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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as the world's standard blood purifier for over fifty years. It claims skin eruptions and blemishes result from impurities and urges readers to begin purifying their blood today with the product available from druggists.
On July 31 in Medina Buck Weaver made a successful flight in a plane with a thirty foot wing spread. His craft is slated for races in Chicago on February 15. Local residents H Calvert and W P Goembel have ordered similar planes expected to arrive within a week.
Alec escorts his wife to meet his aunt at a stone house with portraits on the wall. Rascoe, a loyal servant, hints the aunt recognizes Alec and expects his bride. The scene shifts to a balcony view of the Hudson as a strong voiced woman greets them.
Births, marriages, graves, and court actions in McArthur and Adelphi Ohio. Includes a July 26 1922 birth in Adelphi to Chauncey Gibson, migration from McArthur, an Akron resident visiting Clear Lake Iowa, and the death of Melvina Reynolds in Columbus with burial in Carroll. Also reports a suspected suicide of Jasper Schooley near Locust Grove Ridge, court filings in Jane Lyons guardian case and two divorces, and a Peden Salts marriage in McArthur.
July 23 report notes Rev C B Taylor and others, Peden and Car vie Opal Salts of McArthur. Amanda Malone of Logan returns home after visiting relatives Dan Dixon family here. Dr W C Martindill undergoes postoperative appendicitis surgery in Greenfield. condition listed as critical. A Brown town ship Herford bull owned by Sherman McDaniel is shot by neighbor James Harkless after persistent intrusions. Ed McFarland from Columbus visiting, will travel to Cu ay hoga Falls. George Crow loses a cow from poison near an abandoned house.
A drugstore ad promotes Zemo for eczema and skin troubles. It claims the antiseptic liquid removes eczema quickly stops itching heals sores burns wounds and chafing. The copy emphasizes penetration cleansing soothing action and affordable pricing.
Signor Felix Nazzaro piloted his Fiat to victory in Europe’s Grand Prix at Strasbourg defeating Europe’s top drivers to win the prize.
Ashland reports all local coal yards out of stock. Factories face shortages. City water works have coal only to operate until August 15.
International News Service reports whispers that bootlegging occurred in a Senate private restaurant. Menu cards allegedly violated the Volstead act with items listed among delicacies for senators including Soused sea bass and brandied peaches.
James Robin son aged 2 was killed instantly when an Akron Bedford and Cleveland train struck the roadster carrying the family at Chittenden Crossing. His mother Mrs Mary Brown Robinson was fatally injured. father W W Robinson escaped with minor hurts. The wrecked car slid 200 feet. Mrs Robinson required hip amputation and multiple leg fractures. Residents of Cuyahoga Falls.
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