Discoverer Urges Gists to Hold Cash for Bio-seren Boost
Promoter instructs druggists to refuse payment unless Bio-seren promises to double energy vigor and nerve force within two weeks. The claim targets improved stamina and vitality for customers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1918
Page
14
Promoter instructs druggists to refuse payment unless Bio-seren promises to double energy vigor and nerve force within two weeks. The claim targets improved stamina and vitality for customers.
Advertisement claims Bio seven tablets after meals and at night restore strength and nerve function after overwork tobacco or alcohol. Money back guarantee if no improvement after seven days and further use. Mentioned ingredients include cithin calcium glycerophosphate peptonate manganese and kola extracts.
The conservation and reclamation division of the quartermaster corps is authorized to build a clothing hat and canvas repair shop at Camp Sherman for 17000 dollars. Machinery and equipment worth 2850 dollars have also been approved for the project.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the best burn and wound healer with a money back guarantee for piles eczema ulcers and boils. It also markets San Cura Soap for scalp cleansing and dandruff control with 25 cent pricing and distribution through Cline's Pharmacy Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville Ohio.
Turkish newspapers express growing dissatisfaction with Germany and demand why Turkey was not represented at a conference held at German headquarters where Bulgarians took part.
In Alsace near Thann a hungry lunch signals the Alsatian language divide as Americans learn mountain warfare. Patrol raids, barbed wire, wireless guns, and hidden machine guns shape a tough front in Vosges and Lorraine, with doughboys optimistic about driving Germans from the region.
Real estate transfers listed across multiple townships including Athens, Bern, Canaan, Dover, Glouster, Amherst, Nelsonville, Troy, Trimble, and Fork. Transactions involve numerous parcels with values ranging from $300 to $4,055 and several transfers by affidavit or multiple grantees.
Symptom list includes indigestion sour stomach bloating belching stomach pain headaches and fatigue. Dr George B Parker offers treatment with a money back guarantee if no improvement at the Athens Ohio office. Endorsed by local citizens and city leaders in an old newspaper ad.
Extreme nervousness and weak run down conditions urged to use Dr Parker's Nerve Tonic and Stimulant Tablets. Five doses sold for 50 cents, or 28 tablets for 26 cents. Pair with Dr Parker's Liver Tablets for best results. Available at Cline's Pharmacy and all druggists.
In a World War I letter from Corporal Will L. Dorr in France dated August 4 1918 he reports good food and shelter, guard duty in his off day, plans for learning French, praise for American troops and French allies, and jokes about future homecoming and fighting to expel the enemy. He mentions gas training and machine gun use as the war intensifies.
A serviceman’s letter expresses resolve and hope for homecoming as he notes abundant supplies and asks family not to worry. The piece shifts to a tragic fire in Martins Ferry Ohio where five people died when an oil stove exploded and ignited the Scerbulicz home.
Paris dispatch notes Dunkirk on the English Channel has endured its 200th air raid and more than 400 alarms since the war began. The tally shows 211 alarms without attacks, 199 airplane raids, 25 long range gun bombardments, 4 sea bombardments, and 1 Zeppelin raid.
Simeon Wright Poston 73 died August 7 1918 at his son’s home in Columbus Ohio after a long illness. He was born November 9 1844 in Athens County Ohio to Hugh A and Delilah Poston and survived by five of ten siblings. He married Lucy Jane Johnson November 16 1875. they had two children James (died in infancy) and Hugh F. Poston of Columbus. The family lived mainly in Athens County and attended Sugar Creek Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral conducted August 9 1918 in Athens by Rev R T Summel of Mt Vernon Avenue Church Columbus.
A former farm owner offers at public sale on the farm near Broadwell Ohio a roan mare and colt, bay and brown mares, Holstein cows, steers, yearlings, plow gear, harnesses, saddles, wagon, lumber, roofing, tools, and household items. Sale starts at 9 00 A M with terms announced day of sale. Fred Laughlin, Auctioneer.
Laney Campbell seeks divorce from John Campbell citing seven months of alleged misconduct with Arm Bowers. She wants restoration to her maiden name Loney Lunsford. John Houghton sues Nellie V. Houghton for divorce and custody, alleging multiple acts of misconduct with several men and five children. The cases list Athens and Jackson counties as residences with children in care. A rabbit cannery in Argentina aims to turn a pest problem into profit.
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