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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as fast relief for chest tightness and congestion. It promises tingling heat within minutes and benefits for colds rheumatism backache stiff neck and sore muscles.
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment for kidney bladder rheumatic and related pains. It claims relief from acidosis and chronic conditions with a free 85c bottle if readers cut out the notice and mail their name and address with postage to The Dr D A Company.
The Near East Relief rents six thousand acres of Thrace farmland from the Greek government to create a homeland for one thousand Armenian refugees. American money, flag, and machinery back the effort, with reports claiming soil will yield fifteen bushels per acre and help fund further ventures in Transcaucasia.
Columbus suburbs Grandview and Bexley refuse incorporation with the city and now must pay 1.86 per thousand in property value for fire and police protection. The plan would cost Bexley about 10000 and Grandview about 6000 yearly, with Linden Arlington East Columbus Marble Cliff and Glenford also affected.
Mrs. Duckler returned to her Athens home last Thursday after visiting friends in Harrisonville. Mrs. W. H. Dye, Mrs. John Dye, and Miss Lib Scott show improvement after illness, with Dr. Stanley from Albany visiting Mrs. Dye. Mrs. Frank King is slowly improving. George Turner lost a fine hog on Saturday.
Sidney Jordan injured his arm while roofing for Mrs. Sluth on Saturday and had to travel to Pomeroy for wound care. Mrs. Madge Sluth of Rutland visited Mrs. George Turner, and the Masons held a public installation despite bad weather. W. H. Hogan and family from Middleport spent the weekend here. Clare Jewell did not return to Athens Monday due to a severe cold.
Mrs Josephine Johnson of Toledo travels to New York to pursue a $250000 estate withheld by her stepmother who died in Brooklyn. She has been informed of a will left by Mrs Margaret Easton intended to be given to her husband’s daughter Josephine in Ohio as a form of repentance for burning a will and misplacing the funds.
Stomach misery and gas relief advertised with money back guarantee at Kee Drug Co. Mi O Na tablets promoted as prompt relief option for indigestion and upset stomach.
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