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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
3
A distorted text offers scattered phrases about feet pain and remedies, mentioning Irex and costs to prove relief. The garbled lines reference walking, dread, dignity, and possible treatment ideas, with no clear narrative or coherent event to summarize.
A fragmented notice discusses a liquid bed bug control product advertised at 33 cents. It mentions P. D. Q. brand and cites limited details about usage and packaging, reflecting a dated consumer advertisement style.
Monday evening at Woodfield school a surprise party drew students and families. Details mention travel to Athens and Columbus, a dinner, and a ceremony with athletes and teachers attending. Local residents include Mrs Eisbert and Philip Keyser of Sardis.
George Rambo of Zanesville visited relatives here on Tuesday. Hervey Greathouse and Hubert Thomas with Bess and Earl Enip spent the day with Sir and Mrs. M Chaplin and Mrs. Sherman Shipsett. Barclay of Zanesville and Mr. and Mrs. H C McLean hosted Sunday callers.
Snippet mentions a gene linked to eczema and a brief reference to a two day timeframe. Specific names, dates, or institutions are not readable, leaving limited context for a fuller report.
Joan Franklin Browne, aged 75, holds a Bachelor of Arts from Salem College. He plans post graduate work and teaching after a series of misfortunes interrupted his career. He resides in Madison, Wisconsin.
Advertisement claims a home hair removal method removes hair roots permanently. It touts ease of use and guaranteed results with money back offer, listing several pharmacies and dealers as sources.
June 25 Saturday on the church lawn Miss Dorot Benham of Detroit is among attendees. Several locals and visiting relatives appear in a list of names and events including births and family ties. A death is noted with Brubaker’s body found Tuesday. Homecoming plans and community notices wrap the column.
A church gathering is planned at Oaks Baptist Church in Fair next Friday evening on the church grounds. A country affair will be conducted with funds raised for the church. Attendance is encouraged and all are welcome.
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