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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1921
Page
2
Drugists in Columbus rally against a bill by McCoy that would stop physicians from prescribing beer and whiskey as medicine. Edward Spease, dean of pharmacy at Western Reserve, argues the measure could enable synthetic whiskey production.
Spring marks the shift from cold to hot weather and the body’s need to rebuild and resist heat. Father John’s Medicine offers a drugless, alcohol free food-based remedy, promoted as easily digested and usable by cells, with a longevity claim of over sixty five years.
Washington reports Congress seeks a sales tax substitute amid growing opposition. Senators from both parties warn the plan would raise costs, with estimates of 2 to 6 billion added to living expenses and doubts about future government funding.
The Super-Six motor remains exclusive to Hudson for five years as the master type. It eliminates vibration for a smoother ride, reduces strain and friction, and delivers repair freedom and longevity. Hudson leads sales, but deliveries are limited as the season advances.
The speaker said sales taxes may not pass this Congress but will become a fixed principle of the government someday. He called the tax just and equitable, claiming it saves people money, countering demagogues who say it raises living costs.
American Association games featured Louisville beating Columbus 4 1 Indianapolis defeated Toledo 4 1 Kansas City won 6 4 over St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee on wet fields. National League saw St Louis 6 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 14 Chicago 2 New York 9 Boston 1 only game. American League Cleveland 12 Detroit 2 St Louis 4 Chicago 1 Washington 14 Philadelphia 6 Boston New York on wet grounds.
Wm A Brady, former boxing manager and producer, says Carpentier will win in three or four rounds. He notes Dempsey was slow against Bill Brennan and isn’t the fighter he used to be. Brady hails Carpentier as the greatest boxer since Jim Corbett, a powerful hitter and quick thinker.
Yesterday Meusel hit a four base homer in the eighth as the Brooklyns dropped their fifth straight game 3 to 2. Phill Douglas nursed a sore arm but out pitched the Boston Braves 9 to 1. Mickey ONeill was ejected by umpire Brennan for talking.
The fragment lists residents and occupations in Nelsonville Buchtel Glen Ebon and nearby, including Joe Hannas line man and Celestia M Johnson clerk, Rev C L Strecker telegrapher, Mary Bette at home, John R Day miner, Toldie Wilson at home, Stella Tipton housekeeper, and Justice P W Helwig. No events or dates are provided.
Mrs. Lise ly Willison of Columbus, formerly near Town House, died after a stroke on Sunday. She passed away Monday at her home. Her remains will be brought to Albany Friday noon for services at Town House church Friday at 1 p.m.
Alonzo Smith, five, from Mahopac Falls, was brought to Dr. C. R. Johnston in the Flatiron Building after eleven days of sleeping sickness. Within fifteen minutes of entering the office he woke from coma and spoke to his parents and friends for the first time in nearly two weeks. The case followed consultations with seven physicians in Carmel.
Mrs. D. A. Wilt of Columbia Ohio reports relief from a three year exophthalmic goitre after using Sorbo Quadruple. She says two bottles nearly cured her and she’s willing to answer questions by letter. The ad promotes Sorbol Quadruple and lists McKee Drugs Athens LeFavor's Pharmacy Glouster and Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio as sources.
A special weekly sale is announced at the Army and Navy Store located opposite the Post Office. The ad notes a four by four reference line 4-20-4, indicating deal terms or pricing.
A distressed woman visited Justice Helwig seeking advice as she faced leaving her home with her children. She spoke of neglect, alienated affection, intercepted letters, and heartbreak, fearing her husband’s betrayal would scar the kids more than herself.
Isaac Gibbs of Hockingport died April 13. Funeral services were held April 15 by Rev. EB Wilson, with burial beside friends gone before. Rev. Henry Gibbs, field secretary for the Illinois Conference of the IME church, came for the death of his brother and spoke at the MEB church that evening. Fragments note visitors at Friday dinner: Mrs Martha Gibbs, Miss Lucy Gibbs of Portland, Mr Hiram Burden of Long Bottom, and the couple Mr and Mrs FE A Dutton hosted meals for others.
An offer promotes a no cost asthma relief method with immediate start and no postage. It targets long standing and recent cases, including hopeless ones where inhalers and other remedies failed, urging readers to mail for a free trial at the sponsor’s expense.
Milbeava and Waiters Was hosted by Mr and Mrs B K Buckley in Parkersburg. Henry Gibbs visited his cousin Mr and Mrs A Dutton then departed for Decatur Illinois. Mrs Kathryn Waiters sang a solo for Sunday school. Ada Buckley of Parkersburg visits her mother Jennie Taylor. J W Johnson visited sisters Mrs Davidson and Miss Nora Johnson in Parkersburg. Henrietta Bumgardner of Lyda visited Mrs Jannette Knowles. Knowles then visited Edna in Gallipolis with Jennie Taylor. Neal White returns home to this place from Parkersburg wintering there. George Hall went to Parkersburg hospital and had one eye removed.
An old time medicine ad urges using GROVE'S Laxative Brom Quinine tablets for colds flu and prevention. It warns to buy the genuine product bearing E. W. Grove signature and to ensure you get BROMO. Price 30 cents.
The Sunday school children of St. Pauls church will present an operetta titled The Quest of the Pink Parasol on Thursday and Friday evenings in the K of C hall.
April 20 report shows the Chauncey troop fully organized with Myrtle B Garrett as leader Pearl Wharton as lieutenant and Ella Grimes and Mildred Lands as patrol leaders inspiring local girls to join the movement.
Albert Sloane of 69 South Court Street Athens is advised by Congressman Foster that the commissioner of pensions has approved a raise of 12 dollars per month starting August 13 1920 and 18 dollars per month starting April 24 1921.
Massillon officials announce the No 3 fire company is closed due to a shortage of firemen, affecting coverage and response times in the city.
An old health advertisement urges readers to improve pale thinness or weakness by taking S.S.S. a blood nourishing tonic. It claims rich wholesome blood prevents illness and directs readers to consult a Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta for free personalized advice.
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