Hill's C B Q acts at once for quick cold relief
Disintegrates and starts work in ten seconds giving relief and care for the cold. Demand red hex bearing Mr Hill's portrait and signature. At all druggists 30 cents.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
6
Disintegrates and starts work in ten seconds giving relief and care for the cold. Demand red hex bearing Mr Hill's portrait and signature. At all druggists 30 cents.
In a tense scene Billy explains how he spotted the kidnapers after Bettina saw two tramps in the meadow. The figures hid in the haymow while Billy and Stubby listened and watched from their hiding spots and the thieves moved toward town. Tomorrow the planned mischief unfolds.
Ilona and Mrs Cameron discuss a supposed encounter with Warburton at breakfast. Trudy’s late night talk and Hona’s suspicions spark questions about what happened and how others view the event.
In a tense family moment Ilona recounts a dizzying walk and social chatter with Mr Warburton. Her mother probes a blush and a sudden flutter, noting the strange attraction and the risk it poses to her calm.
In a playful conversation, Ilona critiques the local suitors for their neat, almost stiff appearance, contrasting them with rougher, more traditional men. Her father Mr. Cameron laughs at the exchange and defends his own manliness while commenting on courtship etiquette.
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy with olive color and no calomel after effects. The article shifts to postwar Rhineland issues, noting arrests of separatist leaders, French and German tensions, and disputes over the Saare Basin plebiscite and citizen status in occupied territories.
The France Germany conflict widens as a paper bullet war with the Rhineland as the focal battlefield. German residents described French administration propaganda aimed at separating Rhine provinces from the German Fatherland.
1 524 injuries were reported in West Virginia during January with 20 fatalities. Lee Ott, workmen's compensation commissioner, cites coal mines as the main source of deaths and a lumber mill as the other fatal incident.
Danderine promises to halt hair loss and improve hair appearance with a single application. The ad asserts no dandruff after use and that every strand gains vitality color and fullness. A bottle costs 35 cents at any drug store.
An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as remedies for stomach gas and pressure on the heart and lungs. It claims the tablets relieve choking feelings, anxiety, and heart palpitations, and urges purchase at Cline Pharmacy or other druggists in a yellow package for one dollar from J. Baal mann, San Francisco.
Col. James W. Everington, newly named Los Angeles police chief, rejects the idea that World War II hysteria or combat experiences drive crime. He argues crime existed before the war and that war fighting rarely makes crooks, labeling criminals as lazy and noting crime follows wealth and travel. He says his appointment rested on his organizing record, not political backing.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds and grippe misery. A dose every two hours (three doses total) clears nasal passages, stops nose drainage, relieves feverishness and aches, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. It claims to act without help and tastes pleasant, containing no quinine.
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