Ohio County Councils of Defense urged by national body
The Council of National Defense created by 1918 act comprises six cabinet officers and a civilian. It oversees 48 state branches with Governor Cox chairing Ohio. County Councils of Defense are urged in 50 Ohio counties to coordinate war activities and avoid duplication. For information contact S. J. Brandenburg, Director of County Councils, State House, Columbus.
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Council of National Defense
Cox
Ohio
County Councils of Defense
Ohio Branch
J. Brandenburg
State House
Columbus
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Darker Hair
An old remedy promises to restore natural hair color and gloss. The Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound is applied with a brush to small strands, reportedly turning gray hair dark by morning and enhancing a youthful look.
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Wyeth
Wallace and Kellerman clash in Washington intrigue
Mark Wallace, young U.S. Army officer, is wounded at Santiago and rescues a girl. Years later he uncovers atraitor, Hampton, who sold War Department secrets to an international gang. Kellerman manipulates Wallace while Eleanor becomes central to a web of loyalty, risk, and hidden motives.
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Mark Wallace
Santiago
Howard
Hampton
War Department
Washington
Kellerman
Wallace
Eleanor
Walace
Howan
Mrs. Kenson
M Kellerman
Hartley
Mark
Hartley’s visit ends with a warning and a vanished report
Captain Wallace confronts Hartley in the clerks’ room as Hartley hints at danger and gratitude. Wallace suspects foul play and closes a window to reveal missing mobilization papers. Kellerman’s possible sabotage is implied as two hundred papers vanish from the desk.
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Hartley
Mark
Harsley
Firs
Bartley
Wartley
Captain Wallace
Kellerman
Alcohol a Poison Archbishop Calls for Dry Vote
Archbishop Raruchesi declares alcohol a poison that kills and questions why establishments dispense it to the public urging a dry vote.
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Raruchesi
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Nervousness Relief
Winona Minnesota resident Mrs ALSERT SULTZE describes five years of nervous sleeplessness eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad promotes the root and herb remedy as a standard treatment for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities pains backaches dizziness and nervous prostration in women.
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Winona
Mina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alsert Sultze
Olmstead St
Minn
Notice of Postponed Fare Due to Influenza Epidemic
Neighbors and friends are informed that the writer A. B. Pierce has postponed their fare due to the influenza epidemic. Please keep this safe in mind until further notice.
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A. B. Pierce
Roosevelt on saloon business and crime risks
The former president argues that saloon trade uniquely breeds crime and landbreaking activity, urging action to curb its impact. He contends alcohol commerce fuels social harm and calls for measures to address the violence associated with saloon operations.
Wonderful Remedy Promises Health from Mild Mucus Removal
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy clears mucous from the intestinal tract and cures digestive ailments including stomach troubles and appendicitis. It asserts dramatic weight loss and overall well being after use, with a money back guarantee and nationwide pharmacy sales.
Morning inside bath promises healthier skin for all
The article promotes daily internal cleansing by drinking hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to purify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved health and rosy complexions for both men and women, urging readers to buy limestone phosphate to test quick changes.
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Bath
There is no middle ground in this war in Liverpool
In Liverpool Ohio a Tribune editorial argues total prohibition is necessary, claiming liquor offers no benefit and that sacrifices by women and children over wheat and meat justify men giving up booze. The piece ends with a call that it only costs a dime to try.
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Liverpool
Ohio
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