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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
6
Mrs Wagner of Palm Beach recounts severe monthly cramps eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits six bottles after marriage and farming duties, urges others to try it, and notes public posting may help other women.
June 11 WALINGTON The settlement of the bonus question is near with Senator Penrose predicting early enactment of the soldiers adjusted compensation bill. Five optional plans to reimburse 4 800 000 veterans are under discussion, including cash payments and adjusted service pay, with an estimated total outlay of about 1.56 billion dollars if all accept the cash plan. A Los Angeles man also claims a leak proof method for inserting locomotive tubes with square dies and copper gaskets.
A fragment from a 1921 feature column hints at Doris and a cone shaped scene near the ocean shore with a playful, nostalgic tone. Copyright details credit Mompeper Feature Service as the source.
The fragment warns of uneven careers for those born on the day with alternating gains and losses. It urges focus on business matters, self control, and avoiding quarrels or rash actions. It notes temper and speech as potential issues and advises careful energies and judgment to stay on course.
Billy Jr, his chums, and Daisy chase a beloved white goat named Day through a canyon and meadow in a hopeful mission to marry and continue eastward. They fear harm or sale as they search the rose bush, meadow, and corral, hoping to find Day safe.
A reader reports nearly dying before discovering Eatonic, a stomach medicine, and credits it with saving their life and restoring their health. The account emphasizes relief after using the product.
Edward Randall storms to his office angry at Cherry for last night and is haunted by a vision of her, while village gossip Miss Snyder praises her as the sweetest wife though he fears her recklessness. He debates old guidance versus Cherry's new ideas as he walks to his work.
Mr and Mrs Ben Davis and family visited Mr and Mrs C W Hornsby over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Maxwell of Athens visited Mr and Mrs J T Hornsby. Mr and Mrs Howard Bingman of Nelsonville spent time with Mr and Mrs W E Bingman. Hiram Root drove to Stewart and Athens Saturday. George and Amy Giddings of Fillmore visited J T Hornsby. George Caruthers stayed with his sister Helen Rogers. Alfred and E L Rogers with Mrs Rogers toured Cutter Sunday afternoon. Mabel Hornsby was guest of Wilma and Leta Dunfee Sunday.
Miss Mildred and Miss Myrtle Hornsby were guests of Mrs. Earl Clark for Sunday dinner. Kathryn and Nellie Lou Caruthers returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Helen Rogers. Mr and Mrs 8. D. Root and children visited Mr and Mrs W E Dunfee. Children Day services planned for next Sunday evening June 12. Emerson Sleeth of Richmond W Va spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Sleeth.
Sand Rock S P Morris of Jerseyville visited his daughter Mrs Glen Robinson and relatives. Edith McDaniel left Tuesday for an extended stay in Jerseyville. Dow Marquis and son Lee attended children's day services at Amesville. George Ogg and Charles Stahle visited in Columbus. Mrs Rebecca Linscott stayed with her daughter Mrs Dora Robinson and Sabra Hill of Beaumont visited Adelia Linscott. William Brainard of Cleveland was a recent guest of Mrs N H Colvin.
Washington June 11 Rep James W Good of Iowa who as chairman of the house appropriations committee reduced departmental estimates by nearly 5 000 000 resigned from Congress Friday He will enter private law business at Chicago
Pattern 3248 is shown in three sizes 12 14 and 16 years. The 14 year size needs 444 yards of 36 inch material. Fabrics offered include foulard dotted Swiss organdie or chalice with a silk or ribbon belt for contrast. A mailed pattern costs 12 cents in stamps. A Bohemian method for producing uniform high polish plate glass is announced.
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