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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1922
Page
5
Miss Ruth Reynolds of Laclede Illinois reports long running facial and neck pimples that festered and burned at night. After using three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment she says she was fully healed and endorses the product.
DETROIT July 8 Judge Alfred T Tailey of New York City says flapperitis and similar ills can be cured only by vigorous rod application addressing youths at the Holy Name Society meeting at Ford Field. Cincinnati July 8. Robbery at cigar shop where two men enter by posing as help and take 1200 dollars. Marion Ohio July 8. Motorman Clyde Ruder survives skull fracture from a flower pot fall. Mr and Mrs Dimond Irma Stanfield and Mr G S White travel to Columbus for weekend then on to Winnipeg.
Miss Sophia May Carsner wed Mr. John Fream Morrison in Orbiston at 9:30 this morning with Rev. Dr. Daniel McGurk officiating. Local residents and visitors, including families from Jacksonville and Athens, appear in brief society notes and travel updates.
Babe Ruth struck for his 19th homer of the season in the first inning of today’s doubleheader against the White Sox. No runners aboard as Faber pitched.
Such wide choice is offered here that satisfactory action is assured in every style.
Glouster Calvary Baptist Church lists services led by Homer C. Smith as pastor. City council met to discuss paying street work bills, with $300 moved to cover part of them and left others for next funds draw. Mayor Gormley reported May receipts of 469 and June 469. board of public affairs showed June receipts 904.67 and expenditures 930.69 with a 3 832.22 cash balance on July 1. Council approved 25 percent of fines to officers for outside liquor cases up to 50 dollars and ordered removal of aging Carolina poplars deemed a menace.
The Vicksburg Herald obtained a temporary injunction from Chancellor E. N Thomas on July 8 preventing Vicksburg and Warren county officials from interfering with the paper's publication or circulation under the blue law Sunday decree.
Barstow labor council appeals to Governor Stephens to stop Japanese strike breakers in the region. They warn continued use of Japanese mechanics to replace American workers could trigger serious outbreaks.
Washington July 8. Owners of American Steamship lines say they will appeal to the United States supreme court if the department of justice rules against them in a case about liquor sales by steamship lines.
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on July 8 thieves broke into the Brubaker Hosiery Mills at Lititz and stole more than 200000 pairs of stock ings. Investigators search for suspects and assess losses.
Lawton Oklahoma July 8 Private Maresch a member of the larger ye e Post Field was killed and three other privates were seriously injured when a gravel pit near Fort Sill caved in burying the workers.
Mayor Hallett Thompson called the state board of arbitration to the situation amid a threatened Chicago street car strike. State intervention looms as authorities seek a quick resolution.
Pittsburg July 8 George Kelly first sacker of the Giants counted his ninth homer of the season in the first inning a third homer in two days stands out in the Pittsburgh game report.
The body of James Davis, 28, murdered on July Fourth in Interstate, Va, was brought to Chauncey for burial. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 PM at the M E church. Davis, of Parkersburg, W Va, was visiting when a dispute with his wife and a man on the street led to three gunshots. he died instantly.
Officer Nice testified that speeding on the road between Athens and Nelsonville led to the arrest of Clarence Archer of Murray City on Independence Day.
Archer admitted speeding at 37 miles per hour before Justice Hedges on Saturday. He was fined $5 plus costs, totaling the court amount.
Mille Suzanne Lenglen of France demonstrated her status as the world’s top woman player by defeating Mrs Molla Mallory of America 62 6 6 before a sparse crowd that included the king and queen at Wimbledon England.
Central News dispatch from Dublin reports Irish Free State forces seized Blessington today and took 100 irregular prisoners.
A Berlin report this afternoon claimed Germany asked the Allies for a moratorium. The report could not be confirmed.
Strikers in Rushville California protested at the Pacific Fruit Express plant on the Southern Pacific line. Despite Governor Stephens order to avoid interrupting perishable fruit shipments, no fruit cars were loaded since the ultimatum was issued.
Congressman Frederick A. Britton of Chicago accused American medical officers at quarantine of discriminating between American and British vessels in favor of ships flying the British flag during his return from Europe.
The Weather Bureau predicts showers at the start of the week and again Thursday or Friday, with generally fair weather in between and normal temperatures for the period.
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