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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1919
Page
6
A sufferer credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending chronic stomach trouble and bloating. The ad claims the product removes intestinal mucus and inflammation, resolving stomach and liver ailments. It promises a money back guarantee via McKee Drug Co. and other druggists. Also notes a Norwegian transatlantic wireless station at Stavanger to begin service.
A Kentucky druggist touts a simple remedy claimed to lessen hay fever intensity within a day. The scheme involves Menthojized Arine mixed in water, gargled daily, and sniffed at nostrils twice daily, with one ounce dispensed by leading chemists.
An ad touts SENRECO TOOTH paste as a quick way to whiter teeth and healthier gums for 85 cents a tube. It promises removal of films and relief from Pyorrhea and mouth acidity, claiming use by thousands of dentists and urging regular dental visits.
Annie and Bernie discuss delaying marriage as Annie supports her family. He pressures for a quick union while she frets over her duties and her budding wage rise. She hopes for a future arrangement, yet knows lasting freedom may remain elusive. The piece ends with their tense farewell in the tenement hallway.
A teenager asks why a 19 year old ignores her and how to forget him. Mrs Thompson urges activity, avoid trying to win him, and explains she lacks magnetism. Additional letters seek social guidance on conversation, walking sides, and a teens’ living arrangement. An information bureau for lost heirs is advised to contact the court of common pleas.
Messenger Pattern Dept offers a dress and jumper pattern for girls aged 4 6 8 10 and 12 with two sleeve lengths. Uses fabrics like batiste lawn mull cashmere taffeta silk velvet and blends. size 19 needs 2 1/2 yards of 44 inch material for dress and 1 1/2 yards for jumper.
Naval officials said no serious damage was expected to the Pacific fleet after a quake shock at Colima. At Georgetown University observers found no seismograph record, suggesting ships may have been struck by a tidal wave from volcanic action.
Nashua New Hampshire girl Delina Martin aged nineteen reports monthly pains that caused fainting and school absence. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief and urges other girls to seek the remedy.
For the first time since 1888 the Athens county court house will receive a real clock not a dummy. The county commissioners approved securing and placing the clock on the court house tower, funded by Athens city which also offers the city hall tower clock for the project. The fire alarm will stay in the city hall tower. Exterior woodwork will be repainted as painters finish, bricks left uncovered. A flax harvesting machine from England is described as well.
The passage urges keeping the stomach liver and bowels active to ensure clean digestion and sweet breath. It warns that poisons in digestive organs cause gas, a clogged system, and foul breath effects.
Correct these conditions with Beecham's Pills. They promptly regulate the bodily functions and are a quick remedy for sour stomach.
Congress receives a labor backed bill for full government ownership of railroads with a 15 member board, regional unified operation, and automatic rate reductions if workers share surplus. The plan promises lower living costs and aims to end the wage rise pass through to prices.
Mrs. T. E. Hullinger of Mansfield Ohio suffered three months with stomach trouble and constipation. She tried Chamberlain's Tablets and reports the first dose gave more relief than all prior medicines, and two bottles cured her.
Troops with bayonets patrolled Liverpool after policemen's strike sparked rioting and looting. Tanks and machine guns were used to quell mobs, with over 2000 soldiers on duty. A destroyer anchored in port to help maintain order as rioters injured and looted the Dorinquen, while strikers stayed aloof.
The Devil Dogs of the Second Division comprising the Fifth and Sixth Marines and the Ninth and 23rd Infantry will parade in New York once the entire unit reaches Hoboken. Marines aboard the George Washington initially opposed the parade but relented after orders from General Lejeune. The Second Division, reduced to about 2,500 regulars, will then be demobilized. the Virginian brought 4,041 officers and men from Brest including the 23rd Infantry.
President Wilson returns to the White House ready to resume efforts on cost of living and wages as Congress weighs domestic measures. Palmer’s committee will hear sub committee recommendations including food administration revival and wheat price controls. The plan aims to present a comprehensive program to Congress.
A shallow draft vessel has been fitted with a full laboratory to study tropical diseases in the Suden region. The mobile research ship enables field analysis of pathogens and transmission in remote coastal areas.
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