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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1929
Page
8
In Paris Ashmont, Orchild, and Monty weigh love and money as they flirt, marry, and mingle with Hollis and a radio salesman. Ash reflects on deception and happiness while navigating kisses, cocktails, and a looming moral reckoning.
The ad touts Midol as a safe non narcotic remedy that does not affect the menstrual cycle but eases pain within five to seven minutes. It claims many women already use it and stresses portability and a 50 cent price, urging daily use.
A vintage ad promises relief from bladder trouble and related symptoms with a home mail order treatment. It touts a free trial offer and low price for a box of globules sent postpaid from a New York style address, urging immediate response. It claims widespread use and no obligation.
Public notices warn of a dirty ring around washtubs indicating washing water quality. The ad urges using Melo soap to improve results and prevent scum from hard water. It promotes Melo sold at grocers and claims savings when soaking with the product.
Seven children from Haydenville widow Ellen Saunders Dicken were taken to the Knights of Pythias Home in Springfield Ohio after their mother died in childbirth and their father, laid up with a fractured leg, could not care for them. Athenian Lodge No 104 organized the move with help from the Red Cross in Logan and local families. The children are Charlies Emerson Dorothy Lee Herbert Mead Lois Margaret David Derwood John Richard 8 Paul Ray 21 months.
A dense roster of radio programs across WEAF NBC and other networks listing times for Opera Talk and music shows in Boston and New York. Notable items include Civic Opera Company, Hank Simmons Show, Curtis Institute Hour with Agnes Davis and Swastika quartet, Radio-Keith-Orpheum hour, Vaughn de Leath orchestra, and United Light Opera Company Pa tience.
WIZ New York delivers 5 30 reports detailing market closing prices and notable shifts in stock values. Analysts note modest gains in tech shares while industrials dip slightly amid trading day volatility.
Radio and social calendar lists WLW Cincinnati 4: 320 ee rime Livestock report at 8:00. Henrynes and his orchestra at 8:30. Dynacone Diners at 7:00. Talk on city government. New York time 10:00. Hamilton and Jack and Gosio at 3. Hauer's Orchestra, Hotel Gibson Orchestra and Henry Kies at Hotel Sinton.
The 1929 Nebraska football slate opens with Southern Methodist, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh as the first three opponents, followed by six midwestern and Missouri Valley rivals.
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