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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
6
Dreamy responds that the young man has likely ended not to reply. The reader says a boyfriend left town promised to write and the girl asks if she should continue writing. Dreamy advises not to write again, implying lack of interest or communication from him.
A writer asks Mrs Thompson for guidance after eight months of courtship. She hesitates over jewelry and suggests flowers as best, with books or candy as acceptable alternatives.
A collection of reader questions and Mrs Thompson’s guidance on teenage dating popularity engagements and loneliness. Topics include sixteens and dances, engagement etiquette, a widow seeking companionship, and social expectations. Betty offers cautionary views on lingering past romances.
A user reports gaining 12 pounds in four weeks and better sleep and strength after using Bitro-Phosphate. Physicians endorse the product for nerve support blood enrichment and muscle building. available at McKee Drug Store and other drug stores.
Billy wanders into a crowded baby show scene where mothers praise their children as babies in white lace and blue ribbons parade by. He muses on his own son Dick while avoiding clinging babies and listening to families trade stories about their little ones.
Gwenda joins a lively theatre company and won instant acclaim as she dances the lily role in a calla Lily costume. Her performance, praised by peers and audience alike, marks a swift rise from shy newcomer to celebrated artist within hours.
Dispatch reports fourth hazardous materials in possession of two Greeks found in Milan Italy. The discovery reached King Constantine's staff who expressed extreme apprehension about the incident.
Chicago reported George H. Sisler of St. Louis led the American League batting at .407 over 154 games with the era’s top average. Cleveland’s speaker followed at .388, Babe Ruth ranked fifth, Joe Jackson fourth. Ruth homered eighty times and totaled 172 hits and 158 runs while leading home run honors and whiffs.
A West Virginia mother says her twenty year old son recovered from a severe illness after using Earle’s Hypo Cod. She reports restored appetite pain relief and a 15 pound weight gain along with better sleep and energy. The ad cites a local testimonial and urges readers to buy a bottle at the drug store.
New York police arrest Einar Dietrichson once employed by Chas Schwab for stealing a gold casket valued at 10000 dollars. A seaman, said to have sold the casket in Berlin, is also in custody. The case supports a theory that proceeds from New York burglaries were sent to Germany.
An advertisement claims a woman followed a druggist sister in law's tip to use Mary's Wonderful Remedy for chronic stomach and liver issues. It promises to relieve bloating pain and catarrhal mucus, with a money back guarantee after one dose. McKee Drug Co and other druggists sell it.
London December 14 Lady Astor told a mass audience at the Englishwoman's Exhibition that women have outgrown clinging reveries but lack logic in dress. She urged practical attire and noted women rarely vote for women, unlike men voting for their own sex.
Mrs. G. B. McKinstry of 19 Kurtz Ave Athens reports relief from backache dizzy spells and nervousness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says her kidneys regained regular action and back pain vanished. Prices cited. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the remedy.
Dr. William H. Buechner a local physician in Youngstown Ohio remains in serious condition after a transfusion operation yesterday. A nurse donated blood and the transfusion is being repeated every 12 hours as he fights pneumonia and strives to recover.
Thomas H. Wilson 79 senior vice president of First National Bank Cleveland died after a 15 week typhoid fever illness. Funeral services will be held at his home Thursday.
The proposed football game between East Tech high of Cleveland and Haverhill high of Massachusetts for a Pacific coast title spot is off as Haverhill ends its season.
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