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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
8
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A published appeal asks Messenger readers to help locate current addresses for Ohio University civil engineering alumni. The list includes William Anderson 21, Charles H. Beckler 08, Harley E. Calvin 14, George E. Carr 10, John C. Christman 15, William A. Clark 10, Aloysius I. Collins 20, Victor Paul Conkey 17, Raymond G. Crisp 08, Herman G. Crow 008, Gregg A. DeLong 17, Guy W De-
A long line of names followed by class years includes Harold E. Dole John V. Donley John Dunnington John M. Emde Walter S. Englehart Hugo C. Fisher Lanier J. Gomenez Walter W. Graf Harry W. Griner Ralph Hahn Benjamin F. Hambleton Marshall L. Hare Edward E. Hartford Stanley M. Hastings James A. Haws Mark C. Hendrickson William D. Hibbard Albert H. Horn Harold M. Hustis Bernard D. Johnson James R. King Omas A. Kinsley Edward W. Logan Arthur D. Lynn Gilbert W. McDougal Ross H. McKee Thomas F. Morgan Thomas F. Morgan Belford Nelson Robert B. D. Nye Charles H. Parr Ralph L. Patrick Theodore C. Peterson Paul Platsek George A. Reese Karl R. Reinoehl Dwight A. Riley Lewis W. Russell Charles G. Stewart Noyce W. Strait Crescent W. Tewsibury Bruce H. B. Thomas Will R. Underwood Clarence H. Van Gundy Clarence H. Verwholt Howard W. Verwholt James P. Warren Martin W. Watson Wade T. Watson Gwilyn I. Williams Scott Reefer Wolfe William F. Wolf Foster M. Yoakem
Pittsburgh reports that U.S. Senator William A. Crowe has no plans to resign and will seek election to a full term in the May primary, according to his brother Dr. A B Crowe who spoke today.
Bread prices in Pine Bluff Arkansas have dropped ten percent with loaves costing nine cents for the ten cent variety and thirteen cents each or two for a quarter for the fifteen cent loaf reflecting a broad price decrease in early January.
A timeless child care ad extols California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative to cleanse the liver bowels and relieve illness. It urges mothers to ensure they buy genuine California Fig Syrup with proper dosing directions and warns against imitation products.
F A Derthick aged 78 who helped create Ohio's food and dairy department and served on the state board of agriculture died today in Mantua Ohio. He led the dairy and food program for decades and held posts with the Ohio State Grange and national Grange committees.
Mrs. Davis of Liberty Centre Indiana recounts using Vinci for three days and feeling better, crediting restored strength and weight. The ad extols Vinci’s rapid effects on red blood cells and circulation.
A National Geographic Society bulletin portrays Hawaii as both an island paradise and a key strategic asset for the United States. It describes Hawaii's climate variation, absence of poisonous wildlife, early contact with Boston traders, missionary influence, and the islands’ role in American Pacific trade and exploration.
Harmony Hill residents report sickness with Charles Harris and his daughter on the sick list. Junior Order lodge at Little Hocking draws strong attendance with G K Thrope and Milo Foster hosting. Social visits include Miss Sarah Coggeshall and guests Thelma Newman and Avis Deem from Little Hocking, plus John Miller of Red Bush. Curtis Sherman calls on N S Dalton, while W V Hill and three daughters stay with Hills’ parents Foster. Carrie Thorpe returns to Marietta after New Year visit. Coggeshall family attends church and Sunday school. M E minister Wilson and W W Hil visit. Mrs Lotta Dalton attends William Bartlett’s golden wedding. David Livingston’s grandson visiting. S H Noland rides to Little Hocking on business. New Year described as white but snow unsuitable for sleighs.
Mrs. A Mitchell Palmer 53 wife of former attorney general died in Washington after several months of illness from a complication of diseases.
A skin specialist says a small Mentho-Sulphur preparation, due to its germ destroying properties, quickly relieves fiery itchy eczema. It soothes irritation, heals the skin, and leaves it clear and smooth. Drugstores sell a little jar for use like a cold cream.
An old fashioned mustard plaster alternative, Musterole is a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. It claims to soothe lumbago with rubbing, available in 35 and 65 cent jars and tubes, hospital size $3.90. Better than a mustard plaster.
The Tokyo session of the Japanese Diet wrestles with tax cuts and living costs while discussing universal manhood suffrage. Proposals aim to channel savings from naval budgets into education and infrastructure.
The text notes strong protests that could cause funds diverted from naval items to be wiped clean instead of reappropriated, leading to lower taxes. The tendency may reflect public pressure influencing budget decisions and tax policy.
Dr. Elmer K. Hottenstein was named defendant in a suit filed today by Mrs. Viola Pindle seeking 250000 dollars for alleged breach of promise She alleged he used morphine to influence her to divorce her husband Hottenstein denied the charges saying the woman was a nurse he discharged three weeks ago.
In Bucyrus on January 5, three hundred men have resumed work at the Toledo and Ohio Central railroad shops after a 10 day layoff.
William Has of West Park Ohio, long afflicted with a severe leg sore, reports complete healing after using Peterson's Ointment. He, a teamster, had endured years of pain despite doctors and medicines. The Peterson firm confirms many similar letters praising cures of eczema piles and skin diseases.
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