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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
10
A home remedy touts a cheap cough syrup using 4% ounces Pinex bottled with sugar syrup or alternatives. Claimed to relieve ordinary cough within 24 hours and aid bronchitis and asthma symptoms, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Wayne Indiana.
In a tale featuring Billy the goat and Mrs. Brown, boys fire crackers at the goat. Billy dodges, butts a fence rail to knock the attackers off balance. He helps a boy over the fence and then, with Mrs. Brown amused, heads toward town while vowing to avoid further trouble.
An English centenarian is recorded as having lost his first tooth at the age of 102. The note highlights remarkable longevity and dental milestone in a nonagenarian era.
In a tense farewell scene Ilona Cameron pleads with Miguel as she faces parting from her gypsy life. She acknowledges her new identity as a Kentucky aristocrat and asks him to remember her as Ilona the Golden Girl while offering future aid.
Raymond Fortner, 27, of Haute, Indiana, an interior decorator, killed his wife today after rejecting Christmas gifts he had brought for their two children.
A rental land dispute in Scotland County North Carolina has persisted in court for fifteen years without resolution, highlighting a drawn out civil case and ongoing legal actions.
About two thousand women gathered at Franklin and marched on the Jackson and Warner mine forcing 159 men to drop their tools. The demonstration is the most spectacular so far in the rump strike. They plan to march on other mines and may return if Lewis miners resume work.
Farmers in Baughman township report thrilling panther hunting activity as they pursue the elusive big cat, prompting local interest and vigilance.
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