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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
6
Dr Edwards of Ohio perfected a vegetable compound with olive oil to tone the liver and bowels. Edwards Olive Tablets are a gentle substitute for calomel, claimed to bring buoyancy and improve facial complexion by addressing biliousness and digestive issues.
A garbled local notice shows a disorderly complaint about a scheme titled Too Tired to Work. Residents report confusion as unclear names and places circulate without reliable facts or dates.
Do not blame the child for bed-wetting. Home treatment has proven effective for hundreds of families. Ask your druggist for Mrs Summers Bed-Wetting Remedy or send for a free trial by addressing The Summers Medical Co. Bos W Bend Ind.
Fragmentary note notes a sigs wi a oy fa a withott tear and unreadable details. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
Frisky unties herself and Billy to flee the peddler then hides in woods until they reach a farm. They enter a barn to sample oats and fodder and are captured by two boys who admire Billy and the goat. The boys coax the animals with treats and lead them to stalls, ending with a playful candy pull between a boy and the goat. Tomorrow will tell more of Billy's adventures.
The wedding day unfolds in a sunlit studio as Fern Fern kisses Fedya and Gwenda aids the preparations. The ceremony proceeds with flower banners and ukulele tunes as Fedya and Fern become husband and wife in a luminous, hopeful moment.
A married woman writes of scarce housing and a theater visit with an old friend. Her husband becomes suspicious and jealous after a letter invites a meeting. The adviser urges considering the husband’s feelings and avoiding further risk, concluding with a call to seek his perspective.
Chronic dyspepsia or indigestion described as the most common human ailment with varied symptoms from heartburn to loss of appetite. The text advocates Tanlac for stomach regulation, digestion improvement, blood enrichment, and overall health restoration, noting weight gain and strength as reported outcomes.
A reader urges calm and trust as a husband worries about income. The advice suggests avoiding arguments, using love to restore confidence, and faith in his ability to succeed in business.
In Athens a Salvation Army benefit concert drew crowds from county areas for a second show. Organizers report a large sum raised, though the exact amount awaits reports from volunteer ticket sellers. Proceeds aim to boost the Salvation Army’s efficiency and programs.
A letter writer aged twenty one asks Mrs Thompson for advice on loving two girls, one in Chicago and another locally. He has exchanged letters with the Chicago girl and dates the local girl, both proving affectionate. The adviser dismisses the notion of exclusive devotion and notes the reader does not truly love either girl.
An advertisement promotes Kotalko as a dandruff remedy with a money back guarantee. It claims quick lasting benefit for men women and children and notes new hair growth in some cases. Customers can buy at drug stores or order a proof box for 10 cents from Kotalko Co New York.
The Athens Elks vaudeville show at the Athens Opera House for a second night drew a large audience similar to opening night. Delegations attended as the program progressed with repeated success.
Lamp mills go on 100 percent production but two other mills curtail operations at Lorain plant.
The co eds of Ohio University stage the annual Skit Show on Friday April 16 at 7 30 pm with seven unique acts. Opening songs include An Orchard of Girls Just Like My Rose and A Castle of Dreams. Proceeds fund the Woman's League loan fund to aid students.
Doanville in Ath ens county faces discontinuation of its post office unless a new postmaster is found within two weeks. The office was vacant after former appointees Mrs. Bertha Ego and Miss Minnie M. Messell both declined the position.
An old advertisement touts S.S.S. as a blood remedy to purify the blood and relieve skin ailments and fevers caused by impurities. It urges readers to start taking the potion and write for free medical advice from a national advisor in Atlanta.
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