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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1922
Page
8
An antiseptic healing cream claims to soothe nose and throat membranes. It relieves swelling, opens clogged nostrils, halts hawking and snuffling, and offers instant relief with a small nasal application. Marketed as trusted for over fifty years with millions endorsing the remedy.
Mrs. Blackburn cruelly hangs rats as a showpiece to taunt her husband. Stubby plots to please Mr. Blackburn and then spots duck hunters by a lake. He dives, steals two mallards, hides one, and outruns hunting dogs to return home with the prize. Tomorrow you’ll hear how Stubby saved the ducks.
The brother and sister wander along a path and hear a whistle in the brush. Ilona hesitates fearing a ruse from Stella, but a tall figure dives into view. She calls Miguel softly as Don Miguel steps closer.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets as a mild laxative that replaces calomel for liver and bowel relief. It claims quick results without dental harm, avoiding calomel’s side effects, and links relief of headaches and dullness to improved liver function. The surrounding text shifts to a serialized romance scene with Ilona, Miguel, and Hlena.
In a tense exchange, Oona presents as a proper young lady while Miguel reacts with astonishment and suspicion. He ponders the presence of the family and asks after Stella as he confronts the altered Ilona, questioning what she has done to deserve their enmity.
The White House announced that the United States fully approves the Allied Supreme Council at Cannes inviting the Soviet government to participate in the Genoa economic and financial parley in March.
France Jan 11. Geo Tchertcherin, commissar for foreign affairs of the Russian soviet government, sends note to the inter allied supreme council proposing holding the international economic conference in March in London rather than Genoa.
New York January 11 1922 sales managers at the 22nd annual national automobile show say 1922 will be sane and steady, better than 1920 and 1921 but not the postwar peak of 1919. They note buyers are careful and purchases are prudent. One firm reports 14 cars sold in two days, far below 440 in the 1919 show week.
In Columbus on January 11, many requests for free shoes for children were rejected after scrutiny by teachers, principals, and attendance director R. M. Appleton. A longstanding shoe fund, funded by contributing students, aids those whose families cannot afford footwear, helping children stay in school during bad weather.
An OCR fragment mentions McCar Highest Speed Gasoline and 1e Tire Co with a 10-6ff reference, indicating an advert or listing.
Washington reports a China protest led by Wu Pei Iu demands a shift at the Washington conference over the Shantung question. The proclamation, dated January 11, stirs China’s buyers with fears of a government upheaval amid possible revolution.
Dr Adolph Lorenz an Austrian geon sends letter to City Clerk T Ner saying he cannot accept the Columbus council invitation to conduct a clinic here. He notes he does not expect to visit western cities and will not come to Ohio.
A brief, incomplete line discusses stopping briefly and reaching a million after nearly two and a half days. It mentions counting rapidly but provides no clear facts, names, or context. The fragment lacks identifiable entities or events to expand.
Letters from women in Ohio Indiana Louisiana and New Orleans describe relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved energy sleep cramps and back pain relief with multiple bottle courses and urge others to write for proof and the company pamphlet.
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