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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1922
Page
6
Denver Colorado reader Mrs R J Linton praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seven years use saying it restored her health during middle age and she keeps a bottle at home for ongoing use. She notes her husband urged the treatment and she now feels well and recommends it to friends.
A Chicago woman wears an engagement ring featuring a tiny replica of the site where her betrothal occurred, commemorating the moment with a personal keepsake.
A narrator frets over an arranged marriage plot as Sarah Ann schemes happiness with Neel. Ted confronts the idea, while Alec quietly orchestrates and a nurse is summoned. The night out to the theatre promises tension and hidden truths in a strained household.
A testimonial from Ralph Ellsworth of Joplin Missouri describes a severe scalp infection with itching red spots dandruff and facial pimples. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment and Takum for healing after trying various treatments.
Miss Emma Newlin returned to Columbus after visiting at her sister Miss Anna Newlin in McArthur. Mrs. Gray Clark went to Logan for a few days. James Newlin's children Toura and Albert stay with Mr and Mrs Samuel Noble during blackberry season. Anna Newlin learned of cousin Arminda Van Nachten’s death at Taylorsville Illinois. The report continues from Swan town.
McArthur hosted visitors including Miss Golda Stone and William Bray and welcomed Ida Wagenbach from Newark. Prohibition officers traveled through town en route to Gallipolis. E. T. Winters and family returned from Columbus after extended visits. Probate court approved the final account of Harry D. Wyman for Margaret A. Wyman estate. Athens politician I M Foster campaigned in town for Congress. McArthur beat Wellston 16 to 15 in a local ball game. Elias Hoke, husband of Mary Hoke, died in a Columbus hospital from paralysis.
Mrs. Clara Read of Cleveland arrived in McArthur Thursday for a visit with relatives of the Will families, followed by Mrs. Jim Wood formerly of Athens.
Nearly 900 striking Hocking Valley railroad shopmen in Columbus Ohio receive pay for two weeks work and are required to surrender all seniority papers passes total checks keys and other company property as they collect their wages.
Twenty five masked men attacked a wagon mine about twenty miles northeast of Booneville Indiana damaging mine machinery. Officials say work must be suspended for some time.
Major W. T. Blake, who left for London in May to circle the globe by air, arrived in Bagdad today en route to Constantinople on the international journey.
Secretary of State Hughes sent a strong letter to Hamilton Holt president of the Woodrow Wilson Democracy denying Holt’s charge that the United States pursues an unfriendly and discourteous policy toward the League of Nations.
Crowds of women said to be wives and mothers of striking Pennsylvania shopmen jeered and hooted employees entering the Kinsman road shops of the company today. Two automobiles loaded with police vessels rushed to the scene and the crowd dispersed.
Crese is noted as the quickest growing plant able to flower and seed within eight days of planting. This rapid development distinguishes it from slower species and highlights its exceptional growth rate.
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