Just Dip to Tint or Boil to Dye
A brief how to compare dyeing methods. The article explains two common techniques used in home projects, detailing the steps and considerations for achieving color changes on fabrics.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1926
Page
5
A brief how to compare dyeing methods. The article explains two common techniques used in home projects, detailing the steps and considerations for achieving color changes on fabrics.
A 15 cent package offers easy steps to tint delicate or permanent colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends. The directions cover lingerie silks ribbons skirts dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and coverings and advise consulting the druggist about fabric type before using Diamond Dyes.
An old advertising feature promotes Dr King s New Discovery for Coughs as a simple bedtime remedy. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours by holding a teaspoonful in the throat before swallowing to soothe irritation and clear phlegm, suitable for children and adults with no harmful drugs.
New York readers can buy the Athens Messenger at multiple city locations including S. 1. Cor. 42nd Street and 6th Ave EE. Cor. 47th Street and Broadway 42nd St opposite Grand Central Depot and NE. Cor. 32nd Street and 6th Ave. The Schultz News Agency distributes the issue.
The East Side Parent Teacher Association holds a regular session Wednesday at 2 45 PM in the East Side building. Dr James P Porter of Ohio University will speak on issues affecting elementary school progress.
Mr. Frank Hannan traveled to Zanesville on business with plans to visit Buffalo New York and other eastern points after returning last week from their winter home in Lynn Haven Florida. Mrs. Hannan accompanies him during the trip and they will be away for several weeks.
Miss Rose Darnell has returned to her home in Canaanville after a several days visit with relatives in Marion.
Mr. P. G. Moler started this morning on the way back to Los Angeles after visiting home folks. He plans stops in Columbus Toledo and Chicago, where in Toledo he will see his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs Clovis McKibben (Beryl Moler).
Mr. Frank Finsterwald and his daughter Miss Delle Finsterwald along with Mrs. Waldo Baird traveled to Columbus to attend the funeral of their cousin Jesse Finsterwald.
Mr D A Rardin and Miss Golda C Ashworth traveled to Columbus and checked into the Neil House for the Ohio Retail Lumber Dealers' association annual meeting from January 19 to 21. Rardin serves as president of the Sixth district and a state director.
Mr and Mrs E T Dailey returned from Delaware where their daughter Christine Dailey, ill with a cold near pneumonia, has resumed studies at Ohio Wesleyan University after several days away.
Mr and Mrs Elvin Bean of 204 West State Street announce the arrival of a daughter named Francis Marie born January 11.
Mrs. P. G. Hibbard of 92 North Lancaster street will host the U. C. D. club at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The Higley Study Circle will meet at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Emmett Keenan at 9 Park Place for a group session.
Miss Margaret Merwin daughter of Dr and Mrs J T Merwin left yesterday for Bristol Virginia to join Sul Lips college faculty She will teach history of music and violin at Sul lin s college.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will gather at the First Methodist church Wednesday afternoon after school. An entertainment program is being planned and parts will be assigned at the meeting, making attendance important.
Jay Hunter, a loader at Smart's mine 76 on Bailey Run near Chauncey, was injured Monday afternoon. Dr. L D Nelson of The Plains treated him and he was taken to The Plains home, likely out of work for several days. The rest of the report notes social visits among residents in The Plains Hocking Middleport Pomeroy and nearby areas.
Rev Miss Millicent Klee of The Plains is in Ironton at her mother Mrs Laura Klee's side. Mrs Klee is critically ill with a complication of diseases and her doctors and family are alarmed by her condition.
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson in Athens honored the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Jackson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ode Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schoonover, Mr. and Mrs. James Herdman, and Albert Jackson, all of Chauncey. The Jacksons are former Chauncey residents.
Mrs. Carrie Channell at The Plains held a dinner in honor of Mrs. Ben Phelps and Mr. Phelps who will soon move to Los Angeles. The Phelpses recently lost their home by fire at The Plains and have started anew in California.
