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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
6
An Athens advertisement endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues caused by weak kidneys. It claims relief from lumbago, dizziness, and head pains after using three boxes, with a neighbor testimonial from W Reynolds, painter at 120 W Union St, who praises the product from Cline's Pharmacy.
Dayton June 14 The McCobdk field engineering department is testing a new motor designed to surpass existing power levels. When completed this engine, expected to be built soon for airplane service, would rank as the second largest in the world behind Britain’s 1,060 horsepower unit. It features an 8 six and one half inch bore per cylinder and a 1/2 inch piston, promising unprecedented output.
A short note describes a small bottle or pen a product sold for a few cents claimed to remove corns and calluses without pain. It mentions applying with a Hft Rina or fingers and describes the ease of use and lack of drug effects.
Elmer B. Bryan formally accepted the presidency of Ohio University and pledged strict scholarship standards, saying students who do not study should leave. The board approved a fitting installation committee and noted resignations of Evans and Treadley. A steam pipe for the hospital residence, a Latin Prize Fund, and improved flag display practices were discussed as the meeting adjourned for senior class day.
Cambridge June 14 Two lifelong neighbors quarrel over a fence and Joseph D. Heston 81 suffers gunshot wounds likely to cause death Isaiah That cher is jailed on shooting with intent to kill. Bond set at 2000 dollars.
Washington June 14 United Press reports House leaders after talks with the President say a peace treaty with Germany must follow a peace resolution. They favor accepting Versailles with reservations or using its terms as a base for a new agreement. Members cite long negotiations and aim to settle US rights on damages and future dealings.
The Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs highlights home economics plans led by Mrs. J. B. Loughry to use summer idle hours for canning, cooking, sewing, and gardening. Toledo federation supports policewomen, health education, censorship talks, and Americanization efforts while aiding 8,000 members and distributing 8,800 baskets of food over ten weeks.
Washington dispatch reports efforts to rush the soldier bonus bill into the senate for quick action failed as the senate finance committee refused and postponed consideration until next Monday.
H Foster Bain director of the United States bureau of Mines warns that the natural gas supply is limited and may last only years. He urges higher pricing and educational campaigns to curb waste and to balance needs of domestic and industrial users across the nation.
June 14 report from Cambridge notes H. P. Bowen, injured when the H. W. Dennis streetcar incident caused the deaths of Miss Margaret Monahan and John Dennis who died Sunday, with Bowen dying Tuesday morning at Cambridge Hospital.
The National City Bank of New York reports that US sugar consumption will hit a new record in the fiscal year ending this month. Domestic production surged to a record high while exports fell, and imports rose modestly, supporting an expected per capita intake near 100 pounds, despite record prices.
A testimonial claims the remedy eases stomach trouble after a planned operation was canceled. It describes Mayr's product as removing mucus from the intestinal tract and reducing inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. The ad asserts a money back guarantee after one dose and lists McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville and other druggists as sellers.
Evert V. Moore of Columbus a city fireman and Etha Moore of Athens a housekeeper filed for a marriage license. Ernest K. Bryson of Glouster a surveyor and Margaret Bulloch of Glouster a teacher also applied for a license.
In Washington on June 14 the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr. argues that Democratic free trade harms American wool growers. The statement cites the 1913 tariff, wartime protections, and postwar imports, warning of reduced prices and delayed protection, with implications for the broader U.S. industry and economy.
A brief note reflects on a group enduring a current crisis and vows they will never forget the hardship. It emphasizes shared endurance, memory, and resolve amid ongoing difficulty. The piece names no individuals or organizations but underscores collective experience.
The regular meeting of Troop 1 B. 8 A. will be held Thursday evening at o'clock in the scout room at the Presbyterian church. Mr Geoffrey F. Morgan, former Scoutmaster, will attend to discuss plans for the Buckeye Lake camp after his chautauqua tour. Troop 1 is fortunate to have the Chief in charge of the Buckeye Lake outing and all active members are urged to be present.
In memory of our son and brother Thomas Goodfellow accidentally killed at Hocking mine on June 14, 1920. A kindly voice is gone and a sweet memory remains. From loving parents, brothers, sisters, and brothers in law.
Countless people use Vitamon as an economical easy way to obtain concentrated yeast vitamins in tablet form. The copy claims the product strengthens weak or run-down bodies by enriching meals and feeding worn nerves and tissues.
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