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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1922
Page
4
The Bulletin of the California State Board of Health stresses that education is essential to public health. It argues a health officer and printed notices are not enough to halt contagious disease and urges widespread public knowledge of causes, prevention, treatment, and measures.
The piece notes embattled U.S. farmers demand limited government aid while aiming to “work out their own salvation” through broader cooperation. It highlights farmers uniting like workers and manufacturers, forming a powerful collective capable of combining capital and labor, signaling personal and class transformation.
Excerpts describe Samuel Gompers approving wage cuts in a Chicago interview. A flirtatious scene on a crowded Fifth Avenue bus follows, with a young wife and a mysterious stranger exchanging glances and a whispered plea for space.
A short humorous slice notes a boy with a heavy load of newspapers selling them rather than reading. It pithily reflects on gratitude after death and puzzled views on women and aging, ending with a jab at a Westerner exposing films.
New York reports a strong demand for factorymade homes shipped from the Midwest. portable and fixed designs range from two rooms to six rooms, with prices from 1500 to 3000 dollars. A oneunit concrete house delivers complete with a kitchen, bath, and folding beds, set up in a day within a 50 mile radius.
The Republican Publicity Association defends public life as a duty and urges students to pursue public affairs. It contrasts this with Walsh’s warning to avoid public careers and notes the higher rewards of private practice. The piece argues education and public service strengthen government and cites the Senate as example of dedication. No species of snakes are slimy.
Harmony Ohio February 5 1922 and editor Fred Bush recounts a long letter from Fort Lauderdale Florida. The missive covers home life jokes travel plans new purchases a mechanical cockroach and social updates about Athens and Ohio University. It also notes local police chief church visits and a Sugar Water Storage Company inquiry amid Q&A trivia.
A mothers' guide urges giving a teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup to constipated children to quickly cleanse bowels. It promises a well, playful child within hours and notes the fruity taste eases fussiness without griping. Parents are advised to insist on the genuine product with proper bottle labeling and directions for all ages.
Miners at Canaanville were surprised to learn Mr. L. V. Brown had not deducted rent. The workers expressed appreciation for the oversight and welcomed the development.
Frederick Haskin of Washington announces a Q and A service informing readers how to obtain answers to questions about insurance and domestic troubles. The bureau clarifies it provides information only and cannot give advice, offering research on listed topics and guidance on seeking further assistance.
The Bureau of Mines states that there is no coal or oil in Cepival America, so gas must be produced from alternative materials available in the region.
The Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr objects to Senator Walsh of Massachusetts who warned students that young lawyers ruin their careers by serving as mayors. Walsh said nine men out of ten.
Don’t stay stuffed up. A dose taken every two hours until three doses end grippe misery. First dose clears nasal passages and head, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness. Quickest relief, costs only a few cents, contains no quinine, tastes nice. Insist upon Pape's.
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