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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
8
Flo the farmer dog protects her puppies from John who steals one. Bill chases after John, ends in a tense pursuit until Flo recovers the pup. Billy Whiskers awakens to a child cart parade and bursts through a fence, promising more in tomorrow’s tale.
Miss Laura disentangles a tangled situation as Cherry faces marital strain. Laura offers tactful guidance noting that what Cherry endures as a wife is a common experience shared by millions of women worldwide. The piece hints at ongoing misunderstandings and the need for patience.
Descendants of Michael Kasler gathered at Grove Park in Jacksonville on Sunday August 28 with about 188 registered. Nathan W. Kasler led the program and Mrs EB Smith handled registrations as attendees enjoyed singing, talks, and socializing in ideal weather.
Secretary Hoover says the national unemployment conference will avoid contentious labor issues. Wages and the closed shop will be barred as the body aims to study intermittency of employment and push for unified action, with 25 geographically selected delegates and a September start. The first task is to compile an accurate census of unemployed, rejecting current figures as insufficient.
Washington reports Rep Herrick faces $50 000 damages suit threats from a husband and a father over alleged love letters sent by Herrick to two entrants in a local beauty contest. They demand formal denial of his statements and a postwar employment focus shared during a planned conference to assess breadwinner unemployment.
This old guidance instructs squeezing lemon juice into a bottle with Orchard White to create a lemon skin bleach. It claims a quarter pint produces a harmless lotion to whiten the face neck and arms daily and promises a rosy white complexion with no irritation.
Franklin D'Olier and John G Emery urged a global peace campaign at Chateau-Thierry and Flirey to end wars. They argued veterans should lead in making wars financially and morally pointless, hoping future leaders bury conflict with past duels.
A Columbus Ohio woman Mrs Thomas L Christy recounts severe menstrual and pregnancy pains that eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims she could do housework and raise two children since starting the medicine and offers the testimonial for publication.
A consumer endorses Eatonic for heartburn and nervous spells. The ad claims Eatonia removes excess acid and gases to restore natural digestion, with a tablet after meals and a big box offered cheaply under druggist's guarantee.
An Owl Chem Co advertisement touts P. D. Q a chemical killer for bed bugs roaches fleas and ants with eggs claimed to be non insect powder. A 35 cent package makes a quart and druggists or mail order supply this genuine product from Terre Haute Indiana.
Prince Alabama Aug 29 Estimates place the local wheat harvest as the best in six years likely to beat the 1915 record. About 75 percent of the crop has been gathered and indications show ideal harvest weather continuing over the past ten days.
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