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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
8
Judge Anderson in Boston federal hearings overruled United States Attorney Goldberg’s objection marking paragraphs of the record in red ink. The ruling shapes the narration of the proceedings and the handling of exhibit notes.
Athens resident Mrs. Martha E. tiebriel reports dramatic recovery after using the herb root medicine Dreco. She describes past dizzy spells, nervousness, back and joint pain, and sluggish liver, now relieved with Dreco’s blend of herbs and roots. She urges readers to try the remedy.
April 22 report says the fate of ratification depends on a U S Supreme Court relief in a case argued soon. If favorable, about 2 million women could vote in the next election, though 1 million already have state suffrage. Court action expected before early June adjournment.
A Florida house notice offers a simple home remedy using Parmint double strength mixed in hot water with sugar. Taken four times daily, it claims to ease catarrh related deafness head noises and mucus in the throat. It cites up to ninety percent of ear troubles caused by catarrh and suggests improved breathing and clearer thinking.
Governor Cox announced that Ohio will observe Tuesday, April 27, as a half holiday for the state primary elections from noon to 5 30 p m All general election provisions in the Ohio code shall apply to primary elections where applicable TRY MESSENGER WANT AD.
Athens retailers will close tomorrow between 1 and 2 pm on account of Senator Warren G. Harding likely speaking at 1 pm. If his train arrives late the closing extends into his speech, keeping shops shut while he is addressing the crowd.
A physician warns that measles or whooping cough can lead years later to serious diseases. Neglecting a child with bronchial trouble or frequent colds is dangerous and may harm health. Father John’s Medicine is suggested to strengthen blood and aid recovery after illnesses and to prevent future problems.
Lovers of vocal music enjoyed a Welsh program at the Temple last evening. The chorus drew a full house with sparkling tone and precise attacks. Highlights included March of the Men of Harlech Comrades in Arms and the humorous Italian Salad. The audience laughed and encored most numbers.
James L. O'Dell and his wife face murder charges in Rochester as he resumes testimony detailing the crime. Crowds press the courtroom as guards bar women from the gallery due to the sensitive nature of the evidence.
In Columbus on April 22 the Scioto and smaller streams fell overnight, the Scioto dropping about a foot and a half from a high of 15 feet. Showers were forecast but authorities expect no major rise unless heavy rain occurs, noting the river would need five to six feet more to threaten a big flood.
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