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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1922
Page
8
An advertising pitch promotes S. S. S. as a universal skin purifier and flesh builder. It links pimples to prejudice and career limits, claiming the product cleanses blood, improves complexion, and boosts prospects, urging readers to buy at drug stores in two sizes.
A brass band was incorporated into the asylum's equipment as part of a therapeutic program for the insane, reflecting early psychiatric treatment methods that used music and organized performance to aid recovery.
Miss Martha counsels Ilona aka Tiona about love and heartbreak amid memories of an old maid’s regrets. Nona recalls a past romance with Andy as Ilona vows to pursue Miguel if true love remains, while Martha urges bravery and self reliance in a village wary of change.
Nannie notes a knoll around the bend as the goat trio nears a fence. Father William chides them, recalling ancestors and claiming he once jumped far with the circus. He offers to demonstrate with training.
Father William Whiskers leads Billy Junior and Nannie over a fence into forbidden grounds. Nannie fears the long span but clears with an inch to spare. They descend into a ravine where a cold spring flows toward a lake amid thick hazel and tall oaks and maples.
Nannie Billy and Stubby lead a playful expedition across rustic bridges to explore a lakeside field for summer athletic activities. The group jokes about escaping if challenged, while Button and Billy display bold natures as they prepare to challenge any intervening forces. Father William volunteers to butt in.
Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the Secretary of Commerce serves as national president of the Girl Scouts, guiding the organization at a national level.
A letter to Wooster College registrar C. R. Compton from Grace Walborn describes starvation in China hastened by eating powdered stone. The China mission field worker, based in Shanghai, notes illness as a consequence of famine and powdered stone consumption.
Long list of residents visiting family across townships and nearby towns. Notes tell of Easter gatherings with relatives in McArthur Madison Hamden Wellston Zaleski and Wellston and visits by guests from Columbus Athens and Bowling Green. Mentions fishing exploits and a cantata planned for Hamden next Sunday.
A large audience attended the Easter cantata Victory performed by the M. E. church choir Sunday evening, showcasing a successful musical program.
The Hamden Enterprise weekly paper was sold last week to L. Leach and M. Cox, owners of the McArthur Democrat. The new owners will print in McArthur with modern equipment while keeping a Hamden office for local business. The Cameron ownership ends due to the deaths of High and Duncan Cameron and the ill health of K. J. Cameron.
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