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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1921
Page
6
An old time medical note claims iron deficiency causes weakness, digestive issues, headaches, and shortness of breath in women. It promotes Nuxated Iron as a safe remedy, comparing it to dietary iron from spinach and lentils and promising refunds if not effective.
Billy the goat and Nannie observe a man sneaking toward the barn at night. They suspect a horse thief is saddling Violet’s pony Frisky and worry Violet will cry if the theft succeeds. Tomorrow reveals how Billy handles the thief.
Weeks later Gwenda rejects Beefy Williams offer from The Star to stay with her paper. Sam Davis praises her loyalty as she contemplates a possible engagement with Fern and Fedya while awaiting further chapters.
A young girl Alice Louise seeks work and clothing money and asks for guidance on forging independence through home baking and sewing. Mrs Thompson advises selling baked goods door to door and exploring work opportunities while noting the risks and profits of private employment. A twenty one year old boy asks how to attract a girlfriend and is told to approach multiple girls, be interesting, and invite her out or visit her home.
No-To-Bac tablets curb cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes and chewing tobacco as a simple easy remedy. If the habit remains after trying a box your druggist offers a full refund without question.
New York April 8. Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier have approved the site for their heavyweight title bout. Both principals know the venue Tex Rickard will announce tomorrow and have given their approval.
Clark Rice was arraigned before Mayor Roush on a drunk and disorderly charge. A fine of ten dollars and costs was imposed and paid.
Leading authorities describe Tanlac as a pure herbal tonic with ten ingredients known for improving appetite digestion and general vitality. They cite Britannica and Potter's Therapeutics and emphasize its role as a reconstructive tonic aiding stomach liver and bowels and boosting overall health. Millions report positive results fueling its sale.
The Ohio University public speaking department staged The Dictator by Richard Harding Davis in Ewing Hall. Charles Woodworth led as the young rich American diplomat with solid support from Joe Morrison David Wrench James Hawkins Jack Reese and actresses Marguerite Gerlach Sara Fitton Margery Young. The production drew praise for training and stage presence with standout performances throughout the cast.
An alleged prohibition violator named William H. Anderson claimed he was not the superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League but a plain bartender, causing a mix up during the bust.
State inspectors approved the city hall building in Lorain following a partial condemnation by Fire Chief Hatt. The decision ends a contentious review and clears the structure for continued use.
Miss Mary Prebish halted a wedding plan after discovering Floyd Bryant had a building permit instead of a marriage license. He allegedly took her diamond ring during the confusion. a warrant charged him with conversion. Bryant was found guilty and fined ten dollars and costs. Prebish recovered her ring.
Cleveland April 8 Eva Jaffa assistant county prosecutor led the January term of criminal court with 41 convictions from 53 cases tried. She secured 17 robbery convictions with 11 sent to prison and six auto thief convictions plus one manslaughter verdict.
Massillon, Ohio April 8 The Gish family Lillian Dorothy and their mother plan to build a playtime residence in Massillon their old hometown They say no place feels as much like home as Massillon and they already own homes in New York and California but want a local stay during visits
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