Nations as factors.
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George B. Waters N. EA
Washington
Supreme Court
Harding
Teds
Towat
John Kelht Shields
Knot H
Charles Evans Hughes
Willam Howard Patt
Way Hughes
Taft
America
Hughes
Sie
Bughas
Supreme Bench
Supreme
Shiattle
Hardive
Republic
Nis
Tennessee
Bocuuan
Yng
League of Nations
Tennasnea Tor
Kae
Democrata
Shiota
Tennesse
Shields
Anth Leagus
Cox
Patterson
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Velan
Ben Roopee
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
The ad touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pains with claims of fast relief from pains, strains, and sprains. It emphasizes ease of use, no mess, and availability from druggists in multiple bottle sizes at various prices.
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Hloan
Ubenet
Merelga
Sloan
Americans Aid Austrian Babies Relief Effort
New York reports December plan to feed approximately 300000 starving Austrian children. The American Relief Administration funds meals at one third of costs, with Austria and local authorities covering the rest. The effort, led by seven Americans including Lieut Gardner Richardson, involves imported flour and clothing, with farm and storage facilities supplied by Austrian sources.
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New York
N.Y
Vienne
Hoover
Jelfet
Gardner Richardson
American Resist Administration
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Raphonal Elixir Promises Fast Cold Relief Now
An ad touts a new elixir called Raphonal as superior to whiskey for colds and flu. It claims rapid relief in two minutes with a delightful taste and urges druggists to refund the price if relief fails. The copy pressures urgency, endorses European and American military surgeons, and instructs a vivid at-home drinking method.
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U.S
Asec
Ays
Ars
British Admiral Pakenham visits Washington on U S tour
Vice Admiral Sir William Packenham, commander in chief of the British North Atlantic and West Indian stations, was photographed in Washington during a visit to America. He was hosted by American Cabinet officers and Ambassador Geddes.
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PAKENHAM _ WASHINGTON
William Packenham
North Atlantic
West Tidian
Washington
America
Geddes
Typhoid Fever Death Of Grant Town Miner
Frank Roukoack a miner at Grant Town died early this morning at Cook Hospital from typhoid fever. A witness reported the illness began recently and the death occurred around 2:20 o'clock.
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Frank Roukoack
Ageni
Grant Town
Cook Hospital
DeBolt Couple Vacationing in Atlantic City and Atlantic
A couple identified as Mr and Mrs George DeBolt are spending several weeks in Atlantic City and nearby areas. In other news the United States exported 1150 locomotives in the first nine months of the year.
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Atlantic City
George DeBolt
United States
Simple Seances Fafe Nichols Funeral Rites Held
Simplicity of data marked the funeral rites held yesterday afternoon for Brancie Edmond Nichols a deceased resident. The service at two o clock from Fairmont Avenue residence included hymns Abide With Me and Lead Kindly Light. Members of Masonic Lodge No 9 led by Past Grand Master M Showalter escorted the body to the grave with Bishop W L Gravatt presiding at the service. Notable attendees traveled from Mannington Farmington Currieburg and nearby towns.
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Brancie
Edmond Nichols
Woodlows
Fairmopl Aveniue
John C. Broonfield
Temple Congregation
MP. Church
Jack Abbott
Louis Black
Bruce Dalley
Bert Difords
M. Showalter
Cere
Meales
W. L. Gravatt
Why Are Skin Diseases So Difficult to Overcome
Fragmented ad style text argues skin diseases originate in the blood and claim repeated treatments fail. It hints at a so called blood remedy and lists a dubious address in a lifelike promotional voice. The prose resembles a late 19th or early 20th century sensational health blurb.
Olive Tablets Promote Fresh Breath and Liver Relief
An advertisement claims Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. It promises improved breath and liver comfort after taking one or two each night for a week, noting their olive color for easy identification. The copy targets patients with borel and liver complaints and mentions bad breath as an attendant symptom.
McKinney Family at Wastilaria Junior High Visit
A report notes Mims Myrtio M McKinney and teacher Miss Iva McKinney from Wastilaria Junior High at Cl pent the weekend with Miss Matilda McKinney. Holland ships potatoes to the United States in larger quantities. Over 1000 tons of tomato seeds are discarded annually by northern pulping plants.
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Mims Myrtio M Mckinney
Wastilaria Junior High School
Tistera
Misses Iva
Matilda McKinney
Holland
United States
Gowans External Remedy Promises Fast Relief
An aged newspaper advertisement touts Gowans salve as a penetrating external treatment for colds and breathing issues. It claims rapid relief, soothing irritated airways without skin blistering, suitable for children, with a tubafaciant effect. The ad promotes 30c, 60c, and $1.20 sizes with a money back guarantee.
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Gowan
Nature's bel Tabtets promote gentle relief for digestion
An old advertisement touts Nature's bel tablets as a nightly laxative for bowel relief. It claims ordinary laxatives fail to provide lasting results and urges daily use to restore elimination, promising quicker, gentler action and improved complexion and energy.
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Nature
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