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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
6
Janet confronts Roy Nicoll after a kiss, debating motive and loyalty. He argues men misunderstand women and blames behavior on both sides. She contemplates jealousy and honesty, hints she may learn from him while resolving not to forgive yet. To be continued.
A garbled request asks about an open pownd topic and mentions advice from Lydia ham edi. It references a past work and seeks guidance on unclear terms and a possible 40 year span. The text is incomplete and lacks discoverable specifics.
A recent analysis shows that specific cooling methods applied to forging processes enhance the quality of steel. Researchers note improved grain structure and reduced impurities when controlled cooling parameters are used in production.
A reader complains of an abusive marriage and isolation. Mrs Thompson urges the wife to demand shared duties or leave, noting financial independence improves happiness. Another reader seeks purpose and loneliness relief and is advised to seek new activities, education, and social engagement.
A reader asks about seating between three people at a movie with Elizabeth and her friend. The reply suggests avoiding sitting between a couple who are interested in each other and notes any seating arrangement is acceptable in a drug store booth after the film.
A letter from two girls aged seventeen discusses dealing with an older friend who bosses them. It advises politely asserting independence, setting boundaries, and avoiding hurt feelings to earn lasting respect.
Mrs Annie B Taylor writes from O R F D 2 recounting relief from nearly lifelong headaches after using Nerv Worth medicine. The letter notes the remedy costs 3.00, claims no ineffectual additives, and promises a dollar back if not beneficial, with McKee's Drug Store in Athens stocking Nerv Worth.
A tiny bottle of freezone ether compound offers instant easing for corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to tender or hardened areas, and the soreness vanishes as the corn loosens so it can be lifted off with fingers. The product claims no pain or skin irritation and costs only a few cents.
A historical prescription promotes Parmine double strength with hot water and sugar to relieve head noises and nasal blockage. It claims quick relief, easier breathing, and stopped mucus drainage. Suitable for those with ear or nasal issues seeking a simple home remedy.
A Pawtucket saloon owner referenced as M T Cann is noted by J R. A Northeast citizen comments on a wife with a quirky tale about a porch mishap. A February 29 birthday puzzle asks when a leap year girl would be 108 years old after turning 27.
The column mocks postwar diplomacy with a stream of unlikely demands from nations and whimsical notes about Paris fashion and prices. It parodies a public prints summary of peace talks, hinting at frustration with complex negotiations and the broad, often contradictory stakes involved.
Our Lost Creek correspondent reports Mrs. Barneycut cut herself with a can opener in the pantry last week. Prof Copeland shares a church anecdote about dwindling attendance and a minister declaring affection during a sermon describing an engagement.
The reader asks whether a girl should write first to a boy after visiting. The reply: it is customary for the boy to write first, suggesting the girl wait for his initiation.
A remedy described as a vegetable laxative tea promises prompt bowel relief with no side effects. It claims to cure headaches bilious discomfort and liver issues and is advertised as affordable with a few cents for a generous package available at drugstores.
BAYONNE N J Feb 14 Despite repeated failures of his huge airplane to rise due to mechanical mishaps Captain Hugo Sunstadt plans another attempt today to fly the Sunrise prepared for the proposed trans Atlantic flight The failure of the compression on the self start prevented a trial flight yesterday Sunstadt cited purely mechanical reasons and many naval and military aviators agreed
Columbus Feb 14 Public funds for teaching German and other foreign languages in elementary schools would be prohibited if the Senate follows the House action on the Comings bill. Private and parochial schools may teach foreign languages only as an auxiliary. The Cochran bill allows county commissioners discretion to bar memorial halls from use as meeting places for un American activities.
A Kentucky druggist from Cub Run, J. B. Jones, praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says he has used it in his family for seven years and considers it the best cough medicine he has ever known.
An old health ad claims a strong link between acid stomach and brain related symptoms such as nervousness headaches irritability and melancholia. It promotes EATONIC as a tasty remedy that neutralizes stomach acidity and restores health with testimonials from users and a doctor endorsing its effectiveness.
When muscles tire and swell and joints stiffen Sloan's Liniment gives quick relief by reducing pain and improving circulation. It penetrates easily without staining skin and is advertised as a universal family remedy for sprains rheumatism neck pain sciatica and toothache.
Lorain county representative Hughes steers a measure through the house aiming to set the age of persons at fifteen, drawing on old English common law.
Capt. Mddie Rickenbacker, American ace, will be invited to be the guest of the assembly upon his arrival Monday. The invitation was proposed by representative Beatty of Hamilton county and was unanimously adopted by the house.
Citizens press to pass the Miller bill extending public utilities commission supervision over gas and electric firms. The house utilities committee voted yesterday to bury the measure.
A bizarre Nutmeg State style suit in St Louis involves farmer Joseph Eberilin demanding a shipment of apples as a temporary balm for his wife’s affection. The case seeks damages though details and exact claims are unclear in the fragment.
Kansas City, February 14. Portions of western local trains were annulled and wire communication westward was demoralized, signaling transport and telegraph disruption across the region.
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