S. S. S. claims to cure blotches and skin blemishes
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a cure all for blotches pimples blackheads acne rash and skin eruptions promising a world of joy and purified blood with no further embarrassment or impurities.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
8
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a cure all for blotches pimples blackheads acne rash and skin eruptions promising a world of joy and purified blood with no further embarrassment or impurities.
Doris discovers a Cosmopolitan household account opened by Alec with a weekly seventy five dollars for rent and bills. She realizes she must manage food and clothes for three, including Kuni, while maintaining her role as wife without love. The moment tests her sense of freedom and financial control.
A young son of John Lee of Swan township near Creola fell from a horse Wednesday breaking an arm. He received X ray and surgical attention at Wellston. Cr H Van Bibber, son of Cook Van Bibber slain in the June 12 railroad crossing crash, was named administrator of the estate by Probate Judge Chapman with bond set at 2000 dollars. Homer Dunkle appointed administrator.
Prof John L Hatfield of San Francisco, former Ohio University Latin professor, visits scenes from his youth in Athens. He notes his daughter Dr Lena Hatfield is visiting. he teaches in an Anglo Japanese school and is a Civil War veteran. Also mentioned are local alumni John Foreman and David Canter with recent incidents.
Secretary of War John W Weeks warned at Western Reserve University that drift toward social democracy risks weakening government while the constitution remains strong. He urged resisting reform schemes and preserving constitutional work even as calls for change grow. In Belfast six buildings burned by incendiaries after a busy night.
Three inmates fled the Huntington county jail as authorities and residents scoured the hills around the city on June 16.
Inspectors found the body of a well dressed man on the Twentieth Century Limited club car in Toledo. Officials believe he died from striking an overhead bridge after a ride was interrupted. In Columbus Steve Myszki, 23, Youngstown, seeks leave to file a petition in error before his scheduled electrocution on June 28.
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