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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1919
Page
7
A dated ad caption touts Cascarets as a tasty ten cent candy but warns the product can harm tender stomach liver and bowels. The notice cautions parents about potential health risks and urges prudent use.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a safe candy cathartic for children. It claims quick relief from biliousness, constipation, and sour stomach without cramps or sickness, promising cleansing of the liver and bowels.
Geneva superintendent reports on church work under Leaven of Freedom in India and Christian Endeavor topics. Includes biblical references Matthew 11 28 30 9 36 88 and Hebrews 10 5 9 19 25. Notes consecration meeting and Decision Day activities.
At First Christian Church March Bible school at 9:00 A M led by J H Burt. Morning worship 10:30 features The Gospel's Challenge to the World. Evening worship 7:00 P M sermon The Profit of Christian Service. Christian Endeavor 6:00 P M and mid week prayer led by W D Robinson on Character Study Abraham Friend of God and Father of the Faithful Gen 12 ai 14 22 Heb 11 8-10. A graded Bible School class for everybody invites all to come.
Pastor B F Timmons leads grades and classes at 9:00 A M. Sermon by the pastor at 10:00 A M. A prayer and praise service follows with an ashore meeting Thursday evening. All are cordially invited to attend.
The pastor R G nee will preach at both morning and evening services. The morning sermon is The Stewardship Life and the evening message is The Rule for Christian life. All are invited to attend.
The Church of Christ meets for worship at 10 80.
Sunday service at 10 45 AM with Old Testament reading Numbers 11 17 and testimonies. Wednesday meeting at 7 30 AM invites all to attend with cordial invitation and contact for details.
A church notice invites attendees to a cottage prayer gathering in Campbell Street this evening. The item notes a Methodist context and emphasizes a simple, devotional format for local parishioners.
The church hosts Sunday School sessions and a morning service featuring a sermon by the pastor on the World’s Generence. A contest on attendance between the men and youth groups is noted and the evening program promises music from the choir.
Mr. Ray leads morning services with Pastor Lloyd Strecker at First M Church. Sunday school begins at 9 o'clock as part of the weekly schedule.
The Delaware conference notes a revival with Mr Everett M Stowe and Miss Ethel Dick leading worship and a sermon On My Honor. The community is invited to all services including a mid week prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 o clock.
Washington February indicates both House Republicans and Democrats plan to adopt a budget system to curb duplication of work and make government accounting scientific. A provisional measure could be introduced, aiming to save up to 500 million dollars annually in ordinary running expenses, with Senate figures from Utah supporting drastic efficiency steps.
Mary Coy appointed executrix of the estate of Joseph Coy late of Athens county Ohio deceased. Dated January 24 1919. H T Phillips Probate Judge of said County. 126-30tw.
Stockholders of the Mardin Brothers company held their annual meeting to elect new heads and to discuss full operation plans with representatives present. The event focused on corporate leadership and future production milestones.
A letter from James A Buck in Athens State notes Christmas cheer for French children and a small donation. Mrs. Jacob Hahn learns her son in Co A 310th MG BN, 79th, writes he is wounded but healing in hospital after fighting near Verdun, Paris, and awaits return home after the armistice.
Andrew Love of Murray City reports by his brother Harvey he is unharmed after a battle and plans to return to school. He expects news by February 20 and notes he is improving after the January 10 reference.
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