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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
6
The ad touts Freezone as a quick, painless remedy for all corn types including between the toes. It claims a tiny bottle costs only a few cents and can remove the corn or calluses without soreness or irritation.
Billy the runaway goat evades two kidnapers and the farmer as he slips from a hidden spot and races toward the farmer. Billy warns Betina and Stubby that the captors remain on their trail, promising revenge if crossed. The farmer believes the circus animals are safe, unaware the old gate may not hold them.
Advertises a $1 package of Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets free with every bottle of Nuxated Iron. Claims enhanced weight gain for thin or emaciated readers and explains organic iron is essential for nutrient use. Details are aimed at readers purchasing iron and vitamins from local druggists.
In a Wellington setting, Miss Ermentruda Cameron and Ilona face social expectations as their mother orchestrates a high society evening at the Country Club. Mrs. Cameron longs for youth while urging grace, and Truda weighs propriety against the lure of the adoring crowd. The party aims to uphold Wellington’s reputation for hospitality and pretty girls.
Coolville Mr. and Mrs. Ed Galbreath were Sunday guests of their daughter, Mrs. John Hayhurst. Mrs. F. C. Smith of Little Rock ing is spending a few days with Mrs. Westervelt. Miss Nellie Ashcraft is ill.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural sugar coated laxative and blood purifier. It claims they relieve bad breath without calomel’s after effects and that users should take one or two nightly for a week. It also mentions Mrs B P Jacobs of Columbus and praises Mrs Allard with a poem dated 1884 1922.
A letter from Mrs. Alemna Allard features a birthday recognition for her eighty eight years. The Allard family history includes Dr. Allard who practiced dentistry in Pomeroy Ravenswood and later in retirement. After deaths in 1951 1917 1918 she lived with her three daughters in Ravenswood and Coolville.
The Higley Study Circle hosted Genevieve Cline of Cleveland as part of the City Federation program. She urged teaching the constitution to schoolchildren and honoring the flag, speaking to an attentive Athens audience before traveling to Nelsonville with local club women.
Harry Brooks of Glouster asks the Athens County Common Pleas Court for a divorce from wife Lillian Brooks and custody of their six year old son. He accuses her of gross misconduct with several men and states she has lived with Claude Stargan at Glencoe Belmon County since May 1921.
Ohio Supreme Court set execution date for Walter Wright of East Liverpool unless Governor Davis grants clemency. Wright is to die in the electric chair at the penitentiary for the murder of Harry D. Cummings, a Steubenville garage man.
Brig Gen William Mitchell arrived in Berlin and declared the American dirigible Roma the safest ship that ever took the air. He noted the danger of sects as a global threat.
An antiseptic cream for catarrh and colds promises instant relief. Apply into nostrils to soothe swollen membranes and open blocked airways, noting sensations of clear head and easier breathing. Obtain a small bottle from a druggist.
Cincinnati February 22 Geoprze Hawke a dry leader was named in two warrants signed by city auditor Al Deckebach charging misuse of a pool room license in the name of the Lincoln Pool Room Company.
A coupon offer invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to request a free trial of a breathing method at no cost. The ad emphasizes relief from wheezing and paroxysms, targets long standing or recent cases, and promises immediate action without payment or postage.
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