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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1922
Page
10
Ilona roams the woods in turmoil over Stella’s masquerade and possible revenge. She fears Stella’s motive may touch her life as she contemplates Grace and Jimmie’s secret marriage and plans to escape gossip.
Washington April 12 Senator France of Maryland sent cablegrams to the heads of the principal delegations at the Genoa conference requesting them to pass a resolution inviting the United States to participate again. Spurned love tragedy ends in murder suicide in Youngstown as Dominic Sarra 28 shoots Angelina Palone 22 then kills himself after a quarrel at Girard.
In a children tale Frances Montgomery recounts Billy locating Stubby the yellow dog and waking him with playful pokes. Stubby denies the reunion, insisting Billy is dreaming as he wakes in a setting that implies a shared home and friendly welcome.
An ad promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative and liver stimulant to relieve indigestion and stomach troubles. The copy describes symptoms like bad taste and coated tongue and urges taking one or two tablets at bedtime to eat what you like. The narrative includes a story fragment about travel companions visiting Chau tauqua grounds.
A nighttime journey unfolds as Billy Senior questions the trio about their presence. The wily youth Stubby chafes at orders while Button and the goats are involved in the trek along the fence bordered road as they press on.
A fragment discusses points about ourselves and their bad features, noting Billy should not be interrupted and promising continuation tomorrow. The excerpt is credited to Saarfield Publishing Co. from Akron Ohio.
Mrs Emma Snoek of Columbus visits McArthur this week while Mrs L W Sprague visits Columbus and her daughter. Prof A H Vernon of Athens conducts business in McArthur. Mr and Mrs Arthur Harry of Weilston host Mrs Tina Vollenweider for her 82nd birthday. Rannels Martindill visits Glouster over Sunday. Mr H S Hamilton conducts business in Columbus. L W Sprague travels to Greenfield Springfield and Columbus Tuesday to Thursday. Mrs John H Howell visits sister in Carroll. Mrs Nancy Glandon of Harrison Township visits J E Glandon family. Joe Gill visits Athens over Sunday. B S Wells of Wilkesville is here Monday. Mrs Rachel Kessler and Mrs ______.
Anna Hartley of Wilkesville visits, Mrs. James Lyle stays with daughter in Columbus, Mr and Mrs John Hysell and Mr and Mrs William Graves of Allensville visit Harley Hysell ill with pneumonia, Glenna Philips returns from Columbus to visit sister Mrs Jonavliants in McArthur, Oscar Inboden and family visit in Lancaster.
D. A. R. McKinistry of Athens traveled to McArthur on Tuesday for business matters.
Arthur Tripp, ten, son of Mr and Mrs William Tripp, broke his arm after running with a dinner bucket on his arm and slipping on the way home from school last week.
A probate court order provides an eight dollar monthly allowance. The filing notes the beneficiary will receive this stipend, reflecting a modest provision from the estate proceedings.
The court ordered support payments for the three children of Mrs. Amanda Maione and an allowance of $16.09 for the benefit of the children of Mrs. Ella Davis. The orders detail the welfare provisions and trusteeship for the young dependents.
Edward W. Strong transfers Zaleski Lot to Cora J. Daft for 60 dollars. Emma Snook sells her McArthur property to John Har per.
Aimed at mothers guardians and families the piece stresses vigilant care for girls from age twelve through womanhood. It warns against thoughtlessness ignorance and overwork and emphasizes avoiding cold wet feet heavy lifting and over studying as well as listening to complaints of headaches back pain and fatigue. Testimonials praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and vitality in adolescent girls and new mothers with weak daughters.
Investors eye undervalued shares as market activity highlights potential gains in affordable securities. Analysts note solid fundamentals in select listings, predicting favorable momentum for bargain equities amid cautious trading.
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