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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
A Percifield reports relief after prolonged stomach pains using Eatonic. The ad claims thousands with acidity and gas find quick relief, promising digestion improves and the stomach becomes active again. One tablet after meals aids digestion, with a box price described as trifling under a druggist guarantee.
Betty wishes to be a bird and visits a elfin guided land with Go comeback, meeting Brownie and a nest village. She learns nests are for birds, not people, and returns to her yard preferring a real house with furniture. Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Feature Service.
Miscellaneous curiosities include spun glass clothing in Italy and flowers with varying effects on humans. Poppies cause headaches in seances and roses inhaled freely may affect health. bananas ripen slowly if stored at even temperatures. radium safety measures involve a large lead-safe housing hydrated bromide.
Two mischief making youngsters hide under a wagon seat when a workman moves a plank and are secretly taken along with a wheat wagon. They dash to town by a short cut while a dog and goat clash awaits in tomorrow's installment. Ned searches for Cherry as his mother chides him for skipping work.
Ned Randall grows restless at the office and leaves at three to clear his mind. He buys a bouquet of tea roses for his wife, then the largest box of chocolates, as Arline Bates encourages him to seek the outdoors and fresh air.
Health officers from most southern states will meet in Washington with the U S health service and Red Cross officials to discuss the pellagra situation in the south. The conference will be held within a few days, according to the Surgeon General Cummins office.
Offerson Mansfield of Athens County Ohio born February 28 1854 died July 19 1921 age 67 years 4 months 21 days. He married Charlotte Caster April 4 1913 on a farm near Fisher no children survive. Survived by wife sister Mrs Kate Pinkerton and brothers Charles Elmer others. parents and several siblings preceded him in death. He professed faith about a year ago and looked forward to reunion with his Savior. There is no death a transition Longfellow.
The Mansfield family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of Jefferson Mansfield and praises Rev Timmins singers for consoling music. Signed by wife Mrs Lottie Mansfield and sister Mrs Kate Pinkerton. Also note the National Women's Union plans a nationwide campaign to compel the AFL to amend its constitution to allow women union members on the same terms as men.
Geneva reports the long guarded burial site of John Calvin may be revealed after Eugene de Speyr of Aignon France disclosed the secret to the Protestant consistory. The grave is believed to lie under Plainpalais churchyard with the initials J. C. marked stone. City authorities granted permission to explore the site.
The film industry in the United States is investing five hundred million dollars in production. The move signals a major push for domestic cinema and expansion of studios, facilities, and related services nationwide.
Colorado now leads the states in point of beet sugar production, signaling a shift in agricultural output and market outlook for the sugar beet industry nationwide.
A Star North Carolina reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring her health after four years of monthly troubles and two doctors recommending an operation. She says she is now able to work and endorses the medicine publicly.
A Buffalo man attests years of eczema pain eased after using Peterson's Ointment. The ad quotes testimonials praising its healing power and a guarantee of satisfaction or money back, with mail orders handled by Peterson Ointment Co. Inc.
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