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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1922
Page
6
A quick guide to making a pint of cough syrup using 2% ounces Pinex and a sweet base such as sugar syrup molasses honey or corn syrup. It claims fast relief by thinning phlegm easing throat irritation and aiding bronchial conditions with aNorway pine extract concentrate Pinex. The ad promises satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co Wayne Indiana.
Dr Royal S Copeland New York health commissioner declares publicity could wipe disease from the earth if doctors openly share cures. He condemns secretive medical codes and cites Dr Adolph Lorenz as proof that advertising brings patients to proven treatments and exposes hidden healing powers.
Una Hanley, a young attractive woman in London, seeks revenge on society by breaking hearts and robbing people. She poses as a daughter, becoming a creature of circumstance, indifferent to others' suffering as she advances her scheme.
In Cambridge Ohio Mrs M E Stephen son describes severe illness at six months old and weak health. After using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription she reports regained energy after six bottles and now recommends it. She notes availability of liquid or tablet forms from local druggists or a trial offer from Dr Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
The article traces Una Hanley from a privileged Dresden china type to crime and six months in jail. It links her downfall to a nameless childhood, noting a perceived stain that shaped her view of men and life and transformed her into a bitter, embittered woman.
An aching tooth or neuralgic gum is soothed by applying Tooth-Soo the on inflamed gum or inserting in the cavity on cotton. Dentists recommend Tooth-Soothe for soothing toothache without cocaine or narcotics. Small bottles with directions cost only a few cents at drug stores.
William Hartley is recovering steadily after hospital care and may return home soon. Harrison Misner buys a Barred Rock cockerel from Allen Chadwell to start a poultry venture. Mason Mescher resumes mine work after illness. Local shoppers include Oscar Kittle, John Wemmer, Sam Sayers, and Raymond Sayers. Poston Consolidated Coal Co. contracts mine props for the year. Several Wemmer and Boudinot family members visit county seats and farms. Revival meetings led by L. W. Spaye attract strong attendance at Millfield Church of Christ after Chauncey success.
Howard farm has moved milling equipment to their home here to saw material for a double garage and is expected to be a reality within weeks. Miss Hazel Wemmer visited her grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Wemmer over the weekend. George Kish, a local farmer, was a Saturday business visitor in Glouster. Plans are underway to reorganize the Concord Sunday school as weather improves. Community interest in the country church is sought.
The battleship Michigan, long associated with Vera Cruz, Mexico, goes out of commission in Washington after twelve years in service. Authorized 1906 and launched 1908, she served in the Atlantic Fleet and protected American interests in Cuba and Mexico before wartime patrols and aiding AEF veterans homeward. Displacing 16,609 tons at 452 feet, she carried eight twelve inch guns.
Gladys Rogers, recently arrested in St. Louis for stealing a diamond ring, escaped from a room on the second floor of the Atlanta courthouse after locking two officers and Betty Andrews, connected to the Frank Dupre murder case, in the room following Judea Humphries sentencing her to a year at the state prison farm.
Cincinnati police seek 20 men who robbed Labrot Graham distillery in Woodford county Kentucky stealing between 350 and 400 cases of whiskey. Four guards were held up during the attack.
McKee Drug Co offers a Hyo mei relief outfit with a money back guarantee. If not satisfactory, customers receive a full refund of the purchase price.
No-To-Bac offers a simple method to stop smoking and chewing. A tablet placed in the mouth allegedly ends all tobacco cravings and improves mental and physical health, with a money back guarantee if cravings persist.
Lincoln Nebraska February 20 the American Legion and Welfare groups promote a job program for unemployed veterans of foreign wars. Each approved applicant gets a petition for signers who pledge two dollars monthly for night patrols. Patrols operate in assigned precincts with hourly police contact, reducing fires burglaries and liquor production in the home district.
The February 1 1922 U S Treasury statement shows population 109 055 000 and money in circulation 5 447 953 533. Per capita circulation falls to 49 96 while foretelling potential wage and price cuts if the money value declines continue, urging caution against debt and get rich quick schemes. WM J Warrener notes economists at sea and advises preparation for storms.
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