A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up
A home made remedy offers quick results for a stubborn cough. It emphasizes ease and low cost in preparation.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
7
A home made remedy offers quick results for a stubborn cough. It emphasizes ease and low cost in preparation.
In Paradise Valantine and Val Hannon share a tense, hopeful moment as Father Hillaire observes their bond. John Hannon returns at dusk to a jubilant scene, embracing his daughter Val and greeting loyal workers Bristow and others as the ranch hums with arrival and reunion.
In-law of Mrs. J. P. Rochester of Logan is noted who at one time held the position of postmaster here.
Mrs. Lydia Bright of Canal Winchester learns from St Paul telegram that Miss Louise Bright died Monday after brain tumor surgery. A longtime public school teacher in St Paul and Logan before, she is survived by five brothers and a sister. Funeral at the Methodist church Saturday at 10, Oak Grove Cemetery interment via L. L. Yocum.
A home made pine extract syrup claims rapid cure for throat and chest colds and bronchial conditions. The ad describes mixing 2½ ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup or substitutes, offering a full pint family supply with pleasant taste and long keeping quality. The Pinex Co promises satisfaction or money back, F Wayne Indiana.
Perry watches Lightning the gelding weary from pursuit as John bets on the horse’s extraordinary stamina. Belle reacts with awe while the boss jokes about racing tension and safety, noting Lightning’s wind and staying power akin to the Redstar. The scene ends with a promise of continuation in the next issue.
Advice and information accompany each box of PAZO OINTMENT. The remedy is guaranteed. Price is 60c and available at any drug store.
Harrisonville hosts a community sale and school exposition at the high school next Saturday. The day begins with an orchestra concert at 16 o clock in the new auditorium followed by furniture from the boys shop, a community dinner, and a wood time program. The store in the auditorium was built by J F Clark. Mrs Harley Derry visits Snowville for illness. The town plans rodent control drives if weather moderates.
The piece describes a mock trial with Gov Vic Donahey as judge and figures from Massillon and Athens as witnesses. It details a lively, humorous courtroom tableau including a governor, mayor, safety director, a private investigator, reporters, and local officials amid a crowded scene with desks, paintings, and noisy testimony.
Judge Stephenson received a report for the state hospital at Athens Tuesday stating David Lee died there on that day. Probate records show he was committed to the institution from this county on March 9, 1922. His home was in Cawthorne in Ward township.
Mac Cooley, Natco Fire Proofing superintendent at Haydenville, is to be moved to East Palestine. Clarence Matheny, 18 months head of Hobart plant, will replace him. Change to take effect around March 1.
Mrs. Asbury Riggs of near Union Furnace received internal injuries after a fall at her home Tuesday morning. She was taken to the local hospital by Dr. M. E. Faulk for an immediate operation. her condition is reported favorable. Mrs. Joe Miller of North Walnut Street was admitted Wednesday with complications.
Jesse Lee Cawthorne was removed to Columbus hospital for feeble minded conditions by Deputy Rudolph Brandt and Chief Paul Eberst. He has remained in the county jail since a prior hearing before Judge Stephenson weeks earlier.
Clyde Bell, a Bremen truck driver, faced reprimand from the mayor after appearing for driving over a fire hose at Warsmith fire. He was charged with mashing a counting on a line of hose in an incident that happened over a week ago.
A diner in Lancaster asked for chile con carne but the waiter said the dish was sold out. Slim Seward happened to glance up and was seen paying his bill as the exchange ended.
An Athens man rushes across a street while his wife remains in the car lanes. He heads to the police station to report and faces a rebuke for breaking traffic rules. Julian Snyder now State Editor of Columbus Citizen, ex Messenger reporter known as Nobby Bert Shepherd, enters Shepard Paint Co. Store. Stacy Boyer noted as a famous shoe decorator.
After a decade away from the road a man now 75 returns to touring. His savings are gone and he faces hardship with a grip of stogies in hand.
The ad urges readers to visit tomorrow to explore dream opportunities and new prospects. It promotes a single upcoming event or location where lucrative offers or positions may be presented, aiming to attract attention with concise call to action.
Logan lodge No 1628 Loyal Order of Moose hosts an indoor festival from February 24 to March 3 at the Moose temple on Main Street. A Chevrolet coupe is the closing-night prize. Miss Logan contest names Edith Helber Mary Goslin Mary Wolfe Lelia Helber Esther Sheets Lelia Roby Velma Harter Emma Ullom Arline Lawther Frances Robb with diamond ring or trip to Meooseheart as prizes.
The new route will be the first from the hamlet and was secured after investigation. Farmers in Green and Kalls Gore townships will benefit, and Greendale will also be served by this postal addition.
Mrs. L. D. Johnson will entertain the members of the Saturday club at the home of her daughter Mrs. L. J. Eberle 39 East Washington street Nelsonville Saturday February 24. The club has previously met at Mrs. Fiberle’s home.
Word reached locals this week that Judge Vickers in Washington D C is ill with a general breakdown. He previously lived in Logan for years and had many friends there while serving as District Judge in the capital.
Twenty members of the Gil Arch I club and nine guests enjoyed a Tuesday evening dinner at Mrs. Amy Easterling’s home. The table featured prim roses and red nut cups with candy hearts. Favors were silk American flags as a three course meal was served and entertainment followed.
Rev J M Mills aged 72 died at City hospital after abdominal operation. For fifty years he served Methodist churches in Toledo De fiance Bellefontaine Marion Fremont and other northern Ohio cities. He is survived by a widow and five children.
Advertises Zemo as a skin treatment for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles. Claims instant relief from itching and rapid healing with a penetrating disappearing liquid available at drug stores 35c or 1.00 for a large bottle. Encourages immediate purchase to save distress.
In Mingo Junction Ohio S BL Huggins plans a new fighting chicken brand from Rhode Island Red stock. A rooster of that strain battled a large tomcat, using beak and legs to rout the attacker.
A cooking tip advises against piercing a steak or chop with a fork to avoid losing juices during frying or grilling. The guidance emphasizes keeping the meat intact for better flavor and tenderness.
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