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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1921
Page
6
Mrs Hicks reports relief after taking four Eatonic tablets for indigestion and sour stomach. The ad touts Eatonic as a quick remedy for digestion, gas, and discomfort, claiming benefits after each meal. It promotes a box for sale by druggists with a guarantee.
Commission CG Johnson, owner of the bus line between Athens and Gloucester county, introduces a gas powered bus this week. The new vehicle is described as modern to the last word and expected to boost local transportation facilities significantly.
Obituary notes M Carsey born 1836 in Township Athens County died March 29 aged 94. He married Parah Sheets in 1956 and had three children Peter Seldon Marian. Survived by wife Mary, one son Peter Carsey, 17 grandchildren and many relatives. He served in Company D 18th Ohio Infantry and awaited reunion with the Saviour.
Francis H. Sisson argues business success hinges on moral conduct and prudent readjustment. He urges smaller inventory, controlled credit, and lower production costs to stabilize farm industrial exchange, boost retail pricing alignment, and support overseas trade via the Foreign Trade Financing Corporation.
We thank friends for kindness and help during our father's illness and death. Special thanks to Rev for consoling words and to Mr Lafe Gaston for efforts and to all who assisted during his illness. We refuse to those who did not assist. Mrs. Peter Carsey and Miriam Morrison express gratitude.
Violet watches Fleet the colt in a three four year old race with Daisy Tomboy and Biondine. Fleet fights to keep position but nears defeat before a final rush to the three quarter mile post.
Gwenda arrives at Fedya's studio to find Natalie Stepanoff dead on the couch and Fern, her cousin, found sobbing in another room. Gwenda consoles Fern and seeks an explanation for Fern’s presence as investigators note Natalie’s torn clothes and the scandal surrounding Fedya’s private life.
A 21 year old writes of loving a 17 year old and controlling jealousy. The adviser urges respecting her independence, avoiding possessiveness, and allowing friends and choices while recognizing jealousy as a harmful trait.
The speaker counsels a man to repress jealousy as a seventeen year old girl is described as too young to be faithful to one love. The note emphasizes that her feelings may shift with new acquaintances and that disloyalty is not implied, only natural change.
A teen writer seeks guidance on pursuing a relationship with a convert while facing parental objections. The adviser urges patience, balance between faith and life, and personal growth. Do what you believe is right, respect parents, and revisit the issue in a few years.
New Philadelphia obituary: William Hosick, 68, former Mineral City postmaster and longtime editor and publisher of the Mineral Pointer, died yesterday in New Philadelphia.
Reproduced pattern in brown and green plaid with white poplin facings and a black velvet sash. Skirt is gathered with deep front and back plaits. Sleeves finish at wrist or elbow. Pattern sizes 6 8 10 12 years. Size 10 uses 3 3/4 yards of 44 inch material. Mail pattern for 12 cents in stamps.
The Plains and surrounding residents report a Sunday in Albany as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Marie Burdette joined the outing. Mrs. Mary Hensell of Columbus visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tate. Others traveling include Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon Lizzie Krivisti and Ambrose Terrell. John Popovish of Cleveland visits his parents. James Powell relocates family from Pom eroy to Hocking. Mrs. Mowine and son of Kimber ly guest at the McNabbs. Pearl Coon of Murray visits friends here.
Union electricians in Lorain O strike after contractors refuse to sign the 1920 wage scale. The walkout disrupts power and construction work as officials seek a quick settlement.
A long standing doctor’s prescription advertises Father John’s Medicine as alcohol free and safe for strengthening the body during spring colds. The ad emphasizes its wholesome ingredients and easy absorption to boost resisting power for those run down.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a 50 year aid for women's health and spirits with non alcoholic tonic benefits. A testimonial from Mrs Frank Stephenson of Youngstown Ohio touts relief from nervous breakdown back pain and limb pain after using the product.
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