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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub as fast relief for a sore back. It claims the pepper heat penetrates in minutes and erases soreness, urging readers to ask a druggist for the genuine product with the correct name on each package.
The Missionary Society met at 27 Mound Street with 35 members. President Mrs. C. B. Skidmore announced the charity play Our Minister's Birthday set for March 9 and 10. Grace Steinbeck from China will speak at a local church next Friday at 1 pm.
Cork railway station seized by strikers amid protests in Cork as reported by Central News dispatch. The action comes as labor unrest disrupts rail services and sparks confrontations with authorities in the city.
In South Africa the Tugela River is reputed to have surged as much as forty feet in a single night due to mountain thunderstorms.
Kiwanis members urge Athens city council to post well marked street signs to ease navigation for visitors. A committee led by Ned Wolf Field Scott and Prof Thomas Hoover will meet the council. The group also asks residents without house numbers to display them soon. A separate committee including Hoover Kerr Roberts Horn Stewart and Woodworth will travel to Logan to promote Kiwanis chapter formation.
Senator La Follette charges an unholy alliance between federal courts and vested interests to crush labor and turn free workers into serfs, in a Feb 10 speech reported by the International News Service.
Carbondale racing club reports strong season and ample funds for dogs. A five hour race promises a large prize, with a profitable purse for top dogs. Revival by By the Way Minerals draws huge crowds, seating requires advance purchase. Carbondale mines vary in activity with Rice mine lagging while others run two to three days weekly.
Simple remedy promises relief from catarrh and bad breath by breathing Hyomei through a small inhaler. Pledges money back if it fails, offered by McKee Drug Co.
Forced back to Port San Francisco by a fierce Pacific storm the Betsy Dollar, badly damaged, limped toward Vancouver as wireless messages from the steamer Beauport Beaver reported direct contact with the Betsy Dollar.
A fragment notes that camels can live to ages around a century, thriving in desert environments. The report highlights extraordinary longevity among these animals and hints at their adaptation to extreme conditions.
Community notes report Epworth League organized at M P church with Clyde Russell as leader and Rev Lee delivering his first German Sunday sermon. Eastern Star to meet next Tuesday February 14. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Virgil Baughman and a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Hulbert.
A reader describes long stomach misery ending with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. They claim the simple preparation removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract, easing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves value with money refunded. McKee Drug Co 666 advertises for colds fever and la grippe.
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