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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
2
Advice favors pure cocoanut oil over soaps and shampoos for hair care. Wet hair and rub in oil to create a rich cleansing lather that rinses easily, removes dust and oil, leaving hair soft and silky. Oil is inexpensive and lasts for months for a family.
The passage notes Cologne residents anticipate disruption and destruction as their city endures shelling, drawing a comparison to Paris when worship is interrupted by large shells. The piece reflects wartime air raid anxieties and civilian resilience amid bombardment.
An advertisement touts Mio na as a sunlit remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a Maine woman praises the Sunshin prescription and promises 60 cent boxes at McKee Drug Company with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Mrs Hannah Challant of Guysville received a letter from her son Ralph of Co B 41st Engineers in France dated May 5 1918. He writes of weather food and camp life and mentions a friend Bob a boars nest nickname wild boars and a forthcoming issue of the Sawdust Weekly. He explains promotions and interactions with fellow soldiers and vows to write again.
Columbus Ohio June 14 The Ohio Army of School Sammies launches a campaign to sell 1 000 000 in War Savings Stamps during June 17 to 22 as part of a series of drives ending June 28. About 2000 Vacation Thrift Committees will run stamp booths and concerts to boost sales and contestants in the Vacation Thrift Contest can win prizes totaling 6000 for government bonds.
Citizens are urged to buy War Savings Stamps to support the war effort with a straightforward purchase drive. Authorities emphasize simplicity and rapid support, calling for broad participation.
A Cambridge Ohio reader reports relief from lifelong indigestion and nervousness after using Nerv-Worth, claiming four bottles cured indigestion and improved sleep. The testimonial notes the product is sold at McKee's Drug Store in Athens and guarantees a refund if benefits are not realized.
Plans for the wheat meeting at the Southeastern Test Farm progress with a strong speaker lineup. Dean Vivian and Professor Darker will represent the College of Agriculture, with Experiment Station speakers to be announced later. The event promotes wheat research, Allied needs, and farmer earnings, urging attendees to come early, bring dinner, and stay all day.
Minneapolis June 14 More than one third of the University of Minnesota medical school faculty is in active service in the army and navy. Dr R O Beard assistant dean said today the faculty is being drawn to fill medical posts as service calls rise.
A physician calls Spring Fever a misnomer and a natural lassitude after winter due to iron and phosphorus deficiency. He links diet, oxygen loss in heated homes, and reduced nerve vigor to the condition. The remedy is phosphated iron, preferably in capsule form from McKee Drug Company, to maintain physiological balance.
Filing for August primaries closed at midnight. Clerk John Myers and election board offices remained open. No county offices petitions were filed by Athens county Democrats. several candidates filed in their home counties. Republicans placed many names across offices including Congress, Common Pleas, State Senate, Representative, Auditor, Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, Surveyor, Recorder, Commissioners, Coroner, and State Central Committee.
A faded Silk Waist is revived after washing with Writ with all delicate shades appearing anew. Also advertised 10¢ cake at Cline's Pharmacy.
An Athens man recounts severe stomach trouble for a decade and alleged cancer diagnosis. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with restoring sleep and appetite after a 21 year gap in treatment, claiming the prep removes mucous and inflammation linked to stomach and intestinal ailments. One dose guaranteed or money back.
Cincinnati July 14 report says Professor M B Andrews 60 who ran Sayler Park School for 40 years will join Y M C A war work in France though the call requires under 60 He plans to lead the way with his son Wendell in artillery training at Camp Fremont and another son attends Ohio University in Athens
Washington reports a high protein bread using 80 percent soy bean flour and 70 percent wheat flour. Specialists at the Department of Agriculture say this “high powered bread” can match beefsteak in food value and act as a substitute for meat and cheese.
President Ellis announced that on July 2 or 3 Dr. George E. Vincent would speak at the university, sent by the National Security League without expense to the school. A former Chicago professor and ex-president of Minnesota, Vincent will address patriotic themes to large audiences.
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