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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
7
Medical science recognizes blood transfusions as a valuable treatment for pernicious anemia infections and conditions linked to blood deterioration. The method is used today in treating a range of diseases and related health issues.
A physician speaker explains blood transfusions from donor to recipient, tracing history from antiquity to modern practice. Transfusions aid hemorrhage, anemia, infections, and preoperative resilience. risks are minimized by blood compatibility, proper technique, and careful dosage.
A health Q and A column addresses cramps throat mucus constipation hair loss wrinkles height weight and ear noises. It suggests improving general health, eye and throat care, regular shampooing, massages, and consulting a physician for high blood pressure.
July 21 The Senate pressed for ratification of the Naval Treaty with filibuster fears and threats of cloture. Opponents have tried to stall the pact by extended debate while leaders urge absentee members to return for a final vote. The session runs late as honeymooners and urgent home business affect attendance.
Firefighters from Baltimore Basil battled a blaze that burned the attic of the Thurston Hotel in Thurston Ohio afternoon. The fire caused about $500 in damage and left one person injured.
The pattern shows a frock with ruffled neck and sleeves, full gathered skirt, and optional cuff ruffles. Made of dotted swiss or dimity, also suitable in georgette or voile. Sizes 16 to 42. yardage listed. simple instructions. 15 cents per pattern, book and transfer patterns 25 cents. orders to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department New York City.
Knarf and shadow children enter Knarf's sleeping master's dream. They ride a black nightmare mare toward a cliff, pursued by watching eyes, only for the dream to end as the master awakens and the shadows return to the bed.
Blue Larkspur owned by E. R. Bradley captured the $25,000 Arlington Handicap on a fast track as the temperature stood at 109 with betting action brisk at Arlington Park.
A New York fashion column extols prints for summer and fall wear. It highlights pin dot, small spaced patterns, modern geometric two tone designs, and floral accents as practical, enduring choices compatible with fall coats.
NEA summarizes Congressman Garner’s proposal to split Texas into five states to expand Senate representation and alter the flag, noting Texas size diversity from mining to citrus and turkey production. Population cited at 5.6 million with five-state initiative lacking need for congressional consent per old grant.
Noel faces his first test of jealousy as Mrs. Graham urges calm at Mary’s party. She explains her husband Colin Cameron’s plotting and private detectives, and stresses Noel must appear untroubled while Mary enjoys the event.
Clara and her husband abandon the city life for a quiet farm, enjoying fresh produce and a simple routine until loneliness and danger drive them to return to the city. A neighbor on the farm and a city tenant both relay nerves and perils of country living, ending with a return to normal.
Amos Parrish previews summer fashion by suggesting versatile hat options to pair with any outfit. The notes appear in a 1920 publication with playful observations on style.
Military guards patrolled Juarez as three people died in riots following the Chihuahua State gubernatorial election. Supporters of Andrez Ortiz of the National Revolutionary party and Manuel M. Prieto of the Socialist party clashed across 23 precincts yesterday.
The reading notes active external operations with change possible and careful management. Personal affairs may bring concern and sensational experiences while birthdays promise lively promising year and strong effort despite anxieties in employment for a well endowed child.
Corning grade crude oil was reduced by 26 cents per barrel with the market opening Saturday, the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency announced. The new price stands at 1.50 a barrel as part of a continuing series of declines across Corning and Pennsylvania grades in the east and in Ohio and West Virginia since last July.
Melloglo Powder is advertised as preferred by beautiful women for a smooth, long lasting, non greasy finish. It claims to prevent visible pores and irritation with a new French process and brightens skin for a youthful bloom.
Pile sufferers are urged to remove the cause of bad blood circulation with Hemroid, the Dr J. Leonhardt prescription. The ad claims Hemroid relieves congestion and strengthens affected parts, sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if agony persists.
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