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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1921
Page
6
Judy and Punch leap from a bank into a swift stream during a sunny excursion. They are swept downstream but scramble to the sandy bank unhurt, then continue their visit to see goats and sheep and to tension-filled exchanges with family.
Ned pursues a warm reunion with Cherry after accusing her, but she recalls troubling memories. Jack observes, and Cherry acts to match Ned’s mood while guarding her true feelings.
T. F. Van Meter, a traveling sign painter in Athens, reports Wonder Soap by Athens Soap & Chemical Co. removes paint stains and requests a dollar’s worth. The soap is sold at Athens drug and grocery stores with mail sample offers.
Dr. Edmund Heller, famed explorer, is not lost in the Hoodoo mountains of Yellowstone National Park, according to H. M. Albright who spoke today.
Ohio Boy's and Girl's clubs organized by the Farm Bureau Federation will feature numerous exhibits at the Ohio State Fair. Planned entries include 48 food club, 38 clothing, 55 poultry, 60 calves and 160 pigs with 35 demonstration teams. A new fire prevention exhibit will include home and office extinguishers and data on fire causes.
Steubenville report from August 19 states Gordon Mason and Oscar Parson of Wellsburg West Virginia were killed when their machine was struck by the Wheeling Pittsburgh express on the Pennsylvania railroad near Steubenville. Clarence Crabtree, also of Wellsburg, was perhaps fatally injured in the same wreck.
Scarborough reports closer relations between the United States secret service and police forces will be a feature in the bureau of investigation under new chief William J. Burns. The update signals joint efforts in national security and crime control with Burns directing reforms.
The federal trade commissioner cited the Carrick Brothers Company of Youngstown Ohio for unfair competition in interstate and foreign commerce.
Cuba reports 1.25 million tons of sugar prepared for export shipments. The bulk appears staged for overseas buyers as authorities coordinate logistics and port handling.
The pattern 3702 covers sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years. A 10 year size needs 30 yards of 40 inch material. Suitable fabrics include organdy swiss voile dimity batiste silk crepe crepe de chine gingham chambrey gabardine and serge. A mailing illustration pattern can be sent for 12 cents in one cent stamps.
Aug 19. The United States Glass Company plant in Idle TIFFIN Ohio will shut for at least a week starting Saturday. More than 500 employees will be affected.
The Chauvinices host Sunday School with Paul preparing for world conquest in Acts 15. The Golden Text declares salvation through grace in Jesus Christ. Christian Endeavor topic follows with lessons from Ruth 1:14-22 focusing on faith and loyalty.
The notice announces Sunday school services at 9 A M at First M Church with no other services listed.
The Church of God on Hocking Street announces Sunday Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. morning service at 10:00 a.m. long service at 7:00 p.m. sermon by Pastor B F Timmons at 7:30 p.m. Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. A welcome awaits you.
Bible school at 9:00 with J H Burt as superintendent. Morning worship at 10:15 followed by long service and communion. Evening programs for Senior and Junior CFE at 6:30. Public is welcome to all services.
The First Baptist Church Music Hall offers Sunday school at 9 30 and morning service at 10 30 with a rare treat as Rev A Fred Mulier a native Mexican and Spanish teacher at Union University Jackson Tennessee preaches. The public is invited to attend.
Sunday service at 10:45 A M with subject Mind and golden text Psalms 92 5 invites attendees. Wednesday meeting at 7 30 P M extended invitation.
Dallas L. Browning announces the Sunday school gathering on the lawn of Mrs. Eugenia Brown at 395 West State Street for 10 o clock with a picnic dinner to follow. A song and speaking service is set for 1 30 PM. No Epworth League or evening service. Public invited to attend.
The United States Shipping Board will rent its ships to reduce costs, with tenants required to repair and maintain vessels. Statements came from Chairman Lasker at his office in Washington on August 19.
In Hagerstown Maryland Rhopa E Carbaugh reports weakness long periods pain and fatigue improve after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring her ability to work and urges others to try it, noting her sister's past success.
Mrs Hicks reports taking four Eatonic tablets relieved sour stomach and recommends it to all. It claims Eatonic eases indigestion by neutralizing acids and gases, improves digestion after meals, and costs a small amount at your druggist.
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