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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text asks about born on Peace Day and taking Lydia E. Pinkham vegetable compound, with unclear context and no identifiable event or names beyond the product.
Fragments show a local notice about bed bugs and a cryptic line. The readable items hint at a small household pest report or brief notice, with no clear names or dates.
An ad promotes No-To-Bac claiming it stops tobacco cravings and breaks the habit quickly. It asserts mental and physical relief, affordability, and a druggist guarantee refund if craving returns, framing the product as simple and proven. The damaged text mentions a museum and Meehan, but details are unclear.
In a rainy day tale, Mrs Garden Spider and Chirpy Cricket discuss weather woes. The spider repairs her web and stays cheerful, while Chirpy Cricket learns resilience. The tale ends with both characters adapting to rain and finding reasons to smile. Copyright 1921 Newspaper Feature Service Ina.
Genevieve Kemble states the sidereal forces align for bold achievement with Mars and Luna dominating. Those born on the 19th may enjoy a prosperous year if indulgence in pleasure is restrained. Employed individuals flourish and a birth on this day signals activity, vigor, and popularity with the opposite sex.
Button and Billy Jr chase a drifting flock of goats driven by a man who whips a white doe. A dog attacks Stubby and Button in a comic, action filled escape as they plot to overtake the missing herd tomorrow.
New York tenant Jacob Berman told landlord John Spiro what he thought of him. He was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct.
In Wellsburg Cherry Randall avoids midday meal and endures a long afternoon of loneliness while her sister-in-law Jane hosts a lively scene with suitors. Cherry notes Ned’s planned absence to Zanesboro and imagines a different life with him, feeling both love and despair as she contemplates her situation.
Nothing for widow Ann Murdock named beneficiary of Al Haymann estate who headed Charles Frohman Inc until his death on May 14. Estate valued around $1,000,000 with no provision for the widow.
In St. Paul Minnesota Alfred Thurman a barber promised to fetch change after a customer P J Green handed him a $50 bill for a shave. Thurman and Green await the return of the barber and the police are involved in the case.
Pereater Pattern Dept presents model 3612 waist in seven sizes from 34 to 46 inches and skirt 3220 in six sizes from 22 to 32 inches. Foot width is 1 percentage yards. Turkish hem panel may be omitted. Medium size needs six yards of 38 inch material. Crepe etamine satin foulard.
An illustration describes two patterns for crepe de chine linen and taffeta suitable for the model. Patterns will be mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents for each pattern in one cent stamps.
Athens residents hosted and joined relatives and friends in a day of guest visits. Over Sunday guests included Elizabeth Leeper Dana Busch and families, Lonas family guests, John Barrows, and Dr. Copeland. Local trips featured attendance at a Guysville ball game and multiple Athens visitors stopping by residences in the area.
The jury selection in the trial of William H. McGannon, former chief justice, continued in Cleveland today as both sides aimed to finish choosing jurors for the perjury case.
C W Burton praises Eatonic after decades of stomach trouble claiming relief once acidity and gas are addressed. The ad promises relief from sourness belching indigestion and repeating after meals with a guarantee on a big box priced modestly.
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