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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
8
Advertising copy warns consumers to ensure the Bayer name appears on aspirin packaging or tablets to guarantee genuineness. It claims aspirin’s safety for twenty one years and lists common uses from colds to toothache.
Freckle face can obtain a remedy promising removal of freckles at home. Buy an ounce of Othine from any druggist, request double strength if available, and follow a few applications. If it fails, the guarantee offers a refund.
Doris and Happy Giggles whisked to the clouds where fairies laugh at Old Moon Man and Lady Sun. The playful lesson reveals rain as teardrops from cloud folk, turning Doris’s mood toward wonder and away from crying. Her mother finds Doris asleep, believing the journey was a dream.
A mix of quirky tech quirks and crime, science, and travel bits. Burglar alarms, blank cartridge explosions, and bell alarms promise a noisy home. French scientists find 30000 bacilli on a French banknote after months in circulation. Three men navigate the American schooner Herrin with timber from Campbelltown to Coleraine in 20 days. A London ministry placard signals friction and closures in a government office.
Billy Jr introduces his two friends Stubby and Button after arriving from Japan. The group plans to stay with Billy Sr and Nannie a while, then head east to reunite with Day and seek Billy’s twin sister. The chapter follows family chatter and the visitors’ bond, with hints of a larger surprise to come.
Fragmentary dialogue shows CHERRY scolding restraint and a household dispute. Mrs Randall and a Mrs Hamilen figure in a tense, domestic moment as a rule violation leads to a heated exchange.
Pattern 3632 from MFLSENGER PATTERN DEPT showcases a neat and becoming play garment in five sizes. Size 1 will use 2% yards of 27 inch fabric, options include dotted peréale and chambrey. Suitable for gingham linen pongee poplin and flannel. Mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in stamps.
A new gas well was drilled this week on the J Gaston farm in Carthage, with plans for another location reported to follow. Local energy activity continues as operators push additional drilling sites and assess potential yields.
Mr and Mrs John Gaston hosted guests from Oxford and Clarksburg West Virginia. Abe Burdette and family visited Emory Chapman. Bruce Robinson and Ira traveled to the county seat on business. Families including Gastons Adams Townsends and Re Devoted visitors gathered for picnics and calls in Athens Guysville and nearby areas.
Harmony Hill residents hosted visitors from nearby towns and relatives during the weekend. Farmers report ongoing harvest, haymaking, plowing, and the wheat crop near Harmony Hill. Local social rounds note Miss Carrie Thorpe visiting Marietta weekly and neighbors stopping by the Foster home.
Mr O B McGirr visited at the Livingston home Sunday. Mr James Carpenter has been working half time for R R Hueston this week. S H Noland was at Parkershire recently. Mrs H J Crawford has been the guest of her brother T J Foster for the past two weeks. Arthur McGirr runs his reaper with a tractor cutting wheat for Mr Rice on the farm of S H Noland. Mr A L Corpes and family were out in their car Sunday.
A new product named Epsonade Salts combines real Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts to mimic the taste of sparkling lemonade. Sold by druggists, a tablespoonful in cold water is warned for biliousness headaches or constipation as promoted by the American Epsom Association.
Washington July 1 Democratic leaders charged the protective tariff bill will burden Americans by about 2 billion dollars as they opened their attack on the measure.
James M. Salters formerly of this city now residing in Columbus has been notified by Congressman Foster that the Bureau of War Risk Insurance has approved his disability compensation claim for World War service.
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