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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds. It claims the first dose opens the nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and stops sniffling within hours, with two more doses typical, at low cost in drug stores.
Billy and Nanny discuss drought fears and decide to visit Billy Jr. who has gone to the West in search of adventure. Nannie doubts the plan but Billy insists the journey is necessary, joking that the West is vast enough to swallow Boston. Copyright Saalfield Publishing Co. Akron Ohio.
Gwenda returns to the kitchen smiling and notes Fern and Manuel’s budding rapport with Fern’s South American friend Manuel. John Neale admires Manuel’s universal heart while Gwenda contemplates a future marriage for Fern. The dinner scene ends with Manuel and Fern sharing attention as Gwenda teases.
Babe Ruth may join the Yankees as a first baseman this season, shifting from the outfield. The move could affect his home run prowess, with discussion on how defense at first base influences batting titles, citing George Sisler as a prior example of a strong-hitting, skilled fielder.
Hyomei is described as a eucalyptus based remedy from inland Australia that destroys catarrh and related nose and throat ailments. The text claims forests’ balsams make germs wane and promotes breathing Hyomei for a pleasant germ killing effect. Sold by druggists with satisfaction guarantee or money back.
The pattern offers six sizes from 6 months to 4 years. A 2 year size requires 3% yards of 27 inch fabric for the dress, 1% yard for the slip, and 1 yard for the drawers. Muslin or cambric suggested. dress fabrics include silk or lawn. A mailed pattern costs 12 cents in stamps.
Sunday guests visit family members across the area. Sand Rock George Schooler of Lathrop stayed with his mother Mrs. Robert Roberts. Branch Townsend and Susie Kellerman visited N. H. Colvin. Carl Grandstaff traveled to Columbus for a baby X-ray. Charley Roberts of Utley joined Mrs. Orla Roberts. Edith McDaniel visited Broadwell relatives. Mrs. Carlos Ogg and Vivian from Nelsonville visited N. H. Colvin's family. Fern and Jessie Robinson stayed with Mrs. George France at Broadwell. Cook Vandyke, with his brother, returned to Rutland.
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto-Mangan as a blood builder and skin enhancer. It claims iron-rich blood yields health and beauty, with doctors recommending the tonic in tablet or liquid form. A signed letter from a former teacher in Sharpsburg, Ohio, dated January 27, 1921, reflects on local schooling and youth education.
A Miss Richards article spurs reader response arguing rural mothers sacrifice for schooling yet question current methods. The letter criticizes one room schools, calls for reasonable taxes, cites Athens educators and high salaries, and urges performance based pay for teachers to improve rural education.
The writer argues for enactment of a state rural police bill in Ohio. He cites rising violent crime and escape incidents, urges amendment if needed, and compares to New York and Pennsylvania. He contends state police cost is offset by fines and recovered property, and cites successful adoption elsewhere. William J. Warrener endorses stronger statewide policing.
Sweeping claims that No-To-Bac helps thousands quit tobacco are presented with a money back guarantee. The ad says a harmless tablet in the mouth relieves cigarette cigar pipe or chew cravings and promises mental physical and financial benefits if cravings persist.
Chief Lewis Graham stated no arrest has been made and no prominent Court street businessman is involved. He warned most reports about a grabber are imaginary while noting one alleged attempt on Mrs. Thor Olson. A sheriff shared similar experiences as fear and rumors faded in two weeks. Athens remains safe for women, he concluded.
A Friday night screening stars Anna Mae Fenzel in Love Pirates in Hawaii. The note highlights the performer and venue availability for the January 27 event.
In Cleveland more than 1500 car owners and drivers attended the first session of the Motor Drivers' school started by the Cleveland safety council to curb street accidents. Judge George E. Mix of St. Louis spoke at the opening. sessions will run each Monday for eight weeks. Judge Francis L. Stevens announced violators would be sent to school to learn traffic laws.
London University College authorities limit women admissions to the medical school claiming women doctors have shown failure. The move drew consternation in feminine circles as the first rebuff in the push for equality.
Police shift theory to possible kidnapping for ransom after a mysterious unsigned note demanded $50,000 and warned against police contact. John Kratz consults a medium while reward rises to $500. neighbor Elizabeth Warden reports a gray haired man seeking Mrs Witherell before she left with a stranger.
Parents can help the community by keeping children home when ill and using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The remedy is described as safe for children, containing no opium, and it aids loosening the cough, aiding expectoration, easing the lungs, and helping the body expel the cold.
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