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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL kidney remedy promising fast relief from urinary issues and cleansing the system. It claims two centuries of use and offers a money back guarantee with a sealed box labeled GOLD MEDAL.
An advertisement touts oil of kerein capsules as a safe fat reduction method with no exercise. It promises weight loss up to sixty pounds, improved health, and a more attractive appearance, urging readers to buy at the druggist and start immediately.
Promote a cheap freckle remover by mixing two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. Advertises grocers and drug stores for ingredients and claims daily use will fade freckles and blemishes to yield clear soft white skin with no irritation.
A brief urging citizens to pay off debts by Saturday via War Savings Stamps. The notice suggests using stamps to lift financial obligations and settle mortgages, highlighting patriotic purchase as a remedy for personal indebtedness.
An advertisement touts Bio-Feren as a quick, inexpensive cure for nervous exhaustion and fatigue. It claims two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days will double energy, improve aim, ambition, and vision, with a money back guarantee if not. Drugstores in the city stock the remedy.
An ad touts Senreco Tooth Paste as a quick path to white teeth and healthy gums. It promises film removal, relief from pyorrhea ravages, and reduced mouth acidity, claiming dentists endorse the product and social cost is low at 35 cents a large tube.
Annie, shaken by losing her place, hears a harsh verdict and seeks work at Keller's on Grand Street. She finds relief: better pay, cleaner air, and less harsh supervisors, with Jewish coworkers sharing lunches and small trades. Her optimism returns as she adjusts to this hopeful turn.
A 21 year old sister asks how to help her wayward younger brother after a severe whipping and disappearance. Mrs Thompson counsels maintaining the brother’s trust, inviting contact, and guiding his energy toward constructive paths.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Hendricks of Owensboro Kentucky describes severe stomach and bowel illness cured promptly after two days of Milks Emulsion use. The ad claims lasting relief, appetite boost, and benefits for tuberculosis and malnourished individuals, with a money back guarantee and two price options. Sold by The Cline Pharmacy Athens and The Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville.
Ohio agronomists at the Experiment Station advise applying 200 to 300 pounds of acid phosphate per acre to corn even after planting or when a few inches tall. Spreading can be done with lime or fertilizer spreaders. The phosphate promotes growth in wet cold weather and speeds maturity, helping corn harden before fall frosts. cases show late June applications boosting yields.
Mrs. Lillian Gohn of York Pennsylvania describes how a backache from a cold developed into lumbago. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid pain relief and general strength boost after weeks of treatment. Her mother also benefited from the remedy.
The pattern shows drill linen khaki or gingham options for a trimmed blouse with a striped or plaid skirt. It fits sizes 8 10 12 and 14. Size 12 needs 3% yards of 44 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
The University outlines the five day commencement program from Sunday, June 15 to Thursday, June 19 including baccalaureate address by Rev. David Philipson and a Mikado performance by the Choral Society. Alumni events, board meetings, and diploma ceremonies are planned with daily activities and receptions. Bristles set in a coat hanger ends added for use as a brush.
In Pomeroy Ohio on June 3 Foster responds to Rev L L Cherrington stating he will vote and use influence against lifting the ban on beer and wine and that he cannot understand the President.
Farmers near Sandusky and Columbus report seventeen year locust swarms. Prof H A Gossard of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes the insects mainly damage young orchards and says farmers are covering trees with mosquito netting. Gossard had predicted the outbreak earlier this spring.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and for years it was supposed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. One hundred dollars reward for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists 75c.
Rey Moore kept his regular appointment at Prattsville over the weekend. Turner and King start road work toward McArthur to close and cement the route. E C Allen bought an artificial foot in Cincinnati after a December ankle injury led to amputation. Local families and neighbors visited, attended church, and traveled by car. Oil drillers near Fischer farm approach Berea sand.
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