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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1921
Page
6
Elizabeth Neuman of Columbus Ohio reports Hypo Cod improved her appetite strength and nerve condition after a long struggle. She credits better sleep and energy to a bottle of Earle's Hypo Cod sold by local druggists.
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a pleasant, nut flavored remedy that quickly restores weight and health for those weakened by illness. It claims gains of nine pounds in five weeks and relief from coughing, with a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen. The ad cites uses for stomach trouble and wasting diseases, noting palatable emulsion similar to ice cream and priced at 1807 per bottle.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion sourness and heartburn caused by acidity. A few tablets neutralize stomach upset instantly and let people eat favorite foods again. The copy markets the low cost and immediate relief.
Mias Bridgeman a state organizer for the Parent-Teacher Association will form a local PTA in Pomeroy next Saturday. An initial meeting at the high school indicated strong interest and the public is urged to attend the organizing meeting at the high school Saturday at 2 o'clock.
Ex sheriff Jake Hartenbach vacates the jail and moves with Mrs Hartenbach to Mason home of her mother Mrs Lehew. Deputy George Beahrs also leaves office as Wilbur Reeves takes over as sheriff and D J Crary Davis becomes prosecutor succeeding D H Peoples.
The board of equalization faced a steady push from many citizens urging equalized assessments, effectively a call for lower valuations. The latest appraisement indicated widespread increases in Pomeroy, though no one asked for higher assessments.
Sheriff Reeves began his official trip taking Holly Starcher to the penitentiary to learn repentance for non support. He pleaded guilty Friday and was sentenced to from one to three years in the state institution by Judge Miller.
The first of five union gatherings bringing together Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and Peace churches in Pomeroy drew good attendance and interest at the Peace Church last evening. Tonight the series continues at the Baptist church.
H. M. Hoover, operator of a coal mine near Middleport, opens a grocery store this week in the Berg building. Meanwhile many small truck and house coal mines have ceased operations in the Bend area as coal prices on cars fall to 80 cents and demand remains weak, making current mining unprofitable.
Unemployed workers gather at Pomeroy Beach amid mounting want and hardships. The scene reflects rising distress among laborers as unemployment persists and local relief efforts lag.
Bids were opened by County Commissioners and State Highway Commission for Section H of the Ohio River Road below Middleport. Four bids ranged from 122 835 23 to 125 165 95 with Middleport firms close to each other. Awards will be decided in Columbus by the Highway Advisory Board, with completion of the contract planned.
College students including Manning s Daniels Miss Jenness Ruhl and Miss Althea Miller head back to Denison University in Granville after spending the holidays at home.
Mack Riddle aged 46 of Weston West Virginia and Emma Barnett aged 42 of Pomeroy listed in a local notices register. Lawrence Hartinger 30 and Violet Rickard 18 both of Middleport appear alongside George Neighbors 21 and Ethel Arthur 17 of Middleport. Francis Moore 21 of Middleport and Lillian Johnson 21 of Syracuse shown in the same notice.
Ed Searles collapsed and died from heart failure while shoeing a horse in his father’s Kyger blacksmith shop. He was 50, unmarried. Funeral held Sunday at the local M. E. church.
R G Webster, extra name here, rushed to Maine after his father’s death to manage family affairs. A telegram reported total destruction by fire of his Eastport fish packing plant the day after the funeral. Insurance covers only part of the loss. recent repairs cost several thousand dollars.
Dr Conrad Sayre, formerly of Mason and later Charleston, is relocating to Putney West Virginia to provide medical and surgical services under a contract with Campbell Creek Coal Co. This coal firm is among the largest in the state.
For the Marietta district quarter ending December 1 the Gallipolis and Racine charges overpaid their allotment while Sympson M E church fell $21 short of its goal. All other churches in the district were short by larger amounts. Eighteen months of the five year campaign have elapsed.
