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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
6
Lash's Cream Lotion provides immediate relief for tan skin burn chapped windburn and general skin irritation with quick acting soothing effect for affected areas.
Rutland Mrs Enos Rupe died suddenly last Thursday living just over the line in Cheshire township. She leaves a husband a married son a married daughter and a young daughter. Burial Saturday at Wright cemetery. Mrs Ruth Hoppes Pettibone of Columbus is visiting friends. Cousin Neta Russell will return with her for a short vacation. Miss Gladys Johnson of Columbus visiting at Leading Creek. Local baseball notes and various visits family and travels follow with social events and upcoming reunions noted.
Patrick E. McCormack of Cincinnati, a famed newspaper circulation man, says Tanlac restored his appetite, eased stomach pains, reduced gas and chest tightness, improved sleep, and added ten pounds. He reports four bottles made him well and ready for work.
Edmonton July 27 United Press reports W. D. Clark, a near quarter century Arctic hermit, plans to leave solitude for civilization. He lives on Peel River headwaters 180 miles from Herschel Island and 110 miles from Fort McPherson, with one neighbor 56 miles away. He values isolation, recalls seeing 10,000 caribou in a herd, and praises the frigid climate as healthful despite 75 degrees below in winter.
Cedar Point Ohio July 26 Resolutions from the Ancient Order of Hibernians demand Admiral Sims removal citing his alleged dangerous official conduct and tendency to reveal state secrets during war The Ohio session follows a similar national resolution in Detroit Rev Father John R Moran Youngstown state chaplain spoke urging loyalty to American ideals and denouncing the red movement.
Ford Motor Company plans record August output totaling 109,700 cars and trucks plus 5,400 tractors. Manchester England and Canadian plants add about 300 daily, lifting overall monthly production toward a grand total around 123 thousand units.
United Press reports Lieutenant Carl Gunther and Corporal L O Rogers of the American army of occupation were killed near Coblenz when their plane crashed and gas tank exploded. Gunther was from Frankfort Indiana and Rogers from Hillsboro Texas.
Authorities assess beef costs amid silage heavy rations. Extension expert Paul Gerlaugh notes cattle gains with silage rival corn fed, citing a farmer with 53 head of 800 pound cattle at $7.75 per hundredweight and another with 25 head of 400 pound steers at $6.30 per hundredweight gain.
The Athens State Hospital functions as a self contained village with its own post office library telephone system ice plant bakery and more. The 1930s report notes 677 men and 687 women in residence with ongoing treatment and a strong focus on cure and return home.
The State Civil Service Commission will hold a special examination for the Athens County Home superintendent at the courthouse in Athens on Thursday August 18. The position carries a salary of 1080. Instructors will conduct the test and applicants must obtain the bulletin and send application blanks by August 15 to the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus, Ohio.
Birmingham, Alabama, hosts a large business and professional women's club with about 1400 members, reflecting extensive local professional networks and community involvement.
Falling meat prices hit Ohio cattlemen but Wood county farmers who adapted their ration to current conditions may break even or improve. Figures come from Wood county demonstrators working with college authorities and show potential profit from silage based feeding strategies.
A passage describes how nerves across the abdomen loins back and other regions become highly sensitive during childbirth and are called on to perform unusual duties. The text emphasizes the body’s coordinated neural response to labor.
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