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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
6
Bronson, Mich. Mrs. Albert Rose reports Vinci improved her weak run down condition and back ache enabling her to keep up housework for her family of three. The ad claims Vinol contains eel and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates and calls it the greatest of all tonics.
Sally Orme stays by Stephen in Shack 3 hospital as he regains consciousness after injuries. Dr. Will guides recovery while Stephen slowly recognizes his home folk and Sally. The story follows hope, care, and the fragile return from a hospital hell.
A reader asks how to handle a cooling romance and fears of losing friendship. Another writer seeks help forget a beloved partner while away. Mrs Thompson counsels against early love, urges confidence, suggests diversions, and warns against teen riding with boys without parental approval.
Peter purchased a fine Regal car in Murray City. A flag raising occurred at New Pittsburg Saturday with local attendance. Numerous visitors and guests are named including Mr. and Mrs. Len Penny and family in Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Atlas, and friends from Glouster. Several residents traveled to nearby towns for visits and hospital duties. Drs. Lee and Elias ended their partnership. Ralph Dixon left for a Michigan training camp. Mrs. Wilda Roberts and Mrs. John Lee were among visitors. Mr. George Brooker visited Columbus for his wife’s hospital recovery. Continuous health notes mention Mrs. Plumb being on the sick list.
B K Bruce lodge I M Foster will address twenty seven colored men drafted for service Friday August 2 at Mt Zion Baptist church. Two lodge members Howard Mayo and Henry Nero are among the inductees.
The Ohio War Board announces that after August 1 the U S Employment Service will manage all war work employment. Employers report needed numbers and kinds of workers to the nearest service office. job seekers apply there. The service will distribute workforces to match supply with demand across Ohio and expand to meet higher needs. Applications go to C H Mayhugh at 74 East Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
Dear Mrs Thompson a fifteen year old boy writes seeking guidance after kissing a girl who is now angry with him. He says he apologized three times but remains rebuffed and notes she is now with another boy.
A vintage ad touts Stearns' Electric Paste as an inexpensive solution to rats, mice, cockroaches, and waterbugs. It claims the U S Government purchased thousands of packages for extermination and notes the paste is sold in small boxes at stores.
A small blaze started in the cook house of the John Robinson advertising car at Union Station Tuesday evening. The fire was put out without incident and the city fire department was not summoned.
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