Sale on Shirts Promises Wide Range of Sizes
The advertisement highlights shirts priced from five to twelve dollars offering a broad size selection to fit all customers.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
2
The advertisement highlights shirts priced from five to twelve dollars offering a broad size selection to fit all customers.
An old line cold remedy praised for decades as a high quality treatment for colds coughs grippe and croup. It claims proven effectiveness in families and safe use for both adults and children with no after effects. Available from druggists for 60 cents and 1 20.
A period advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a smooth acting laxative that treats bowels with gentle firmness and quick results. It claims to be non violent and effective, available from all druggists for 25 cents a bottle.
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets evolved after 17 years in private practice to replace calomel for liver and bowel issues. The vegetable olive oil mix reportedly does not cause pains griping gum injury or acid dangers yet stimulates the liver and bowels. Take when feeling logy and heavy to clear clouded brain and lift spirits. Prices are 10c and 25c a box.
Amesville residents relocate as the Marquis family sells to Jennings Coal Co and moves in with the new neighbors. Families Ellis and Fleming transfer to Athens. Dyson couple buy Maplewood Drive home for April 1 occupancy. Shoop returns from hospital visit. Beasley gas well shows signs of decline near William Skinner’s farm. Red Cross seals distributed by Rev. Miller boost holiday sales. George Chambers of Athens visits. pecans from L. B. farm gifted locally.
Glaziers this year outpaced Texas nuts due to shorter summers. Dr. Weber raises his house by two feet adds an office, veranda and furnace. Homer Linscott wins praise for a two tool comb rack at the Farmers Institute. Eastern Stars elect officers led by Eva Gifford and F W Gibson, with Nell Gifford and Gertrude King also serving. A social closing with cake ice cream and coffee followed.
Consumers are invited to buy Christmas candy at Me. Daniels offering the largest assortment at reasonable prices. The ad highlights variety and affordable options for holiday confectionery.
Mrs Ida R Bennett of Peach Ridge Athens R D 2 widow of Private Lewis Bennett Co D 174th Ohio Infantry receives a pension of 12 dollars a month from July 2 1917 and 25 dollars from October 6 1917 plus an invalid accrued pension as announced by Congressman I M Foster.
Use Hyomei to drive catarrh and head colds quickly. Breathe the antiseptic through the nose and throat to soothe inflamed membranes, reduce swelling, and promote healing without stomach dosing or narcotics. Available at McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists.
A period ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for dyspepsia and acidity. It claims tablets neutralize stomach acids and end distress within moments after a dose, at little cost in drug stores.
Farmers husk corn and haul coal in Bates neighborhood. Several residents travel to New Lexington and Athens for schooling, visits, and social events. A coal mine opens on Judge Wood farm. An advertised tonic claims no head effects, with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
The Bayer tablets carry the Bayer Cross and are trusted for over eighteen years. They provide relief for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbago rheumatism joint pains neuritis and general pain. Handy 12 tablet tins cost only a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
Mrs Allen Secoy of Guysville spent the weekend with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Pearl McLain. Clarence Briley on the sick list is improving. R Lenigar recently returned from Indianapolis to his home here. Mary Dowler of The Plains visited her daughter Mrs S S Shaw. Edna Moore spent the weekend at White Hall. Elsie Briley of White Hall visited Doris and Gladys McHarg. Margaret Hatch of Amesville spent the week at her home. Amos and Mrs Amos Driggs hosted a noon gathering. Mrs Fred P Linscott hosted the Social Sewing Club from Nelsonville with a four course luncheon. The Athens Grange will hold a special meeting Friday evening at 7.
The notice invites a class of sixty to a meeting set to confer the first and second degrees. All candidates are asked to be present promptly at 7 30 oclock. Social mentions include Ruth Shaw visiting Doris and Gladys McHarg, and dinners hosted by Fred Linscott with several local couples. A pie social at Factory school drew attendees from Several.
J A Tittle and C C Phillipine Lodge 709 in Chauncey Ohio confer the Knight rank Saturday night at 7 30 followed by lunch on December 13 12 10 2
Centre College will face Harvard next season as part of a tougher schedule that includes Notre Dame and the University of Virginia. Harvard plans three inter sectional games, turning down Illinois on October 23 and adding others to its slate in Cambridge.
An inventor patents a system to speed up quick lunch service by using carriers hanging on overhead tracks with trolleys to move meals across rows of tables. The design aims to reduce waiter transit time and improve throughput in fast service restaurants.
Mrs. C. D. Norris serves as elector choirister of the Methodist choir. The roster includes Mrs. C. H. Welch Miss Jane Ryan Mrs. Joseph Pickering Mrs. Winfield Scott Miss Bishop Corydon Haddox C. C. Henson W. K. Scott and Thomas Sheldon.
Harry McKinstry, Harry Brown, and Arthur Vorhes with a group from Albany spent Thanksgiving with Alvin Carpenter at Carpenter station, sharing meals and companionship.
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