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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1922
Page
8
Chicago readers learn how a physician advised Mrs. Aprith Tomsheck to take Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after childbirth. The testimonial claims the remedy revived her health and helped three children named as examples, urging others to try the root and herb medicine.
The article notes varying prices for fashionable costumes sold in London shops with bargains as low as twenty-two cents in some outlets and higher figures around fifteen to twenty dollars in others. It highlights cost discrepancies across different establishments and references the London factor ies.
Alec grants money after a tense domestic scene. The narrator reflects on home and marriage while recovering from strain. They drive past prominent estates with Alec guiding toward a river road and a guarded estate entrance as the scene continues.
Logan visitors Miss Edna Schilling and party attend the Wellston fair and Swain Township picnic. Residents travel home after visits to Columbus and Dundas. Norma Vernon teaches in Jacksonville last year and will return. Lunacy inquest clears William Allman. several foreclosure and guardianship filings. Huston road case delayed. estate inventories and a $280 support order in a case of abandonment of an illegitimate child.
A grandmother from Blodgett Missouri reports a grandchild with a pimples outbreak on the face body and scalp that caused itching burning and sleeplessness. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child was healed following the advertised treatment.
County Clerk Lawrence Dunn as trustee for maintenance of the child about 13 years old and costs totaling 13.72. Eight dollars paid down and 38 at each fourth week end. At birth Morris settled with the mother and bonded not to become a public charge. Grandmother Mrs Queen cared for the child until her death when maintenance was revived. Defendant complied with the court’s judgment and was released from bail. He now lives near Marietta.
A 16 year old Miss Elsie Robertson rose from department messenger to full clerk in the agriculture department through presidential intervention. Her promotion faced civil service rules against elevating a messenger to clerk despite strong support from Secretary Walace and others.
The president overrules a rule to appoint Elsie to a position, and she, her mother, and siblings celebrate the family’s improved prospects from the appointment.
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