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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
10
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a powerful vegetable blood purifier. It claims pimples, blackheads, and eruptions hinder prospects, and promises clear skin, improved health, and a boost in career. The pitch cites jury approval and urges purchase at drug stores in two sizes.
A brass band joins the asylum’s equipment as a therapeutic agency in the treatment of the insane, aiming to aid mental health through music and structured activity.
In a dramatic exchange, Ilona describes Stella as young and passionately beautiful while Miss Martha recalls lost loves and urges bravery. Ilona vows to pursue Miguel if true love calls, and Oona reflects on community expectations and parental memories before hints of a continuation.
Frances Montgomery recounts a family goat adventure as Nannie urges a bold leap over a knoll. Father William teases the timid children, recalling circus days and promising training to conquer the distance.
Father William Whiskers leads Billy Junior Nannie and companions on a trek beyond the fence to the lake and woods. The goats confront border security with bravado as Stubby Button and their bold chatter set the scene for a coastal exploration adventure.
Mrs Herbert Hoover, wife of the Secretary of Commerce, serves as the national president of the Girl Scouts. She champions youth programs and growth of the organization across the country.
A telegram to Wooster College registrar C R Compton from Grace Walborn in Shanghai reports famine regions in China are seeing illness worsened by people eating powdered stone to stave off hunger. The note notes starvation and health impacts observed by mission workers.
W. Pilcher of Anchorage visits his mother and brother in town. Easter gatherings include Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lomax and daughter Marguerite Wray, and many neighbors sharing meals and outings. Notable notes: cantata planned in Hamden next Sunday and local anglers with bass catches near Raccoon.
A large audience attended an Easter cantata titled Victory presented by the M E Church choir on Sunday evening. The program featured choral numbers and sacred melodies in a devotional service.
The Hamden Enterprise weekly paper changes hands to L. Leach and M. S. Cox of the McArthur Democrat Enquirer. They will print in McArthur with Hamden local office service, due to the death of the Cameron brothers High and Duncan and K. J. Cameron’s ill health.
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