New Marshfield residents Mr and Mrs David Six returned from Columbus after visiting their son Fred Six and family. Rev and Mrs Leslie Dabritz holidaying with relatives in Carbondale. Miss Rose Sanders of Bosworth visiting H L Sanders and family. Mrs Isaac Baker back from Columbus. Mrs Clarence McNeal and daughter attended the funeral of Mrs Harmon Rhorick in Factory. Edna Sherman returned from Barbeton holidays. Edson Kyle death prompts visit by Clifford Nanna family of Gypsy West Virginia. Bruce Hill funeral in Parkersburg noted. Edna Wharton back to school after Parkersburg visit. Ray Strickler, Coolville high school teacher, spent holidays with parents. Alva Tom and Fay of Athens visitor family today.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims they color the skin pink, boost appetite, and improve digestion by stimulating the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects. One or two tablets daily, 15 or 30 cents per box.
In Moundsville West Virginia Mrs George Tegarden recalls two years of irregular periods and painful bearing down. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring regularity and eliminating pain and urges other young women to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts if relief is not found.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs D H Six and Miss Steele of Athens. Families from Salem Baker Settlement Columbus and Athens joined grange and oyster dinner, as well as visits to Maria Clutter and H H Herron households. Mary Burt remains homebound due to illness. Hulda McCoy and children visited Athens. other relatives visited Columbus.
W. L. Reynolds of 120 W Anton St Athens credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending a year of severe lumbago kidney trouble and dizziness. He bought the remedy at Cline's Pharmacy for 60 cents and reports three boxes restored him to good health with no further kidney issues. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY manufactures.
Stewart Mrs Addie Biggens and daughter return from a week with relatives in Gallipolis. Dade Oliver and family of Columbus spend the holiday with their parents in Columbus. Miss Ardath Jarvis of Marion trains as a nurse and visits home. Ruth Byron returns to Amanda schools after holidays. Clarence and Orvel Townsend visit Everett Townsend of Logan. Mrs Sarah Hatch and Mrs Cynthia Russell Athens business visitors. Wink McClain and Wade Deane Athens visitors. Dana Busch returns to Cedarville after visiting P T Busch family. Ed and Everett Parsons New Year guests of Alex Parsons. Mrs L H Smith hosts New Year and over Sunday guest from Athens. Mrs James Russell, Mrs William Spear and Mrs C W Townsend visit. Rev Wills and family of Guysville. Ladies aid meets Thursday at 2 with Mrs C W Townsend. Election of officers and other business planned. All the...
A study notes an English clock operated without any attention for about one thousand hours using a single dry battery. The experiment demonstrates long power longevity and minimal maintenance capability of the setup.
In Cleveland Ohio Helen Woods eight acted to save her four year old brother Billy when a bedroom fire broke out after their mother left for a store. She found the hall aflame, wrapped Billy in his coat, and carried him to safety in the street.
Billy the goat wakes early at the Duke of Windham's farm and contemplates leaving before the keepers. A tale within a tale unfolds about a greedy calf on the Treats’ farm, whose binge ends with a rescue and a moral rebuke to avarice.
Gwenda awakens from a near collapse to find Fedya and Fern tenderly at her side. She recalls Natalie’s threat and learns Fedya fears Natalie may attack Gwenda again, while he contemplates placing his wife in a sanatorium. The chapter notes Fedya’s soft heart and a man’s lasting devotion amid a wrecked life.
A reader asks about removing a mole and self image issues. Mrs Thompson replies the electric needle is the only safe mole removal method and urges not to force affection. She advises speaking softly, embracing natural hair and avoiding tight styles to reduce perceived loudness.
Report notes that in most cases new hair begins to show after mange treatment has been applied for around one month.
A reader asks about love and marriage in a troubled 22 year union. She seeks guidance on leaving, property rights, and whether love can exist amid anger and insults. The letter warns consulting a lawyer before leaving and cautions against desertion.
A fragmentary note discusses confidentiality and the sender's request for discreet communication. The writer promises secrecy and asks the recipient to refrain from revealing identity, noting that personal details will remain private.
Reductions averaging fifteen percent were made today in the maintenance transportation and shop departments of the Columbus division of the Pennsylvania railroad. The shop department was hardest hit. The division extends from Cincinnati to Indianapolis.
A German scientist reports using a rust proof steel alloy in dental work demonstrating corrosion resistance. The development could impact dental implants and tools, signaling advances in material science for improved longevity in oral care.
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