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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1921
Page
6
Hopkins Minnesota resident Mrs. Robert Block reports two years of hot flashes and other symptoms during menopause. She recommends Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to friends and invites others to write for confidential health information from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts.
Fragment presents a quip about Henry James and Ben Johnson with no discernible event, date, or identifiable subjects suitable for a factual card. No attributable organizations or locations are present.
In a rural scene Billy faces a enraged bull threatening a group of crossing children. He lures the bull away while Stubby and Button distract, as Widow Brown and others fear for the youngsters. A cliffhanger notes tomorrow’s continuation of Billy’s rescue.
Clell Douglas and F. F. Potter were found guilty of unlawfully possessing intoxicating liquor late in September before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig. They must pay a $500 fine. A new trial in the common pleas court affirmed the lower court’s decision yesterday.
Willetta Huggins, a 16 year old deaf blind pupil at the Wisconsin State School for the Blind in Janesville, is the focus of a test call by educators for world scientists to verify her claimed powers. Superintendent Hooper says tests will be done soon, while Professor Jastrow of the University of Wisconsin questions these abilities.
Ilona lies wakeful before Wellington fair as Romany caravans arrive and dancers prepare on a central platform. She gazes at treasured heirlooms from her mother, then dresses in a vibrant costume for the evening performance, asked by Miguel to appear pale and striking for contrast.
A claim that rough pimply skin can be cleared quickly is attributed to a vegetable regulator claimed to cleanse the system and relieve constipation and a lazy liver. The ad urges a safe remedy to keep the body natural.
Ohio University students plan to revive debating activities with a proposal that a closed shop is justifiable. Judges include Dr Wilson Dr Gamertsfelder Dr Ash Dr Mait zolf and Prof Cooper. About fifty to sixty prospective debaters compete for spots on the varsity team as revival momentum grows.
The War Finance Corporation announced sale of nearly $13,000,000 in war trust certificates. For the first time a large block was bought by western bankers. Eugene Meyer, director, said the move indicates improving money market conditions and a shift westward.
In Sioux City Iowa on December 2 United Press reports Sam Jones a Black man faced accusation of betraying a secret lodge named the Sons and Daughters of I Will Arise. He was captured after a rope swung around his neck broke and he escaped by wading to safety. Sam boasted he took ten dollars from a brethren during the roping.
Nineteen prisoners at the Ohio Penitentiary were released on parole Friday after actions by the board of pardon and paroles.
Auburn authorities arrived in Toledo to extradite Paul Warup, 17, to face automobile theft charges. Warup and his fiancée Evelyn Healy, 14, were captured after an auto accident.
In Greenville Tennessee three bodies were recovered from the ruins of the Stabler hospital after a devastating blaze that destroyed the building today. The search for additional victims continued as authorities investigated the fire’s cause.
Legal notice announces Michael Gillespie's divorce petition against Bessie Gillespie and custody request to be heard after January 2, 1922. It also states Vernon Bricker at Ohio State Reformatory is eligible for parole consideration with a hearing after December 31, 1921.
Official notice announces a bond sale to be conducted November 26 1924. The document lists terms and conditions for bidders and a deadline for submissions. Public authorities specify auction rules, payment terms, and qualified bidders.
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