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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
10
A dated newspaper pitch offers a free trial of a ruptures treatment that supposedly seals openings without surgery. It targets men and women, claiming rapid muscle tension and binding, and urges readers to send for a poupon to receive the free trial. It warns against wearing supports lifelong and cites gangrene risk.
A reader reports relief after taking Eatonic with meals for digestive misery. The testimonial claims the first dose helped and notes ongoing use, suggesting benefits for others who suffer after eating. no clinical data or assurances are provided.
An old style advertisement extols Tiz for sore tired feet with vivid, humorous claims. It promises rapid relief from burning corns bunions and pain after removing shoes and soaking feet in the product bath. It urges buyers to obtain Tiz from drug or department stores and notes feet feel lighter and shoes fit better.
A short paragraph claims a few drops of Rgag on the skin around an ingrown toenail reduce inflammation and pain and toughen the skin so the nail turns away from the flesh overnight. It mentions “Outgo” as a harmless antiseptic made for chiropodists and notes it can be bought in a tiny bottle.
A historical item notes a photographed two page letter by Benjamin Franklin dated Passy July 21 1780, sent to Holland bankers. The piece references Rev James Nourse of Westminster Maryland who owns manuscripts, describing Franklin’s long hand script and the era's typography. It also mentions a Grove's Laxative ad unrelated to the Franklin excerpt.
Milly Turtle longs for a long bushy tail after envy at Squirrel and Nippy. She follows a guide to a magical bush and, attempting to jump over it, discovers her tail grows long when she shelters from the sun. The tale ends with Milly facing the unexpected change as night falls.
Tomorrow Friday June 10 forecasts an unusually active and prosperous day. Unconventional supporters and Uranus alignments suggest unexpected opportunities and benefits across work and investments. Those born today may see strong fortune but should guard against unnecessary worry.
Billy leaves his friends at dawn and heads toward the meadow while Daisy stays near the roses. Stubby and Button worry Billy is restless and hiding trouble, then watch as he cleans himself and hurries east toward the canyon, hinting at a mystery or possible romance.
Washington June 9 Secretary Denby cabled Rear Admiral William Sims to confirm whether he was quoted correctly in an address given last night before the British Speaking Union.
A bitter quarrel marks the couple’s first major marital rift as Edward and Cherry Randall sleep apart. Cherry recalls Ned’s double standards and betrayal while she quietly scrubs the room and dresses to look untouched by the night’s events. The family breakfast hints at unresolved tension and a tense future.
Brussels report notes the aging ex-Empress Charlotte of Mexico, sole remaining link to King Leopold’s reign, recently marked her 81st birthday this winter as she remains a figure tied to the Belgian royal era.
The former Empress, wife of Maximilian, weakened but alive after doctors gave up in January, endures royal tragedy and court scandal from a solitary retreat at Bouchout. Though war news stayed hidden, her German-origin castle remained respected by the occupying Germans.
A federal grand jury in Columbus indicted Lewis Grubb of Zanesville for breaking into the East Fultonham post office in Muskingum county.
Chicago officer George Mickelser arrested Miss Irene King for speeding. In court she forgot her pocketbook and could not pay the imposed fine. George paid the fine and later married her.
Do not copy the source text directly. This pattern offers a 18 year size needing 5 yards of 40 inch material. Skirt width at foot is 2 yards with new style lines. Suitable fabrics include sateen linen pongee gingham taffeta etamine foulard and satin. Mail illustration pattern with 12 cents in stamps.
A Buffalo based letter from 1916 recounts a teamster suffering a severe leg sore cured by Peterson Ointment after doctors failed. The testimonial, dated March 22 1916 and tied to care of P G Reitz, claims extensive cures of eczema piles and skin diseases with the 35 cent large box sold by Peterson Ointment Co Inc Buffalo NY and available via mail orders.
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