A Good Suggestion for indigestion tablets
A reader is advised to try Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion. The pills are described as easy to take and agreeable in effect and cost a quarter.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
8
A reader is advised to try Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion. The pills are described as easy to take and agreeable in effect and cost a quarter.
Deputy Game Warden Joe Hibbard warns trappers to obtain 1919 licenses before year end and store licenses like tax receipts. Officers will return unsold blanks to Columbus with the final clerk’s report. Avoid ignorance claims and play it safe by keeping proper paperwork.
A fashion column notes the rise of metallic fabrics in day and evening wear with gold and silver brocades from China and Japan. It highlights metallic belts and ornaments, warns of overuse, and observes how shimmering materials dominate gowns, wraps, and accessories in a costly, extravagant era.
One minor accident has been reported since mining began with Dr. Crawford noting a local worker named Douglas injured at work. He will be laid off for several days though the injury is not serious. Gloucester plans at least one wedding for the holiday season and possibly more, with the bride-to-be withholding details and the date not yet disclosed.
Bids for a 2400 deficiency bond issue will be received until noon next Monday by Reuben Wagner city clerk. The bonds fund the city deficit from lost liquor revenue about 3000 yearly. The note explains Glasgow Ohio towns struggle with revenue and uses deficiency bonds as last resort.
M. I. Andrew, principal of Glossier High School, travels to Columbus today to handle matters related to local schooling and administration.
Mrs John M Gordon traveled to Columbus this morning for a short visit with friends. Mr and Mrs Oscar Moody of Hollister are announced to be the parents of a daughter born yesterday.
Kilgore presents Beaus and Belles at the Opera House on November 22 23 and 24 with a quality revue and connected pictures. Admission 15e, 8¢ war tax, total 12 shillings 19 2.
In Columbus Ohio on December 19 1920 Billie Smith twenty months old was placed in the custody of his father William A Smith formerly of Huntington West Virginia. Judge Bostwick declared Billie a ward of the court and promised aid to secure a suitable home for boarding.
On December 19 the Pacific coast saw bright sun except northward from Vancouver to San Diego. Prof Albert Porta named this day as the one for the worst storms in history with reports of a raging storm at Ketchikan Alaska offering some hope the forecast would come true.
Representative TI A Hatch of Athens County said the Ohio legislature would pass an income tax bill next month to fund distressed cities and towns. He argued the plan would raise revenue equitably, with exemptions for single earners with dependents and a cap of 1 percent on incomes up to 500 dollars a year. Relief would target Ohio districts, with 75 to 80 percent of collections returned to the localities.
A Christmas program at the State Normal College Training School featured the fifth grade’s fairy tale The Village Shoemaker and the fourth grade’s The New New Year. Mrs Price Miss Hesse and Principal Miss Waite led a well organized show with strong student costuming and disciplined performances.
Mrs. Charles L. Rardin 36 years old and a long time Athens resident died this morning at 6 30 from a complication of diseases. She leaves husband Lillian and Clarice at home Marie of Akron and Raymond of Columbus and sister Mrs Addie Shapiro of Columbus. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
Mackie's high school squad, after a season-opening win, faces Gallipolis at 7 p m tonight in the armory. Gallipolis returns to the local schedule after two years as the teams renew rivalry. Captain Collins is out with a sprained ankle. Wise to start at guard. The game is expected to be fast with a 7 o'clock start.
Washington December 19 Congress expects to hear from President Wilson on the railroad situation, possibly this afternoon or tomorrow. A two hour talk with W G McAdoo, former railroad director, strengthens the view that federal control should extend for at least several months and may last five years.
Sixty one alleged communists from western states arrived at Ellis Island to await deportation after a special train from San Francisco ten days earlier. Deportees were collected in St. Louis Chicago and Pittsburg. Bolshevik ambassador Tudwig A Martens visited Washington to avert a local court order holding him in contempt for defying the Lusk committee investigation into bolshevism.
Tex Rickard discusses Jess Willard plotting a comeback to boxing after the Toledo bout. Rickard notes Willard’s confidence and signals possible matches with Fred Fulton or a Dempsey option, while Willard trains in top condition and voices belief he is unbeatable when fit.
New York. Student nurses at New York Hospital announce their determination to strike unless granted one day off each week.
Atlantic City New Jersey December 19 Prosecutor Gaskill awaits county judge Robert Ingersoll's ruling on Mrs Esther Miller Blake accused of drowning her five year old son. A finding of insanity by local alienists is expected to prevent a murder trial and likely commit her to an asylum rather than proceed to grand jury.
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