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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1919

Page

2

Cascarets Ad Claims Gentle Liver and Bowel Cleanse

A vintage advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant laxative and liver cleanser. It promises relief from headaches biliousness coated tongue and digestive discomfort without griping or sickness, suitable for children.

Descarete

Troop Train Arrives Near Athens On Country Route

Fragmentary text notes a troop train movement toward Jefferson Barracks Missouri with Ohio cadets and a small percentage of casuals aboard. Details about times and destinations are unclear due to damaged text.

Ohio Koeeta Sherman Jefferson Barracks

Spies Shot in Britain Highlight German Gatekeeping

London reports detail eight German spies executed in Tower of London on orders of British authorities. The piece notes the use of a specialized chair and firing squad, with a hasty shift from hanging to shooting as a cost effective method.

London Tussaud Tower of London Germany England Secret Service Channel Naval In Department Hall Strait of Dover Roger Keyes Hun Britain British Secret Service Wormwood Scrubs

Unclear fragmentary notice

Fragmentary text mentions burdens, kidneys, and dealers but lacks coherent events or clear facts to summarize into a full news item.

Wisconsin Socialists Begin Move in Legislature

The Wisconsin State Journal reports a socialist movement forming in the legislature. The item notes Judge Land fencing of issues and urges citizens to pay their same tax to prove patriotism amid charges that not all can be heroes but all can be patriots.

City Council Plans Housing Numbers Ordinance For Free Mail

Council authorizes Solicitor Rose to draft an ordinance numbering houses to satisfy free mail delivery rules. It will be introduced at the March 7 meeting. A bridge repair contract for Sunday Creek near Standard Oil tanks will be awarded in March with lumber on site and bids to be sought next week. The K and M railway issues an order closing the telegraph office Saturday night to Monday morning and the depot Sunday afternoon after No. 5 departs. Citizens may leave town for No. 6 Sunday and check train arrival by phone in Corning. A business and city official message to Washington protests the order and seeks its rescission next week.

Council Rose Glouster Sunday Creek Standard Oil Company K. & M. Railway Company Snday Corning Washington

Minor injuries at Mine 10 during boiler unloading incident

Several men were slightly injured at Mine 10 yesterday when timbers gave way during boiler unloading. All injuries were minor.

William Dunnett Dies After Ten Days Illness

William Dunnett age 86 died yesterday afternoon after a ten days illness with the flu. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday afternoon at two o'clock with burial in the city cemetery. He is survived by his widow and seven children, the youngest a nine month old baby.

William Dunnett Cefhmetery Dunnett

Funeral for Mrs. Dalmah Hilt in Jacksonville

Mrs Dalmah Hilt 68 of Jacksonville dies suddenly Thursday at her son W C Hilt’s home. Funeral will be at U B Church Jacksonville tomorrow with burial in Russell cemetery. She is survived by her husband and five children.

Dalmah Hilt Jacksonville U. B Russell

Protection in Danville as officers cope with whiskey-fueled radiator blast

Revenue officers guarding bone dry Indiana decided on trench helmets after a whiskey-filled automobile radiator exploded near their noses in Danville Illinois.

Danville Ill Revenue Bone Dry Indiana

Law bills seek curb on Bolshevism at Congress

Washington February 21. Legislation proposed by may or Hanson of Seattle targets Bolshevism. Representative Burnett introduces two bills one to ban all immigration for four years and another to deport interned and alien anarchists Bolsheviki and related radicals.

Washington Hanson Seattle Burnett

A Smart Spring Wrap Pattern Explanation

A description of a satin and silk wrap pattern detailing suitable fabrics, front facings, and six bust sizes from 84 to 44 inches. It notes fabric yardage for size 88 and offers mailed patterns for 10 cents.

Grand Elks Lodge to Host Grand Inspection Event

Tuesday evening features the Grand Exalted Ruler and District Deputy at the Elk Lodge for the annual inspection. A large class of candidates will be admitted to the order, followed by a banquet. The event is the lodge’s biggest occasion and draws Elks from out of town. The piece also notes a tax boost slogan and compares an income tax receipt to a service stripe.

Lodge of Elks

Budapest declares siege after communist riot

Paris report says Budapest is under siege after a Thursday riot. insurgents stormed Nepszava offices, occupied the railway station and post office. government troops captured the station. Meanwhile in Germany, over 700 Spartacans died in clashes at Hervest and Dorsten amid fresh rioting in Gotha Stettin and Hamburg.

Paris Budapest Zurich Mafin Nepszava Ofice London Hervest and Dorsten Copenhagen Battrupp Gotha Stettin Hamurg

Logan Scotia Defeats Troop Two in Armory Basketball

Most Everything Logan Scotia beat the local Scouts of Troop Two 19 to 10 at the Armory last evening. Cameron led Athens with two fouls and one basket. Stickney, Roberts, and Strout added baskets. Logan’s others were Strotman German and Helser. Blair starred for the visitors with five baskets and one foul. In a second Armory game the Training School beat Mechanicsburg 38 to 8 with Briggs and McConney tying on three baskets. Murray, Davis, Shafer added two each. Kaler and Ruth scored for Mechanicsburg. Dr Stansberry was called to Luhrig to tend a sick cow later dying, autopsy revealing a long board in the cow’s stomach. A lumber fall injured William Hayes, a truck driver, crushing his ankle. he received treatment at Dr Henry’s office.

Logan Scotia Armory Cameron Athens Stickney Roberts Strout Dupler Blair Logan Strotman Helser Mechanicsburg Briggs McConehey Murray Davis Shafer Rhodes Kaler Ruth Dr. Stansberry Luhrig Doc William Hayes Athens Lumber Company

Scores Reach Mark in Athens Gun Club Shoot at Mill Street Range

Excellent scores were posted by Athens Gun Club members at yesterday’s fifty target event on the Mill street range. Doc Clark led with 49, followed by John B. Poston 48 and several shooters reporting 40s and 80s amid plans for promising shoots in the coming season.

Athens Gun Club Mill Street Doc Clark John B. Poston J. BE. Bain J. B. Swanson W.S. Southerton W Bartels Pete Martin J. A. Wiseman Ray Copeland

Death of Mrs J L Ferguson Miss Estella Atkinson

A death notice reports Mis J L Ferguson formerly Estella Atkinson of Moro Arkansas. A Zaleski native and former student at Ohio University she taught in Ohio Colorado and Louisiana. She spent years in Athens Public Schools seventh and eighth grades. Survived by her mother in Zaleski and two sisters Mrs J G McKibben of Zaleski and Mrs Johnie Pad bach of Newark New Jersey.

Homer Mis J. L. Ferguson Estella Atkinson Moro Arkansas Ferguson Ohio University Ohio Colorado Louisiana Athens Public Schools Zaleski J. G. McKibben Johnie Padbach Newark N. J

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