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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
10
A narrative within the piece follows Billy as he enters a museum maze filled with mirrored walls where his reflections mimic goats. He mistakes them as others and fights, realizing the goats are only his own reflections. The story ends with him discovering the maze’s true nature and planning an escape.
Arline is welcomed by the Randall family, Edward starts at Miss Bates, Cherry ponders wealth and marriage, and Mrs. Randall Sr. nudges social plans. Arline explains a Virginia visit and promises future visits as a continuation hints at a love triangle and family dynamics.
The report notes P Plaing e Russe ewell returning home to Guysville after visiting his aunt Mrs Ollie Gabriel. Miss Jessie Weymer of Poston stays several days at the Burchfields. Mrs James Hardy visits her daughter Mrs Ode Donally in Buchtel. Kenneth son of Mr and Mrs John Gabriel ill but improving. Mr and Mrs F M McHarg and son Russell spent Thursday in
The text praises Eagle Shirts for quality and fit, comparing to preferred fabrics and patterns. It highlights handsomely tailored shirts with shoulder hug, waist drape, center plait finish, and six-button front designed to avoid gaps. It invites readers to switch, noting rising demand from men.
State Commander McQuigg urged every Ohio legion post to start a membership drive. He quoted the late F. W. Galbraith Jr. hoping Ohio would lead the nation with 100000 members, and said the greatest tribute would be a large Ohio Legion membership.
Clyde A Beals surveys travel in postwar Europe noting high hotel prices in some areas and efficient service in others. He highlights overcrowded trains due to coal shortages, widespread tipping practices in Italy, and Holland as the most pleasant, with clean beaches and multilingual residents.
A cryptic ad style line claims a free trial related to ruptures and surprises readers with a provocative offer. It suggests a broad solution promise to various ruptures old or new. The text emphasizes a path that has convinced thousands, implying widespread use or belief.
A public notice urges readers to write to W. J. Rice at 2237 Main St Adams for a free trial of a stimulating rupture device. It claims muscles tighten and the opening closes naturally, removing the need for supports or appliances, and warns of gangrene risks from untreated ruptures.
An ad offers a free sample treatment for rupture from W. 8. Rice, Inc at 2237 Main St Adams New York. It invites readers to select a free trial via name address and state.
President Harding plans to decline invitations to speak for several weeks. White House officials said the president intends to avoid major addresses for about six weeks unless an unusually strong appeal is made.
Pattern 3652 is shown in four child sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years A 1 year size needs 25 percent yards of 40 inch material Figured voile and organdy offered with options in pongee linen chambrey voile or dotted Swiss Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in one cent stamps
Lady Astor receives an uncommon gift of two giant tortoises presented by the governor general of the Seychelles Islands. The unusual tribute underscores diplomatic goodwill and colonial era relations.
Altoona reader reports six stillborn children saved by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound now claiming a four month old healthy baby. Letter describes relief from backaches headaches bearing down irregularities and nervousness urging other women to try the remedy.
The Rev. August Schwertner of Toledo was installed as bishop of the Wichita diocese, succeeding the late Right Rev. John Hennessey who died recently. The ceremony took place in Wichita, Kansas, on Wednesday.
Miss Olive Clapham, 27, becomes the first woman to pass the final examination for admission to the British bar, daughter of a dressmaker.
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