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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
7
A consumer feature describes Danderine hair tonic claiming to strengthen and thicken hair. It highlights science behind the product and testimonials from women who report improved fullness and shine after use.
A vintage advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Danderine claiming one application ends dandruff and itching, stops hair loss, and soon yields thick lustrous hair. It asserts new growth appears after weeks, with hair revived from roots and scalp strengthened like rain and sunshine for vegetation.
CANON CITY COLORADO December reports Colorado's best known women criminals in the penitentiary. Eva Lewis of the Lewis gang works on fancy craft in the big house while Mrs Garramone, ex proprietress of Denver's murder farm days, stitches artificial flowers bound for Rome. Both sit quietly amid the gray walls as visitors are few.
Paul Parks a Nelsonville Ohio singer and war veteran has been selected from more than 60 baritones for a debut at Carnegie Hall on December 18 in the memorial concert honoring David Bispham. Parks, 27, has not sung publicly in New York but performed in Midwestern concerts.
William H. Campbell, killed in action overseas, was buried in Cleveland for the third time. Initially interred behind the battle line, a Chicago woman claimed him as her husband and he was sent to Chicago, but the man alive there prompted a desertion inquiry. Campbell's sister pursued insurance and Brig. Gen. Speaks intervened, leading to a proper identification and reburial in Cleveland.
The public utilities commission sustained Lima city council's rate order for electric service in Lima Ohio. The Ohio Electric Railway had petitioned to abolish the order, but the commission denied the challenge.
Lloyd George states in an exclusive United Press message that Irish cooperation and open dealing will empower peace among nations. He says a deep cause of U S Britain misunderstanding is removed and notes a likely absence from the Washington conference though he desires its success and a possible U S visit after.
Governor Davis told a sub committee of Ohio’s joint taxation committee he would summon a special session of the legislature if an acceptable tax program providing needed relief is agreed upon. He declined to appear before the full committee, saying his written statement covered the subject.
The document lists various company names and sectors with percentage values, resembling an old stock table. Firms include American Smelting, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, New York Central, Union Pacific, and others, showing ownership or performance percentages and related notes.
Fragmentary OCR shows lists of oil and gas firms including Standard of California New Jersey Ohio and Midwest refiners with bid ranges and percentage figures. The partial data implies market activity and price points across multiple pipelines and refiners, including Ohio Oklahoma Indiana and Colorado entries.
Grain markets show corn at No 8 yellow 56 57 cents cash, rye No 2 Sle 0, oats No 4 white 88% 40, barley No 2 cash, clover seed at various futures, timothy and al-sike seed prices listed. Butter State and hay priced around 1.00 per unit.
Chicago shoppers note prices for butter creamery 43 ½ to 43 ¾ cents per pound, eggs ordinary 45 to 50 cents, cheese primes 20 20 ½ cents, and poultry at five 23 to 24 cents per unit.
Receipts light and market movement limited with cattle showing choice at 8 to 8.50 dollars and prime at 7.50 to 8. Veal calves reach 11.50 to 12 dollars. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers 5.50 to 6, yearling lambs 11.50. Hogs trend higher with prime heavy 7.50 to 7.60, mediums 8.10 to 8.25, heavy yorkers 8.15 to 8.25, plus 8.25 to 8.40, roughs 5 to 6.
Cincinnati receipts 1400 steers good to choice 6.50 to 8.50 dollars calves 11.50 hogs 7.85, sheep 3.50 to 4, lambs 11 to 11.60. Chicago receipts 45,000 hogs 6.60 to 7.25, cattle 8.85 to 11.50, sheep 10.25 to 11.50, lambs 11 to 11.60, yearlings 6.75 to 9.75. Strong to steady markets with varied packer and feeder values.
All four powers United States Great Britain Japan and France have agreed to a quadruple agreement to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. Delegates of the four nations expect to meet soon to formally present acceptances.
Judge Don V. Parker of Ohio, prohibition commissioner, told delegates at the anti-saloon league convention that law enforcement officers must not let personal opinions interfere with their official duties. He stressed professional neutrality in enforcing liquor laws.
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