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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1923
Page
3
Thousands suffer stomach upset due to clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate natural liver and bowel activity to ease indigestion and stomach troubles. Pleasant vegetable compound with olive oil. one or two at bedtime. 15¢ or 30¢.
Frederick Maryland January 11 President Harding predicted immediate legislation to ameliorate the economic situation in agriculture in a letter read at a farmers meeting. He said those who heard his address to Congress would note the keen interest and confidence in forthcoming achievements.
Jan 11 report from Mer Rouge notes a bullet hole found in the car of W C Andrews, a leading witness in the hooded mob investigation. Rumors speak of a terrorist plot to stop witnesses from appearing at the hearing.
Nelsonville residents may obtain tickets for the Paul Parks recital in Athens on January 15 at the fountain Pharmacy, with 50 seats reserved for locals. Mrs. Martin Ghlinger hosted the social sewing club ladies on Wednesday, treating guests to lunch after sewing.
Robert West changed his plea to guilty in Mayor McCune's court on a charge of furnishing intoxicating liquor to Donald Nestor. The mayor imposed the minimum fine of 100 dollars plus costs after a leniency request by defense attorney Emmett Keenan.
A regular meeting of the East End parent teachers association will be held at the East Building Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. A good attendance is desired.
At the regular meeting of the W. B. A. officers will be installed followed by a chicken supper.
Elizabeth Hamlin 73 died January 10 at Athens State hospital. Her body will be shipped to Gallipolis Friday for burial by Newsom-Walburn Co.
Mrs FE Rosser entertained Tatting Club members Tuesday evening with sewing followed by a two course luncheon. Assistants Miss Louise Kennard and Miss Josephine Porter helped serve. Members included Mesdames Pritchard Shafer Knight Preston Krieg Cooley Jackson Freer Humphrey and Miss Vorhes.
Wellsburg West Virginia prosecutors announce John Kaminski of Avella Pennsylvania, 19, the first Cliftonville mine battle defendant acquitted of first degree murder, will face a new conspiracy trial next Monday. Andy Rohar, previously tried, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and drew five years. Rohar is the fifth miner convicted in the Cliftonville case, with prior sentences totaling ten years.
At a recent meeting the D of A installed officers led by deputy Mrs Clara Backus with Jessie Williams and others assisting. Officers named include Emma Cole vice C Gertrude Frank, Goldie Kane con, Lou Sanders warden Olive Sibert J Pp Adda Grover Associate J Pr D Della Pidcock inside sentinel Gertrude Shannon outside sentinel Etta McKibben trustees Maud Evans Ella Patton. A luncheon followed.
Medical ad urges drinking lots of water to flush sluggish kidneys and prevent pains. It promotes Jad Salts from a local druggist as a grapes and lemon juice mix with lithia to cleanse kidneys, relieve bladder irritation, and improve urine pH. It advises annual physician kidney checks.
Four state witnesses in the Herrin mine riot murder trial have received threats of death and destruction to their homes unless they retract testimony. Hangman’s nooses appeared on two porches, and threatening letters were sent to George Harrison and other key figures connected to the case.
A group of children celebrated Roger and Josephine Emish with a birthday party on Wednesday afternoon. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments, then received gifts in memory of the event. The list of guests included Mary Katherine Saylor, Marjorie Mathewson, Anita Hall, Anna McLaughlin, Elmo Higgins, Mary Vano, Margaret Brickles, Mercedes Xeeton, Maxine Hall, Willetta Rimish, Josephine Emish, Max, Joe and Carlyle Keating, Bert Stelle, Gilbert Moler, Milford McLaughlin, Tom Higgins, Paul Huddy, and Roger Emish.
Washington January 11 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation to determine if U S railroads operate efficiently and economically The probe will study reasonable maintenance expenditures for equipment and assess how the business of the roads is conducted with regard to car service.
The text describes preferred calling times in different areas. It notes men may call in city or country between 8 and 9:30 p m. and formal calls occur in the city between 4 and 6 p m and in the country from 10 39 a m to 1 p m. Women rarely call in the evening except with close acquaintances or during the day for business.
Dayton Ohio January 11 the Martin bomber at McCook field carried a loud speaking instrument at the tail of the fuselage and the pilot's voice was heard clearly on the ground from several hundred feet up experts say the test is highly successful and will be refined to improve intelligibility at higher altitudes
General Henry T. Allen received from Washington at 8 o clock today the official orders for the withdrawal of the American army of occupation from the Rhine. Dan.
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