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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
6
Mrs A D Earls of Olean New York describes relief from monthly blood headaches nosebleeds backaches and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improvement after two bottles and highly recommends the product as a splendid medicine.
An old home remedy touts 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup to cure stubborn coughs within 24 hours. It promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract, promises easier breathing, less chest soreness, and a pleasant taste for children. The ad urges asking a druggist for 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex with directions and offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. in Wayne, Indiana.
Captain Blood suspects Don Diego de Espinosa of treachery as Curacao nears. A rival galleon, Encarnacion, commanded by Don Miguel de Espinosa, brother to Diego, looms as the looming threat. Blood battles to safeguard his crew and determine the Spaniard’s fate.
John Lumpkines of 7 Carrie Sr. in Dayton cites relief from nightly urination after using Lithiated Buchu. He claims 15 to 20 awakenings per night stopped, with passage of up to 25 stones and notes the remedy acts like Epsom Salts on kidneys and bladder.
The passage discusses possible solutions for paying or securing care for veterans in their later years. It considers paying patients, or finding someone to provide attention in exchange for government pension funds. Officials must decide the best plan to make veterans' remaining years as comfortable as possible.
Peterson's ointment advertised for piles eczema salt rheum pimply skin sore feet and chafing. The copy claims mighty healing power and lists prices 35c 60c 1.00 2.50 6.00 targeting millions of users.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim to stimulate the liver and bowels like calomel without dangerous after effects. One or two nightly doses are said to yield pink skin, bright eyes, and buoyancy, with millions of boxes sold annually.
On Tuesday evening a smooth ice sheet covered Logan prompting several autos to perform skids and figure eights. No serious injuries were reported though Wiji George Christman slid on Market Street Hill and struck the curb damaging a rear wheel. A few other drivers also struggled to ascend the hill.
Attorney Trugene Wright counselor Darl Stahr and Tom Woltz were refused permission to file a petition of error in the common pleas court by Judge Pettit on Wednesday morning. Their clients, found guilty in Mayor Koppe's court of selling intoxicants, faced a $200 fine plus costs. A recent state supreme court decision may prevent further appeals.
The eighty birthday anniversary of Mrs James Noble of Spring Street was celebrated Sunday with a fairy dinner attended by Mr and Mrs Charles Nunemaker, Mr and Mrs William Luke, Thomas Noble of Groveport, and Mr and Mrs Charles Lyke and family. The day was spent in social conversation.
At Tuesday night’s meeting the council focused on passing the Fast Second Street sewer ordinance as a principal legislative item. The proposal aims to regulate and accelerate sewer improvements along the street, outlining construction timelines and funding.
Extreme cruelty was the ground for the decree of divorce granted to John Graham from his wife Mabel Graham both of Murray City by Judge Pettit. The cause was heard January 16 and taken under advisement then.
Kachelmacher estate well on the McLain farm in Union Furnace district down to 16 feet with casing being fished out. Stevens of Marietta reports a well to 1700 feet on Lick Run Car property near Union Furnace. Pure Oil No 2 Band lease in the same area expected to spud this week. Stout heirs No 32 well started by Pure Oil, bit at 200 feet.
An advertisement warns that a cold may become flu or pneumonia and promotes Musterole as a counter irritant made from oil of mustard camphor and menthol. It claims quick relief without blisters, to be rubbed on congested areas with a warm then cooling sensation. Available in 25 and 65 cent jars and tubes.
A physician endorsed guide explains pregnancy care from early months to delivery and after, touting the book Motherhood and the Baby and the external application Mother's Friend. The ad cites testimonials and urges readers to send for the book through Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta, noting drug stores carry Mother's Friend.
Ohionel company reports the Wawley well in Sand Itun territory at 2800 feet. John Griffin of Griffin Producing, en route from New York to Tulsa via Logan, may signal renewed oil development as Wis company holds extensive leases near Gore.
The Social Circle gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. T. R. Walburns residence on West Main Street. Contests and music filled the pleasant session, and hostess Mrs. Charles Jiute assisted by serving a fine six oclock dinner.
An aged Civil War veteran, Robert Whitcraft, and his rheumatic daughter Mrs. Conkle live in a three room Dickens Addition house with a granddaughter. Officials warn the father may not recover without proper care and consider options including move to a soldiers home or county home care.
In Lottridge the weekly notices reveal weather woes blocking church services and Sunday School. Local updates mention visits, schooling, guests, eggs and poultry prices, and residents helping with health, chores, and farm work. Lawrence Chapel prepared for Rev. McCandlish’s sermon next Sunday, inviting everyone to attend.
Memorial tribute dated January 25 1920 notes the death of Tena D Miller three years prior and expresses sorrow, faith, and prayers from Mrs W L Bridge and John C Withers. The brief poem speaks of rest and God’s will and names family members Tom J Withers and others.
Gibson's Pharmacy the Prescription Drug Store in Athens Ohio and Fountain Pharmacy in Nelsonville Ohio are named in the notice. The brief entry identifies the pharmacies as part of a regional listing in the Athens Nelsonville area.
Mme Lazzari contralto gave a polished concert in Ewings Hall despite exam week. She sang arias from Dinorah and Griffes with notable vocal and acting skill, though the program could have used lighter pieces for balance. Accompanist Miss Blanche Barbot earned praise for sympathetic, insightful support. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is slated for February 19 as the next event.
The District Office of the U S Civil Service Commission in Cincinnati announced on January 19 1923 that applications for the general clerical examination to be held February 3 in Athens Ohio and other Ohio Indiana and Kentucky sites are not meeting the desired numbers. Applicants may contact Mr F A Lavelle secretary of the local civil service board at the Athens Post Office for application blanks sample questions and details.
Two major blazes in Chicago caused more than half a million dollars in damage. The American Linseed Oil Co. Black Long plant suffered extensive losses, threatening a large elevator with estimated damages of 200 000 to 500 000 dollars. A separate fire in a six story West Side building caused about 150 000 dollars in damage.
Firefighters carried guests down ladders to safety as flames gutted the Center hotel in Cleveland. The blaze caused about $15,000 damage. Fifteen male guests escaped in nightclothes. Hermit hotel guests also fled as a hard‑fought fire was extinguished.
Woodsfield reports Quad Run Oil & Gas drilled a two million foot gas well on the McConnel farm near town. The firm already operates four other large gassers in Monroe County, one producing four million feet.
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