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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1922
Page
8
Treating rheumatism with salts and diet guidance
The article advises keeping feet dry and avoiding damp ground, eating less meat, and drinking lots of water. It promotes Jad Salts lithia water as a remedy to eliminate uric acid by stimulating kidneys, using a spoonful in water each morning for a week. It cites damp weather reducing skin pore activity and links uric acid to rheumatism.
Billy Sparks a Kidnapping Trick in Grim Gray Building
Billy discovers a gray stone building with iron barred windows and spots the kidnapper trapped by a tree. The chase prompts police involvement as Stubby signals danger and the kidnapper is taken to jail with his accomplice, ending the scene until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Bettina
Button
Stubby
The Golden Girl and the Two Rebels
Nona reads a warning letter from jealous Stella as Lana realizes she is powerless to oppose Stella’s plan to win Miguel. Nona struggles with love, fate, and family ties while contemplating whether she would risk everything to resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Nona
Stella
Lana
Miguel
I Want the Chance to Think for Myself
Gay laments parental control and longs for liberty to act on his own choices. Ilona jokes about other families and Gypsies while Gay reflects on his restricted life and desire for independence. The scene ends with a note that the story will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Gay
Ilona
Public Forum on A Citizen Letter to Miners
The Athens Messenger prints a reader letter from A Citizen, noting the miner audience. It argues the cost of coal production and suggests the writer criticizes the UMW of A with a hammering tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Tooth Soothe Promises Fast Relief For Tooth Ache
A remedy named Tooth Soothe claims instant relief for tooth and gum pain without cocaine or narcotics. Dentists recommend applying to inflamed gum and inserting in the cavity with cotton. small bottles with directions are sold for a few cents at drug stores.
Miners urged to stand firm against open shop trend
In a call to workers, the union argues that open shop pressure would strip miners of contracts and protections. It warns non union fields pay poorly and favors guards, urging members to back officers for better terms and to resist renouncing the union. Also notes Admiral Kato leading Japan’s arms conference delegation to sail February 21 from San Francisco. A farmer reflects humorously on town farming experiments.
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Ohio
Washington
Tomasaburo Kato
Masano Hanihara
Japan
San Francisco
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