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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
8
Greenville Delaware resident Mrs Wm S Hugues reports her eldest daughter recovered from illness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad cites decades of letters from mothers and daughters endorsing the remedy and urges local women to try it.
A steel like grass from Oran Algeria volcanic slopes proves highly elastic and usable as springs in furniture making. The plant’s resilience offers a novel material option for durable, springy supports in chairs and sofas.
A narrator describes mounting household expenses after Ted’s love reveal, with Alec funding dinners and silk furnishings. She overspends on shoes and groceries while trying to maintain a quiet, respectable home as Sarah Ann, Ted’s sister, arrives and tempers confidences. Alec later presents a blank book, hinting at further control.
In Ferrel Hatcher versus Pearl Clements et al the jury verdict set aside the late Jacob Clements will. A motion for appeal was filed by defendants. Jurors named include Charles Newman Henry Eberts L K Canny and Mrs A B Kiekendall.
Betsey Williams will admitted to probate by Judge Chapman. James Lyons will filed. probate hearing set for Wednesday. Earl Arbaugh and Flora Cooper licensed to marry in Radcliff. wedding occurred in McArthur on June 24. One marriage license withheld from public release. Percy Steele and Arthur Harry traveling on business to Canton. Mrs. Harry and Patricia visiting D. Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M. Gill attended local Presbyterian homecoming.
Mrs Charles Baumeister of Cleveland left Puritan after a ten day visit with her parents Mr and Mrs T D Sharp and relatives here. John Deems parents from Kananga near Point Pleasant were guests over Sunday and attended the Presbyterian home coming here on that date.
A fireless cooker demonstration led by Miss Davidson at the county agricultural office cost $2.50 and impressed attendees. The event urged communities to contact the county agent to start fireless cooker work as a valuable knowledge source. The local farm bureau executive committee met Saturday with Mr. Lasher of the State Federation arranging future countywide meetings.
Mrs. W. T. Dressell of Belpre visits relatives here the last weekend. Aunt Jane Ross injures her leg in Athens but not seriously. Bill Moler now uses a cane. Frank Steinmeyer sold his farm and will transfer possession soon. Fanny Rood and Alice Tritipo visit family here. Doc Penrod has ties to the Athens firm he left. Cucumber vines grow so fast a crop may fail this year.
A lively slice of small town life with notes on friends visiting, bees kept by George Kern, travel to McArthur via Albany, and encounters with locals including lawyers, a whisker remover Stephenson, and the humorous remark about a wedding day myth.
A quirky account describes a painless dentist and a stubborn woman nicknamed “Big Liz” who blocked observers from viewing a monument. On leaving, readers received invitations to return, but fear of confrontation kept them away.
The report notes a ratio of 33 boys schools for every one girls school in China, highlighting significant gender imbalance in educational institution provision.
A Japanese city forms an all female fire brigade to handle emergency calls and fire suppression. The unit trains alongside male crews and promotes women to leadership roles within the service.
Hoosier is described as the most efficient kitchen convenience a compact work reducing machine that aids homemakers during warm weather. It is presented as scientifically correct and a great aid to homemaking tasks in the heat.
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