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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1919
Page
8
A health advices washing the stomach and bowels daily with hot water and limestone phosphate before breakfast to relieve constipation bile and toxins. It claims quick benefits for digestion appetite energy skin and overall wellbeing over one week, noting low cost and broad uses.
A nostrum promises to halt hair fall and remove dandruff with a small bottle of Dan derine. Apply to scalp and rub in. after several uses hair stops shedding and dandruff disappears. Hair becomes thicker longer softer and more lustrous.
Mrs. Mattie Allen of Dayton reports a yearlong tickling cough ended after using Earle's Hypo-Cod. The ad urges readers with lingering coughs and nervous weakness to buy two bottles, claiming rapid relief and endorsing the tonic as a powerful systemic cure.
A physician promises to repair a worn stomach with Mi O Na tablets. If not free of dizziness sour stomach biliousness headache and distress, the price is refunded. McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists distribute Mi O Na tablets.
The Pomeroy Ohio city council met with the mayor and officials present. They authorized $500 and $303 certificates of indebtedness for sewer and street work, failed on a $600 water charge, named Homer H. Cooper as clerk, raised clerk and solicitor salaries, and did not fund overdue employee pay. The meeting adjourned after addressing lamp service issues.
Mrs. Mable Mingus and two children visited from Nelsonville. Don and Eugene Chadwell of Cleveland spent Thanksgiving at Millfield. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt of Columbus visited relatives. Ruth James hosted guests from Chauncey Albany and others. Lad Russell’s large barn burned Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Earl Linscott visited the Sayers family Sunday. Miss Mary Glancy visited Athens with her parents. Fred Linscutt of Athens spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Harlan Linscott was a business visitor in Athens Saturday. Charlie Kubns stayed with Mrs Leota Linscott recently. Lillan and Grace Linscott of John Hancock High School visited here. Homer Linscott called on J W Wilson Sunday evening. Thanksgiving featured rabbit hunting by local boys. Kagler school oyster supper cleared a large sum.
In Cleveland last night a small fire broke out in the manager's office above a theater while a chorus performed. Firemen arrived quietly and extinguished the blaze in moments as the audience remained unaware throughout the performance.
Newburgh Indiana April 17 1919 A farmer testifies he cured rheumatism after taking Number 40 for the Blood claiming no symptoms for over two years The advertisement notes benefits for blood troubles enlarged glands spleen and liver improved bile flow eczema and skin eruptions Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana a druggist sold by McKee Drug Co
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company directors held their annual meeting and reelected all old officers. For the year ending October 31 total sales reached 168,914,982 dollars with net profits of 23,277,245 dollars.
S. H. Neese a 79 year old Marietta real estate agent says Trutona made him feel years younger and expects to live past 90. The Civil War veteran describes relief from liver kidney pain digestive issues dizziness and insomnia after using the tonic. Trutona is being introduced at Cline's Pharmacy in Athens.
Mrs. Wm. Bullington of 604 Front St Ashland reports a long illness relief after using two boxes of Dr Parker's Treatment for Constipation and Indigestion. She claims drastic improvement and urges others with similar symptoms to try it with a money back guarantee. Sold by Cline Pharmacy Co.
G H Logan of 35 Fern St Athens reports severe kidney pain and nocturnal urination relieved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He later states the treatment completely cured him of kidney trouble and recommends the product. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
John Jakobis, 20, confessed killer of his 15 year old sweetheart Mary Cherento, is sentenced to life imprisonment in Akron. The case, reported from December 2, marks the conclusion of the fatal relationship shown in court.
At Ohio State Grange gathering in Columbus, tentative program outlined for December 8 to 11 includes receptions for new delegates, opening sessions, lectures, degree work, exemplification of the fifth and sixth degrees, and business sessions. Arrangements offer reduced rail fares with certificates. Athens County delegate C E Keller and alternate W Bingman listed. delegates may bring wives with full per diem and mileage.
Mrs Matilda Bricker is sick. Mrs Nellie McComm of Chauncy visited her aunt Mrs Myrtle Pidcock on Friday. Miss Christine Courtney, who fell and broke her leg, is improving slowly. Mrs Julia Wyant and daughters Anna Quinn and Nettie visited her son Mr William Mace and family for Ira Carsner's birthday dinner in Corning. Mrs Clint Courtney and daughter visited Corning. John Wyant dined with Elza Potts at The Plains. Alfred Carr of Circle Hill visited on business.
Twenty years ago on Friday night Dee strict Skews featured Hon J M Wood in the Sleepy Hollow ped agogue with local talent. Proceeds of 174 funded an organ for the church. Frede Stalder of Athens Brick Co. foresees winter operations unless repairs shut the plant. Scott Haney, United States Express agent, will run Parkersburg to Cincinnati during the holiday rush.
An advertisement details using four ounces of liquid arvon bought at a drug store to apply at night. It claims the scalp will be moistened and rubbed in, with dandruff disappearing by morning and further applications destroying all signs. It promises itching stops and hair becomes fluffy and glossy.
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