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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
6
A rural user from Oregon Indiana reports recovery from organic troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes restoring health and ability to work on her farm raising six hundred chickens yearly. She recommends the remedy to others and invites inquiries to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Thousands of women trust Mother's Friend external remedy to ease pregnancy discomfort ahead of birth. It claims to reduce nervousness nausea stretching and pain while keeping skin soft and natural and is promoted by the Bidfield Regulator Co from Atlanta Georgia.
An advertisement touts Bio-Feven as a cure for fatigue nervousness and low energy. It claims seven days of seven tablets daily will double energy and ambition with a money back guarantee if results are not evident. Available at local druggists.
An advertisement extols a toothpaste offering clean white teeth and healthy gums in a week. It claims low cost at 35 cents per large tube SENRECO TOOTH PASTE, available at drug or department stores, and says it removes film, fights mouth infections, and banishes acidity.
Annie, lonely after a factory day, grapples with social schemes as Jake Miller offers a risky shortcut. She invites him to a Settlement House event but he dismisses it, pushing toward a "nice place" and a carefree night. The scene ends with Annie retreating home, unsettled and wary.
A reader asks how to keep friends and whether a girl may invite a boyfriend home after dates. Advice centers on selflessness, listening, and consideration as key to popularity and dating etiquette.
Advice on harmony with a mother-in-law who integrates into household life. It suggests doing one's part to prompt her cooperation and promote a peaceful, long-lasting home relationship.
Italian canneries press tomato seeds into cakes to feed livestock. The practice aims to utilize byproducts, reduce waste, and provide a protein rich supplement for farm animals amid rising feed costs.
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops corn pain and lets you lift the corn away with fingers. It promises relief for hard and soft corns and toe calluses with no pain or irritation, noting the remedy is a Cincinnati genius’s discovery and sold by druggists.
Mrs Morse of Summit Street shares how Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription restored her strength after being run down by "woman’s weakness." The tonic, sold in liquid or tablet form for 60 cents, promises to build up health, relieve nervous exhaustion, and restore vitality in women.
Use cocoanut oil shampoo for hair washing to protect the scalp and hair. Ordinary soaps and shampoos have excess alkali that dries and damages hair. mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo provides greaseless cleansing, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft and manageable. It’s inexpensive and available at most drug stores.
Mrs Harry Leek of Greens Run visited relatives here last week. Mrs Rena Norman of Redtown was guest of Mrs William Dalton. William Keck and Jerry Hartley from Redfield were guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Keck. Roland Mulpas and son Wilfred stayed with Ray mond Mulpas in McLougal. Fred Olbers hosted guests including Mrs Charles Robinet Ronald Robinett Mable Myrtle Robinett Grace Knight from Millfield. Ida Haning of Lancaster visiting. Theodora Heffken and Robert Hanning families visited Greens Run. Curtis Kempton Vern Kempton and Delmer from Glouster visited John Kempton and Emma Kempton of Akron was visiting.
A pattern instruction offering a lawn or voile dress with a comfortable petticoat and simple drawers in sizes 6 months to 4 years. Drawers require 1 yard, Petticoat 1 1/2 yards, Dress 2 1/4 yards of 36 inch material. Pattern illustrated and mailed for 10 cents.
Carthage and nearby towns share visits and hospitality. Mrs N E Mills and son Edwin stayed at the Wyatt home near Amesville from Thursday to Saturday. Burton family visited Trimble on Sunday. Bruce Robinsons visited Coolville last Thursday. David Jackson of McConnelsville and Allie Smith of Philo joined Amos Townsend and family. Dalton Robinson returned from Akron. Dow Buck of New Asbury visited his daughter and Mr and Mrs John Hawk. There will be preaching services at the local church.
New York fashion sketches from designer inspiration reveal rolling from oilcloth to linen suits crafted from terry towels and bath mats. Roller towels and oilcloth coats transform kitchen backstairs into stylish outfits with bold red blue borders and practical pockets.
Miss Lena Calvert and Miss Myrtle Calvert were afternoon guests of Mrs. Robinson and family. Charles Gaston visited friends in Athens. Farmers work on wheat harvest this week but weather is unfavorably.
Willis Browning of Pattonsburg Missouri testifies that Chamberlains Tablets cured his wife of a year long bad bilious attack and longstanding constipation after she used a bottle a year ago. Ghasabasiains Colic and
Advertises Dash Balm as a remedy for burning feet and swelling. Claims quick absorption, no powder, and a money back guarantee. Promotes use for rough skin frostbite and chapped hands with 35 cent price and wide druggist availability.
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