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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
2
W Berry of Huntington West Virginia testifies in an open letter that Dr Parker’s Treatment for Indigestion cured his headaches and stomach troubles. He says he would refund a customer’s dollar if not satisfied and notes the medicine is sold at Cline’s Pharmacy and elsewhere.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy taken internally and said to cure through the blood. A hundred dollars is offered for any case Hall's Medicine fails to cure. Druggists sell at 75 cents.
Incomplete text describes a conflict scene with references to forces and positions. The readable portion mentions attacks and leaders but details are unclear and names are fragmentary. The item appears as a damaged newspaper fragment with limited coherent facts.
San Cura Ointment claims to relieve itching bleeding and chronic sores with a guaranteed money back offer from The Cline Pharmacy Athens and The Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville. Also promotes San Cura Soap for tender skin and a baby safe formula. Tickets sold for The Valley of Hocus Po at Clines.
Rain halted mining at three Sugar Creek mines and kept many workers home to tend gardens. Citizens report shifting notices about work, plus heavy showers muddied the Hocking River and delayed outdoor plans. Local life includes cherry picking, ordinance trouble on Court street, and new weekend travel routes around Athens.
Nine and three tenths miles of cargo ships from Great Lakes yards set a wartime pace. By 1918 the district produced 168 vessels for the Shipping Board, including record quick launches and a total of 125 more ships than all American yards the prior year. Team work and efficiency drove the surge.
Reserved seats for The Valley of Hocus Po will not be held after 7 30 unless paid. Demand is high so only paid reservations secure seats. First ten letters of favorite fairy story titles will be displayed in Slingluff window with a free ticket. winner can claim by contacting Slingluff.
Report from hillsides notes abundant green berries in every brier patch with ripening expected in a few weeks. Rain will aid growth but a broth can reduce prospects. Farmers may pick little due to current prices while townsfolk plan to gather berries and risk chiggers.
A private edition notes the harlequinade as sacred, with the harlequin as the Unknown and Columbine as the Soul. The clown stands for the world and the pantaloon for the body, while trials signify the earthly tribulations of spirits. Many clowns and pantaloon figures nationwide may be unaware.
Paris dispatch says the Big Three departed for Versailles to inspect arrangements for the treaty signing amid preparations and diplomatic liaison.
Mrs. Mary E. Baxter of Binghamton New York describes recovery after influenza. She says nerve and stomach upset, insomnia, and fatigue gave way after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with restoring strength and well being and recommends them especially for after effects of influenza. Sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady New York price 50 cents per box six boxes 2 50 postpaid. Free booklet Building Up the Blood.
The district reports 112 berths with 71 cargo ships and 33 tugs. Major yards in the region include American Shipbuilding in Detroit and Superior, Great Lakes Engineering at Ashtabula and Ecorse, McDougall-Duluth in Duluth, Manitowoc in Saginaw, Toledo Shipbuilding, and Globe Shipbuilding in Superior. Riveting and fabrication records soar as gangs total about 10 percent of national output, delivering 80 percent of U.S. ship tonnage. District Manager Benton credits teamwork and stable labor relations for uninterrupted progress.
Death certificate records A Jacobs as starved to death due to lack of nourishment. A bank book in the recluse's pocket shows a $400 balance.
The article links magpie lore to superstitions about numbers and luck and notes a French inventor’s device that heats air and coal gases with dust to burn them, describing it as a smoke consumer for kitchen ranges.
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