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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
6
Sparse readable fragments mention a notice or job listing with unclear details. The text references a driver on Ly to Ba and a vague work instruction but omits dates places and names. Further readable context is needed for a precise headline and summary.
An old remedy ad touts St Jacob’s Oil as a quick fix for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims a small trial bottle applied to the back relieves soreness within fifty counts and is harmless without skin burning.
Report describes a remedy focusing on a purely vegetable corrective to address coating tongue dull headache and yellow skin signaling a disordered system. Claims urge immediate use to prevent infection and a sick spell.
A reader from Gainesville claims Foley Kidney Pills cured his insomnia after one bottle, saying he slept soundly and felt refreshed while the product promised to tone up sluggish kidneys, purge body poisons, and boost appetite and energy.
Los Angeles reports intense speculation over the motion picture sector. The industry considered hiring Will Hays at a salary beyond his postmaster general role, prompting his resignation to join Screenland. Joseph M. Schenck, newly moved from New York to Los Angeles, was the first producer to discuss the post with Hays, having helped shape the duties he would perform.
Joseph M. Schenck outlines Will Hays role as a film industry umpire to organize groups, prevent clashes, and promote censorship avoidance. Hays will improve productions and keep industry tracks clear while resisting political or sectarian influence in judging content. The piece also notes related arts, lectures, and Ohio federation updates.
Mrs George Elliott McCormick notes the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs aims to preserve King's English this year. Cincinnati Women's Club literature chair Mrs Elmer Laurence lists program subjects for the Better English Circle including readings from O Henry and a spelling drill for review.
An old Dayton News home ad promotes Lithiated Buchu as a remedy for nighttime urination and bladder issues. It claims the formula is on the package and lists 2 cent tablets sold by McKee's Drug Store and Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio.
An advertisement touts Musterole a clean white ointment made with mustard oil as a natural headache remedy. It claims no internal medicine after effects and reads that jars and hospital sizes are available at drug stores for 35, 65 cents, and $3.
The ad claims SUSTO provides life giving elements from yeast rice eggs milk and beef protein to treat fatigue poor appetite and run down health. It cites a physiologist at a medical college praising its role in stimulating appetite increasing weight and aiding convalescence with infants and children and offers a money back guarantee if no improvement after one month.
A druggist offers Freezone a small bottle to treat hard and soft corns and corn between the toes. The remedy promises instant relief and easy removal without pain.
The pattern offers six bust sizes 84 86 88 92 94 96 inches and notes an 88 inch size uses 4 yards of 44 inch material. Skirt width at the foot runs about 2 yards and the pattern ships to any address on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps.
A week to ten days are needed to complete and fill orders. The schedule ensures production and delivery windows align with customer demand.
Ysabel Rodriguez, castanet queen of The Last Waltz, divorces Dr. Carlos De Mendis in Chicago. She claims he aspires with the most costly whiskers in America and that support costs reached $40,000.
The Trade Record from The National City Bank of Newark notes dramatic growth in U S produced manufactures and exports from 1889 to 1919 and into 1921 Finished manufactures exports rise to 37 percent of total exports in 1921 up from 15 percent in 1890 Despite price declines in 1921 the value of finished exports reached 1 625 million dollars underscoring a growing overseas demand for U S goods
An ad promotes a free trial of a breathing method for asthma and hay fever. It targets chronic and recent cases, promising relief regardless of climate, age, or occupation, and emphasizes no cost, no postage, and no payment required. It aims to reach hopeless cases where inhalers or other remedies failed.
John Wyckoff of Athens Ohio argues that the Chamber of Commerce inquiry into the Hocking coal situation may be biased against miners. He urges the panel to visit mines, inspect coal quality, and respect the basic wage agreement while warning that operator refusal to meet could trigger a suspension of work on April 1.
A practice for captive lions and tigers specifies a weekly single day without food to maintain health. This routine aims to balance nutrition and digestion for big cats in captivity.
Dr F M Edwards longtime Ohio physician touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild liver and bowel tonic. Ad claims pale complexions and various ailments improve with nightly use, pricing 15 and 30 cents. Also includes a string of local property transactions and a note that Christian churches are the only taxed in Japan.
A series of property transfers is reported across Athens Township Athens City Carthage Township Albany Cumberland and other areas. Buyers include Jesse White Edith Carr Mary Edwards Sarah Croy Wilbert Swartz May Bean Flora Mills and Mattie Dotson among others with nominal or token consideration.
A promotional note offers a free 85 cent bottle of The Williams Treatment to prove it can relieve kidney and bladder troubles rheumatism and chronic uric acid caused ailments. It directs readers to mail in a letter to The Dr D A Williams Co Dept V 5673 East Hampton Conn and asks for ten cents to cover postage and packing costs.
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