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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
2
Druggist notes many women use the old Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe to cover gray hair. A modern version, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, is advertised to darken hair evenly, restore luster, and conceal prior gray roots after a few applications.
Bayer promotes genuine aspirin with bold package wording promising relief without fear. The copy emphasizes authenticity and trust in Bayer’s long standing aspirin formulation and brand image.
An old advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross marking and claims physicians widely prescribe it. It urges buying unbroken packages of twelve tablets and lists uses such as headaches toothaches neuralgia lumbago neuritis and joint pains while noting druggists also offer larger Bayer packages and detailing the pharmaceutical manufacture.
The Fr J Grayveon Company plans to establish a stove factory at the Hewitt plant near the old brick works in Athens. Three men currently work there as preparations continue, with 25 to 50 hires expected within six months as the business expands. A housing shortage could threaten the project and the city’s new industry.
Discharged service men may be entitled to government compensation for injuries or disease in the line of duty. Apply to a nearest United States Public Health Service representative. medical officers are stationed at Ashtabula Cincinnati Gallipolis Sandusky and Toledo Ohio and the U S Marine Hospital at Cleveland.
The East Shade column records visits and guest appearances. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Webb hosted Sunday guests, Otis F. Hawk joined Branch C. Liggett, and Miss Thelma Creamer stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brown and daughters Golda and Edith. Mrs. William Harris and Grace Dailey called on Mrs. S C Dailey, Flo Ruth stayed with Thelma Creamer, Golda Brown led Epworth League, and Mrs. Cyrus Moore visited Mrs. E. Ruth.
Advertises Hyomei as fast relief for catarrh, nasal congestion, and cough. Claims a two minute breath opens the nose, with a one day cold cure possible. Mentions eucalyptus origin oil and inexpensive complete outfit at McKee Drug Co. and druggists.
Mr and Mrs James Phetteplace announce the birth of a daughter named Morna Aretta born December 11. Miss Luta McVicker visits Miss Georgia Poston in Canaanville. Attendees from here attend James Morrison’s funeral at Sand Rock on Monday. Mrs Susan Wright shows improvement after illness. Kenneth Wyatt visited Athens Tuesday, Robert Evener and daughter visited Athens Thursday.
Olive Sines of Chillicothe attends cousin Cecil Croy funeral and returns home after visiting Hollister relatives. Local guests include Marshall Slisher of Murray City Olive Lines Claude Gill Lillian Bernice and Alice Slisher with music and games. Rev Belcher of Jacksonville leading a revival at Hollister church with 6:30 pm song services.
The report recalls days after a funeral for Cecil Croy with his mother and son Raymond returning home on Wednesday. Revival services at the church draw steady crowds with morning services at 10. Henry McLaughlin and family hosted their daughter Des Robinson and grandsons Russell and Delbert. Albert Horner visited Geo Yount's home Sunday evening. Wesley Byers moved to Columbus for employment. Edward Fier and wife visited Amy Bethel Monday evening. Bernice Slisher traveled to Glouster for business last Thursday. Marshal Slisher visited cousin George Slisher and family in Doanville on Sunday.
Two Cambridge district coal mines were in full operation Friday with day and machine men cleaning up at the others. Local miners officials have issued orders for all miners to report for work Monday morning.
The remains of 65 year old Caleb Goodyear, a patient at Athens State hospital for four years, were shipped yesterday to Pittsburg Dark County for burial by Undertaker Dowler. Death listed as cause unknown.
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