Sunday morning at the Chauncey Christian church Mrs Arthur Swart led a devotional program with short talks and special music. Mrs Swart and Mrs Charles Ogg sang a duet and the Young People's chorus performed. Next Sunday James Nye will lead with Florence Brewer coordinating the program.
Mrs Anjie Millen, an elderly resident near Bailey Run, suffered painful shoulder and head injuries from a fall on an icy road while en route to her son’s home. She was taken home, regaining consciousness but likely bedridden for several days.
The regular meeting of Troop One Boy Scouts of Chauncey will be held at the Christian church social room this evening at 7 o'clock.
Miss Robin Beckley of Athens visited Chauncey with Miss Hazel Harvey in Kervenue on Sunday. Noah S. Harvey of Chauncey spent the weekend in Columbus. Mrs. Earl Thompson and children from The Plains visited Chauncey with Mrs. Mary Meinhart in East Converse street. The ill children of G B Courtney and Marjorie Courtney are reported improved. Miss Dorothy Minister of Ohio University spent the weekend at home in Chauncey. Luther Harbit of Zanesville was in Chauncey Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Locke.
Cline Pharmacy Co. touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a quick relief for gas bloating heartburn and indigestion. The remedy promises treats dyspepsia gastritis and associated symptoms while boosting vitality with a pleasant taste and guaranteed satisfaction.
The Church of Christ at Trimble announces a series of revival meetings beginning Saturday evening led by evangelist J. H. Steed. Steed had to cancel earlier Trimble dates when he answered an urgent call to Winter Haven, Fla., prompting rescheduling.
A Athens boys Sunday school class named The Futures, ages 14 to 20 with average attendance 75, held its annual dinner at the church. Mayor Sam Johnson praised their discipline and ambition while J P Wood and John Woolley spoke. Ed Long, newly elected president, outlined future goals.
An Athens County Automobile Club report shows an average of two service calls daily since January 1 with over half for tow-ins. The club released the list of county garages with contact numbers including Athens, Nelsonville, Glouster, Guysville, Coolville, Amenville and Albany facilities.
Cleveland report of Richard Garvagna dying after refusing to name his shooter. He was killed as he answered a muffled knock at his back door three weeks after the alleged assault and a detective from the Black Hand squad, Detective Charles Catola, continues the investigation.
Mrs Basil Roberts fractured her right arm above the wrist after slipping on ice in her yard Sunday evening around 8 o clock. Dr. E LeFever reduced the fracture.
F I Hatfield and niece Miss Elma Wilcox drove to Marietta after Mrs Nancy Hatfield, the elder Hatfield matriarch, fell and is thought to have fractured a hip. The incident occurred Monday prompting the visit.
All characters from the first act of a Ruth Standard Bearers play are to gather tonight at 6:30 at Mrs. Trench's Maplewood Place home. Rehearsals have continued for several days.
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as instant relief for rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, back ache, and stiff neck. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers to warm the sore area within minutes and promotes the genuine Rowles brand sold by Whiteball Pharmaceutical Co. in New York.
The high school audience enjoyed Vincent Lawrence's play The Eternal Triangle in a Redpath Lyceum Bureau production at the school auditorium. George Cohan helped rewrite, generating lively conflict among two men and a girl before two marriages conclude the evening.
Pain and neuritis pain description with an applicator brush promising instant heat to draw out pain and stiffness. Claims to scatter congestion and cure, noting two soothing ingredients, clean liquid formula, no skin irritation, priced at 60 cents in drug stores.
Paris January 18 The French War department has adopted Ernest Dole's plan for a motorless airplane that uses a turbine system to fly, claiming he relies on air resistance as motive power though few details are shared. The claim challenges conventional physics.
Five people die and twenty eight are injured after a benzine explosion in the basement of a Berlin soap factory. Thirteen of the wounded are reported seriously hurt as the blast tears away the roof.
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