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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1921
Page
6
A fragmented sale style notice extols Mr Long's stomach relief tips. It claims neuralgia and stomach problems improve with Eatonic after meals, reducing excess gas quickly. The ad promises low cost and a drug guarantee.
Dotty learns from a visiting pigeon about how pigeons drink and feed their young. Mrs Pigeon explains her milky crop fluid for feeding babies and contrasts her method with Robin Redbreast and Jenny Wren, while Squeedee the elf watches.
A guide describes using a dry eggshell with a small bottom hole as a makeshift funnel to fill narrow-neck bottles and to steam a splinter out of a wound. It notes hot water to remove splinters and mentions steam relief for soreness, plus brief facts on Corsica, Plumbego, and violets and a sandpaper claim.
Billy Senior and Billy Junior search for missing kids, navigating barns and yard shadows as a gate traps Billy inside a goat herd’s enclosure. A boy discovers Billy is one of his goats, prompting suspense about ownership and escape.
The young wife, busy with work, insists to Ned that Sundays will always be kept free. She reassures him, promising that Sunday time remains sacred despite her demanding schedule.
Snippet reflects a character Ned recalling a father’s stance on a dilemma. The narrator hints at cultural choices between China or India and signals a continuation to follow. The tone is reflective and suspenseful with a personal, questioningly forward rhythm.
Traveling sign painter T. F. Van Meter in Athens reports Wonder Soap from Athens Soap & Chemical Co. removes paint stains and asks for more, saying he cannot get along without it. Wonder Soap sold at Athens drug or grocery stores with samples by mail offer.
Paris officials returning from a Scandinavia trip recount a humorous incident involving M. Le Corbeiller. At a Stockholm banquet he toasted la belle France and the Republic while toasting King Oscar, who has been dead for ten years, drawing amused responses from friends.
A wry note on men who lack common sense yet possess a sedan to keep dry, suggesting status or practicality may override weather awareness.
Pattern department offers Waist 3522 and Skirt 3509 patterns in six waist sizes 34 to 44 for the waist and seven skirt sizes 24 to 36. Suitable fabrics include serge tricotine taffeta duvetyn satin shantung and linen. The illustrated serge version uses braid decorations and features a skirt width at foot of 2 1 2 yards with plaits. A medium size requires 6 1 2 yards.
A crafty notice offers two separate sewing patterns priced for mailing. Send 12 cents in one cent stamps for each pattern to any address to receive the illustrated patterns by mail.
Sunday school lesson centers on Soul Teaching at Antioch from Acts 11 19-30. Golden text notes they were gathered with the church for a year and taught many people Acts 11 26. Christian Endeavor topic reflects The Ten Commandments in the Life of Today Exodus 2 1-17.
All day basket meeting in Salem Colorado. July 30 describes a basket dinner in Henry Pollard grove with morning Sunday school at 9 30 and special preaching at 10 30. Afternoon services follow with preaching and encouragement to bring filled baskets for a good day.
E D Murch, minister, presides as Bible school hosts J H Burt at 9:00 A M. Morning worship features M F Chatley of Ashtabula Ohio at 10:15 A M. Evening worship at 7:30 P M. M E Chatley will speak. Members urged to attend all services with Christian Endeavor at 6:30 P M and mid week prayer at 7:30 P M. Public welcome.
A Sunday service at the Masonic Temple offers the Christian Science lesson with the subject Love and golden text from 1 John 4 16. The service emphasizes known and believed divine love and its relation to God.
Sunday school at 9 30 A M and Wednesday service at 7 30 P M invite all to attend at the church location and time given.
Church of Christ holds a morning study of James chapter four at 9 o clock conducted by Prof Pearly Gaskill. An Apostolic worship and communion service follows at 4 o clock. All are invited to attend.
A camp meeting is held at The Plains each night at 7 15 with Sunday activities all day. Attendees are urged to seek shade and rest as needed.
Central Ave M E Church in Dallas hosts Sunday school at 9 00 with Rev Fred O Weed delivering sermons at 10 15 and 7 30 in the evening Special music is planned for both services Epworth League meets at 6 30 P M Mid week service Wednesday evening will be led by the pastor.
City Building Captain and Mrs De Vol oversee weekly services. Open airs and Sunday school are listed with times on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday. Special notice highlights Lieutenant Grace De Vol of Martins Ferry Ohio.
The Church of God on Hocking Street lists Sunday school at 9:00 AM and morning worship at 10:00 AM with the pastor B F Timmons. An evening song service is at 7:30 PM and a sermon by the pastor at 8:00 PM. All are welcome.
Sunday school at 9 15 A M morning worship at 10 15 A M and B Y P U at 6 30 P M led by Pastor C A Homer C Smith with Music Hall designation.
L R Roberts pastor leads Sunday School at 9:00 A M with a 10:00 worship service. Morning sermon theme is Christian perfection from a Biblical standpoint. Evening service at 7:30 focuses on Gods attitude toward sin. Mid week prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:30 P M.
The First M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 9 A M and Epworth league at 6 30 P M with no church services due to the pastor's vacation away from the parish.
Abbott Y. Wilcox announces no preaching tomorrow morning or evening at the Presbyterian Church. Sabbath School sessions will be discontinued until the first Sunday in September. The note adds a social remark about people striving for advancement and falling behind.
Mrs. Sallie Siefert of Pottsville Pennsylvania says four to five years of female trouble left her weak and unable to work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained weight and returned to work. She recommends the remedy to friends and urges others to try it.
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