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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1922
Page
10
Advertises Zemo lotion as a fast acting treatment for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin troubles. Claims the liquid cleanses soothes and heals with instant relief from itching and recommends buying 35 cents or 1.00 extra large bottle.
Ilona frets over town gossip about the Warburton family and tries to escape it, seeking solace from Martha and Dana. They reminisce on past trials, noting Grace and Jimmie’s distant happiness and a small victory for Grace as she charts her own future.
Mrs. Blanche Silvia of Taunton Massachusetts says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound let her work in the laundry and manage house chores despite back and leg pains. She reports being able to move freely, feeling energized, and has recommended the remedy to coworkers.
Frances Montgomery portrays Billy Whiskers and companions Banished during the season when schools are open for lectures concerts and other events. The dogs and goats roam free while Cats are allowed and Button snickers at the irony.
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless liver and bowel aid. Claims quick action without calomel or teeth damage, improves headaches and dullness from constipation, with 15 and 30 cent prices.
In a rural scene Billy offers aid with a sly plan as Miss Nannie resists yet contemplates his help. The exchange hints at familial ties and a forthcoming twist, with the promise that Billy will reveal more tomorrow in this serialized installment.
New Washington reports barber shops slashed prices to 15 cent shaves and 25 cent haircuts, down from 25 and 40 cents respectively. The move trims costs for customers and signals broader discount trends in town.
Harry Dunkle of Cleveland visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dunkle. Overland Agent John Gill travels to Toledo with Clyde Lee H B Specht Art Gorsuch Carl Steere and Scott Arvick driving five Overland touring cars and one roadster. Mrs. Luke Sowers of Cincinnati visits her mother Mrs. Inez Thorp. Franklin Cline of Athens visits McArthur on Wednesday.
Mrs. E. T. Ansel sprained her ankle Tuesday evening while moving between rooms. Miss Lenora Egleberry of Zaleski is visiting the Ansel home for several days. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Martindill Emma Hopkins on April 12, but died soon after birth.
In a probate court session before Judge Chapman on Tuesday, Jesse McClain was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of his children after their in toxicated appearance at Axtel Ridge School. He was fined $10 plus costs.
Mr Hollis King and daughter Frances Ann return to Middleport as he joins Dr W E Stansbury Drug Co as salesman. Rev N R Athey travels from Elmore but arrives late. he and family settle into the parsonage and will preach next Sunday. Mrs W P Ohlinger and two Columbus youngsters visit the Smith and Ferguson families. Mrs Tom Ferguson home after Charleston visit. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Brown on Pearl street. mother Miss Helen Williamson. Mrs R D Townsend in Cincinnati for her mother’s illness.
Elyria dispatch says G. F. Smith and Arnold Levy returning from Paris and London report Germany recovering from wartime effects faster than other nations amid the overall European downturn.
Professor C. G. Williams director of the Ohio Experiment Station says Wayne County and neighboring areas will see a good wheat crop this year. He notes wheat is emerging from winter with little damage and prospects look favorable across the region.
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