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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
10
Dr. Edwards offers Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The olive colored tablets are a mild vegetable laxative that acts without griping and helps the bowels and liver function naturally. Many use them nightly for regularity with no harsh effects. prices are 15c and 30c.
Ilona enters a glittering scene in a club house among three counties, drawing attention with a black gown and gypsy past. Dana, flanked by Roger Cabel and a mix of Atlanta and Louisville visitors, enjoys admiration from eager young men as the night unfolds. the tale promises more to come.
Two tramps discuss stealing a group of animals that have amused a farm, planning to force the performances for profit. They imagine the animals as a traveling novelty and plot to steal them at night, showing a shady criminal intention.
Two boys plot a farm theft to steal four live animals with dreams of easy money. The elder urges caution while the younger fantasizes about trickery and the farmers’ gullible wives offering treats. The elder warns the day will come to regret the plan.
A dialogue outlines a scheme by two boys to steal a farmer's animals and hide them in a barn, with plans to pose as farm laborers for supper and lodging. The passage also notes public sentiment about movie entertainment and its value for children, urging support for wholesome films.
Public forum letter argues that Athens cinema should host weekly child friendly plays or films to provide beneficial content for children. The writer notes many youngsters attend Saturday matinees and worry over adult oriented material.
A reader from Glouster Ohio challenges Editor Tucker to answer from Scripture where teachers are "blind guides" and whether salvation in Christ ends at death or continues afterward. The note presses for a plain Bible-based ruling and says an investigation is welcome.
An article notes a cultural belief in several Eastern countries that being struck by lightning signifies divine approval. It discusses the ritual and social implications, including perceptions of fate, religion, and luck.
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