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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
6
A teenage girl asks if a 23 year old coworker loves her and whether to wait a year before dating. A respondent argues he likely values her but avoids premature romance, and advises avoiding other boys for now. A second letter from a 16 year old plans graduation and a wartime romance, seeking guidance on talk or waiting, noting parental approval and concern about rumors.
Annie confronts the fallout of Bernard’s gambling problem as Aunt Meg warns of harsher discipline. Bernard fails to secure a promised job, facing a skeptical manager and delayed offer at a new position while Annie weighs how to steer him away from a growing rut.
A reader asks if a home can show a family member served in the army but is now discharged. The notice mentions pins being issued for discharged soldiers and notes there is nothing to display in the home.
Canton Ohio August 22 The largest victory markets of the year were held this morning with farm produce selling quickly at record low prices Corn ranged from twelve to twenty cents per dozen and was of exceedingly good quality Butter was not offered.
Paris dispatch reports Archduke Joseph has resigned as head of the Hungarian government and left Budapest for Vienna. His return to power followed the Peidl socialist cabinet era after Bela Kun’s fall amid Romanian occupation of Budapest.
A Dayton resident, 65 year old J. M. Orr of Edgewood Avenue, reports Dreco cured his indigestion after one bottle. He claims improved bowel regularity, vigor, and overall health, and urges others with stomach, catarrh, constipation, kidney or liver complaints to try the remedy sold by local druggists and The Cline Pharmacy Co. in Athens.
The government is accused of unrepresentative rule and reactionary aims including monarchy restoration. Foreign Minister Lovassy told the United Press that Joseph would resign within a month after a national assembly is formed. Entente envoys reportedly had tied with him in Budapest.
Cincinnati Ohio August 22 Governor Cox pardoned eight men serving sentences in the Cincinnati work house for riotous conduct and assault tied to strikes in Hamilton two years ago. Names include Joseph Steiger former Sunday School superintendent and Butler County Christian Endeavor leader Tom Lochovich Louis Zimmerman Sebastian Brunner Jacob Morton Charles Vaughn Sheldon Norton and Louis Schalk. Ben Shaeffer of Shelby county also pardoned for embezzlement.
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