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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1922
Page
6
In a tense scene set in New York's Chinatown, Alec confronts Doris about drug use after a reckless night. He warns of the dangers of addiction, then leads her through dim tenement halls to a grim opium den, where fear and moral reckoning intensify.
Classified style note promotes a remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache biliousness bloating sour stomach gas on the stomach and bad breath due to clogged or irregular bowels. Presents a product suggestion in a period newspaper voice.
B B Howard of Unadilla Georgia touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a mild gentle cleansing remedy delivering quicker relief from constipation than anything else he has tried.
A narrator notes gripping Alec’s arm in a tense moment, hinting at underlying doubt and developing tension. The line suggests interpersonal dynamics and foreshadowing as the scene unfolds.
Mrs. Fred Arnold and sons from Dayton arrived for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold and Linnie. Mr. Arnold went to Columbus and New York on a business trip. Mrs. Margaret Austin of Columbus visited Dan Austin and family. Bettie Barnes and Frances Hahn of Chicago stayed with Luella Trainer. Rev. Eli Clark of Harrison Township visited friends in McArthur. Mrs. A. J. Martindill visited Wells ton on Saturday.
Harry Bryson aged about 80 died at his Zaleski home last Thursday from old age infirmities. He left two brothers. Abram aged 56 survives, John died four years ago. Funeral Saturday with Rev. Fred Wright officiating. Mrs Ollie Wright and 20 relatives held a family reunion at Hawk school house Sunday enjoying a pleasant picnic.
W B Smith returns home from bricklaying in Columbus to resume work here. Walter Cox and Elsa King remain in Columbus laying brick. George Vansky of Columbus arrived last week to enjoy a vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs John Vansky.
Mr and Mrs Charles Carson with Mrs Carl Hudson of Pontiac and William Murphy of Route 2 drove to Glouster Sunday to see Mrs Anna Skinner 79 in poor health Mrs Hudson stayed to visit Mrs Skinner Mrs Carson hospitalized at Mill Street home Noah Harvey and family of Glouster and W A Harvey drove to near their old Madison township home Sunday
The Christian church basement hosted a Friday night ice cream social with strong attendance. Many guests from neighboring towns attended, boosting a warm community turnout.
County Clerk Lawrence Dunn spent over Sunday with home folks at Hope, highlighting a relaxed weekend visit. Dunn talked with residents about local concerns and enjoyed time with family in the community.
Miss Breta McVey arrived Saturday to visit La Rue Stephenson. Mrs. George Lawler and daughter Doris of Akron plus Master Clarence Graham of Columbus stayed with Miss Kate Kelly and Mr and Mrs T C Kelly from Friday to Monday. Rev James Banahan of St Peter and St Pauls churches in Wellston, in the army reserve, ordered to report to a tea camp in Kentucky later this month. E J Fitzsimmons of Radcliffe bought the Cobb property on Pennsylvania Avenue and plans to move this fall. Miss Elizabeth Humphrey of Columbus returned home after a two week vacation with her parents and sister families in Elk township and McArthur.
The county board of education reappointed H. J. Swaim as Attendance Officer citing his effective work against chronic school absences. The report credits his vigilance with reducing evils of neglect in multiple districts and calls for continued effort to keep children in school. Audit notes mention E. T. Ansel and family visiting Zaleski, plus local social and church activities and several residents from Athens and Cleveland visiting or traveling through. McArthur beat Portsmouth 6 to 4 on the 16th.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pratt of White Hall announce the birth of a daughter weighing seven and a half pounds born Monday July 17.
Tom and Ellen Biddle, children of Dr D H Biddle, returned from a visit in Mt Vernon with Mr and Mrs John Warner. Mrs Harner is the children's aunt.
A new law authorizes the appointment of a farmer to the Federal Reserve Board, expanding eligibility for board membership beyond traditional banking and academic backgrounds. It outlines confirmed qualifications and statutory oversight for such a appointment.
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