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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
5
Local Visitors and Guests Reported in Brooksville
Brooksville residents host relatives and friends from Dundas New Straitsville Athens Zaleski Ironton Johnston City Canaanville and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs Celia Warner visiting T A Burkett and Mrs Don Seevers hosting Ruth and Grace Brewer. several relatives travel between Athens Bassett and Lubing areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Warner
Dundas
T. A. Burkett
John Chapman
Miesmatte Holcomb
Newre
Victor Beckle
George Williams
Athens
George Beckle
Anna Scott
New Marshfield
Catherine Sutton
Esther Swain
Lubing
van Seevers
Sanford Burkett Sr
Canaanville
Margaret Ellis
Rub-No-More Naptha Soap Ad Endorsed at Grocers
The lasting Rub-No-More Naptha Soap is advertised as a hard bar with no waste and long life. Consumers are urged to try a bar and watch for a coupon while asking for Rub-No-More at all grocers.
Billy the Goat Finds a Stable Master
Billy escapes roasting and is claimed by Caspar as his goat. Caspar agrees to take the whippings for Billy’s mischief as Billy bonds with Caspar’s family, pulling the wagon and sharing space with Fleabite the dog on the trip to Kasedorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Caspar
Little Caspar
Big Caspar
Bel
Oberbipp
Fleabite
Kasedorf
Fritz
Dorry Becomes the Dread Disease of Love on Long Island
A diary style note reports Dorry has fallen for Dr James after a beachside encounter on Long Island. The writer teases her with irony, noting her painting, the doctor’s cool professionalism, and the looming honeymoon with Jean at Hope Hamlet. The entry ends with a burst of social satire on matrimony and female sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
War
Dorry
Jean
Hope Hamlet
Dr. James
Long Island
Dear Mrs Thompson Love Advice in the Auto Age
A reader seeks guidance on romance with multiple suitors and visiting a partner’s family. Mrs Thompson urges against visiting relatives, urges independence, and warns that true love comes with commitment, not cars or status. The column also praises independent women and criticizes egotism and shallow courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Sunday Visits and Socials In Local Community
Stewart and Harve Starlin visited Mrs. Nora Smith on Sunday. Levi Ogg from Nelsonville visited his daughter over the weekend. John Grosvenor and son Ernest spent Sunday with Edgar Grosvenor family. Ice cream social attended by several from here at Wells Van Dyke’s Saturday night. Fern Copeland Wade Cunningham visited Arthur Copeland’s home Sunday. Mrs. John Grosvenor and Mrs. Anna Johnson of Columbus called on the Grosvenor home Thursday. A new chicken brooder is heated by a lamp under a starlin floor during visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Starlin
Nora Smith
Levi Ogg
Nelsonville
John Grosvenor
Ernest
Edgar Grosvenor
Wells van Dyke's
Fern Copeland
Wade
Luella Cunningham
Arthur
Don’t Lose Your Punch and Nervous Health Tips
A newspaper ad urges readers to assess mental sharpness and nervous vitality, warning that aging arteries and thin blood can impair quick decisions. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic and diet aid, inviting readers to request a home treatment booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Co. and to obtain pills via local druggists or mail order at 60 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Dr.Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Social Gatherings and Visits Highlight Athens Notes
Athens residents welcomed those returning home as visits occurred at the Showalter and Dodds households. Ross Marquis of Athens visited his sister Mrs. Sadie Copeland, while Alf Dodds called on Mr. Ed Dodds. An ice cream social is planned on July 31 at the New England Presbyterian church lawn with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chas
Showalter
Ross Marquis
Sadie Copeland
Alf Dodds
Ed Dodds
Presbyterian Church
New England
Dreco touted by Lancaster barber as cure for many ills
Oscar Hoyman of 327 West Main Street Lancaster proclaims Dreco a great medicine. He credits it with easing gas, stomach discomfort, back pains, headaches, and sleep issues, claiming improved energy and digestion after starting the twelve herb remedy sold by local druggists and Athens Cline Pharmacy Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreco
Oscar Hoyman
W. Main St
Lancaster
Athens
Cline Pharmaty Co
Governor using mercury expansion to regulate furnaces
A French inventor's governor regulates electric furnace temperature by mercury expansion with heat. In a shipyard a secret chemical process hardens paper caps, protecting workers from falling objects.
Dutch Experiment Imparts Aged Cheese Properties
A Holland experimenter uses 24 hours of alternating current on fresh cheese to imitate aged characteristics. In Mauritius a river project aims to supply hydroelectric power for 150 miles of railways, lighting 11 towns, and powering industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Mauritius
Coolville Residents Return, Visits Highlight Week
Coolville resident Miss Gertrude Roberts returns home after ten days with grandmother Mrs. S. W. Gray on Nineteenth street Parkersburg. Miss Florence Tilton visited friends in Clarksburg over Sunday. Mrs. Gertrude Campbell, who traveled to Coolville for business, is spending time in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Roberts
S. W. Gray
Nineteenth Street
Parkersburg
Florence Tilton
Clarksburg
Gertrude Campbell
Coolville
Fireworks Display Firma To Brighten Athens County Fair
The article notes a shift from amateur pyrotechnists to professional fireworkers. It highlights safety and artistry in the Theatle-Duffield Fireworks Company of Chicago, whose exhibitions will appear at the Athens county fair and races in August 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatle- Duffield Fireworks Company
Chicago
Athens County Fair
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Art Brittain
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Brooksville
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Saalfield Publishing Co
Akron, O
Stewart
Hoosier
MILES
Bing
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