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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
6
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After a costly victory at sea Blood is offered the Jamaica governorship by Lord Willoughby. The prize tests his loyalty as the Port Royal siege ends and he must decide between pastoral England and continued Caribbean command.
Guilford Connecticut William Roode hears odd laughter from his hennery and discovers a hen carrying a nest. He fears otter danger but is surprised by a larger brood forming as the bird announces unusual tidings of possible triplets.
Colds, la grippe and pneumonia are common. exposure cannot be avoided but resistance can be built. The ad advises taking Hill's Cascara Quinine Tablets regularly before and after exposure to crowded places to stay healthy and prevent illness.
Roode reports a single egg containing three distinct eggs inside. The hen, a Brahma red leghorn bantam mix, laid the unusual multi egg case clearly showing the combined contents.
Prince Joseph de Rohan, visiting from Vienna, believes Austria will not fall to Bolshevism due to Austrians’ reverence for order though the government fails to stabilize finances amid rising living costs. He says Hungary is better off though money is nearly valueless and supports monarchical loyalty with a future king.
Sufferers of bladder trouble report relief after using Lithiated Buchu Keller formula as advertised. A man from Vevay Indiana claims he no longer wakes to urinate and feels better overall after April usage. The ad notes impurities passed and instructs trying a few doses, with price at 2 cents per tablet and directs readers to McKee Drug Co. or Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio for details.
The Turkish government ordered all foreign warships from Smyrna. Britain says the move is not an act of war nor an unfriendly gesture, as stated by the admiralty this afternoon.
Floyd Simms aged 21 and Josephine Allbery aged 21 are married in New Plymouth. Simms is a student residing in New Plymouth and Allbery lives at home in New Plymouth.
Miss Clara Evaline Crutcher of Lancaster and Harry J. Mock of Logan were married at Hunter Street Lutheran parsonage by Rev. C. F. Lauer. Mrs. Mock trained as a nurse at Cherrington hospital and headed that unit. Mr. Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mack, served in Co. G, 148th Infantry, 37th Division in World War I and was wounded in Belgium. The couple will reside in Logan.
The city health board plans a two week sanitation drive in Logan to begin by March 19. Health Commissioner Dr. Rhoten will lead the effort to improve conditions and bring the city to a healthier standard by April 1 with a public appeal for citizens to cooperate. The board hopes to hire a full time sanitation officer in the near future.
Harry Roller 238 died Wednesday morning at the State hospital farm in Orient. He was a son of Charles and the late Mrs Roller and had been in the feeble minded institution at Columbus before transfer to the farm. Harden Undertaking Co. handles arrangements. their ambulance went to Columbus for the body. Mrs. Sylvester Six of Logan is an aunt.
If you cannot find a desired position in Help Wanted, place a personal ad in the Situation Wanted column of the Messenger. The column notes many satisfactory results from this straightforward method.
Health Commissioner W G Rhoten reports Logan’s flu outbreak on the wane after a crest reached last week. Many colds persist and pneumonia follows some cases while spread to surrounding areas grows. School absences rise with cold impact. weather improvements may aid recovery.
A meeting at the Methodist church Tuesday evening led by Dr G F Moorman discussed forming a Logan Boy Scout troop. Fifteen boys planned a follow up meeting next Tuesday to complete the organization and plan summer activities including a nearby camp.
Captain Collings, a seafarer, details his long rupture battle and self cure after failed medical trials. He offers a free book and medicine by mail, promising a simple home treatment for rupture sufferers worldwide.
A promotional request from Watertown New York seeks a free rupture remedy and book with no obligation. The ad invites readers to send name and address for the free coupon and remedy booklet.
A man who owned and operated a flour mill at New Plymouth continues in the milling business at his new location.
The Hocking County court of appeals met on Wednesday with four cases on the docket. Three involved whiskey matters. W I Kreig v Logan Manufacturing Co. was dismissed after the court denied leave to reply. No decision yet. an opinion is expected soon. A writ of error petition in Carl Stahr and Tom Woltz was also presented.
Elvin Crawford returns to Marietta college after two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Roy Crawford as he recovers from illness. Dr J S Cherrington bedbound Tuesday with what is believed to be the flu. Dexter Gray and daughter Mrs William Guthrie of Starr visit Logan. Howard Hockman of Canal Winchester visits Logan. Earlier he moved to Canal Winchester.
The case began before Mayor Koppe who found Stahr and Woltz guilty of selling intoxicants. A later attempt to move the case to common pleas court was overruled by Judge Pettit and the matter proceeded to the higher court.
The American Museum of Natural History reports progress on reconstructing Baluchitherium Granger, the colossal 2,900,000 year old fossil from Asia. The 12 foot high, 24 foot long creature had enormous tusks and thick skin, with Walter Granger leading research from the Third Asiatic Museum in Mongolia.
An expedition leaving London in summer will sail to the Pacific to visit remote islands. Scientists aim to trace the track of the recent earthquake that caused immense damage along the Chilean coast. The voyage is organized by the Scientific Expedition and Re-.
A Society expedition launches a 2000 ton schooner with an auxiliary oil engine. Fifty scientists including some women will join, and an airplane will be carried for aerial observations. The cruise may include visits to the Canary Islands Panama and Easter Island.
YPSILANTI Mich. Dr Lee Watling former Ypsilanti dentist who went to Germany 22 years ago and served the Kaiser family is dead in Munich according to word received here.
The article notes the floating leaves of the Victoria regia, a giant water lily, reaching diameters of up to 12 feet. The plant showcases remarkable size and vigor in its aquatic habitat.
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