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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
10
A home made cough remedy using 2% Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. It claims quick relief from coughs chest colds bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma with membranes healing and phlegm loosening. Pinex is described as Norway pine extract marketed by Pinex Co Fort Wayne Ind with guaranteed satisfaction.
Widow Brown and Billy observe Billy Whiskers and Button the cat as Button admits stealing and eating farm chicks. Stubby the dog digs into a hen nest, saving the hen from hatchling care while foreshadowing an upcoming Fourth of July tale.
President Harding urged Congress to place the United States first in aviation development for both military and commercial use. He signaled a push for American leadership amid prospects of arms conference talks.
James M. Smith and fellow Bucyrus residents lost a bid to stop the Central Power Company from erecting high tension poles on ground beside their property. The supreme court affirmed lower court rulings denying an injunction against installation.
A small comedian takes on a much larger role, adapting to new responsibilities and the broader stage with humor and grit. The shift tests talent, timing, and stage presence as expectations rise.
Ilona learns from Miguel that she is a white man’s daughter with royal blood after reading a dying man’s note. Henry Cameron confirms her heritage, leaving Ilona stunned while Tiona mocks and Hena faints. The scene ends with an unresolved revelation.
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies debating a plan to relieve housing shortages by building 500000 government flats over ten years funded by a seven billion franc loan. Rents would fall with family size, with three child families paying about half the rent of single-child households, prioritizing workers with larger families.
A wartime proposal urges encouraging large families in France to counter the steadily falling birth rate and wartime losses, aiming to sustain population levels and future national strength.
A pithy adage appears on page delving into social inequity and the paradoxical allies found in crime and poverty. The piece reflects on enduring struggles and calls for systemic reform beyond mere hardened alliances.
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