Eye Care Ad Promises Clear Vision and Service
An advertisement touts reliable eye exams and glasses service promising accuracy and quality. It emphasizes attention to detail and customer focus for all eyewear needs.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1918
Page
2
An advertisement touts reliable eye exams and glasses service promising accuracy and quality. It emphasizes attention to detail and customer focus for all eyewear needs.
Amesville C July 9 Utley known as Little New York grows as a mining town payroll for July 10 estimated at 3600 dollars. Laborers work, Josephine runs a popular restaurant, John D Glenn T becomes water boy then messenger with pay raise and buys thrift stamps.
A testimonial claims Nerv Worth relieved indigestion and stomach bloating after trying many remedies. The writer G W Hobday, a B&O fireman from Berkley Springs, endorses the product and urges readers to try it with a money back guarantee at McKee Drug Store in Athena.
Maggie May Webb daughter of Aaron and Martha Webb was born October 12 1866 in Lodi township Athens county Ohio and died June 24 1918 aged 58 12. She was born into a family of five with two surviving children Anna Ackley and Samuel Webb. She married Charles S Guthrie in 1893 who died 1903. four children were born two died in infancy. Living are Elva Fox and Forrest Webb. She remarried Samuel K Evans in 1904 who survives. She joined Alfred M E church under Rev M R Crabbe. She endured illness with faith and leaves a loving family and many friends. Services at Orange church Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev L C Shaver with Undertaker Bentz in charge.
The Federal Food Administration in Ohio reports a flood of mail for Food Administrator Fred Croxton this week. Incoming daily mail includes 4716 items such as 3500 first data letters and 284 messages for the Ohio Defense Council while outgoing mail reaches over ten thousand retail grocers, public eating places, bakers and administration workers across counties. Volunteers and teachers are urged to help with clerical duties due to the new sugar distribution plan.
The current army of coal workers is barely enough to sustain 275,000 tons daily. There are 153,000 miners, 24,000 fewer than before the war.
The chief effect will be to call a sudden halt upon a part of the daily routine of hardworking and sober men. No nation engaged in this world war, either ally or enemy, has attempted such an experiment. Nor can we, gentlemen, afford to experiment with the nation's destiny. Ohio Home Rule Assn. L. H. Gibson, Mgr.
The article warns that busy businessmen strain their stomachs by rushing meals and not chewing properly. It promotes Mi-ona tablets as a digestion aid and stomach tonic, sold by McKee Drug Company with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve dyspepsia.
A dramatic 9th century style confessional letter recounts a infernal council in the Palace where Catherine de Medici faints before Abdul the Damned as blood of Armenia leaks from the ceiling. The Devil signs off claiming Wilhelm the Wretched bears Armenia’s blood on his soul in a malevolent note of imperial conflict.
The Calcium preparation has built a steady reputation for improving health with notable results. The 2 size now sells for 1.50, price includes war tax, available at all druggists. A 1 size is now 80 cents.
A speech by Von Kuehlmann asserts Germany cannot pledge on Belgium and argues for historic Rhine boundaries set by Julius Caesar era. He contrasts modern Germans with ancient tribes, condemns Kaiser Wilhelm II, and calls to raze German arms plants and disarm and occupy Germany.
A testimonial claims a family suffered stomach and liver trouble for years. After nearly a year on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy the writer reports dramatic health improvements, no food-related issues, and a money-back guarantee.
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