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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
5
Dr James Francis Sullivan notes iron deficiency harms both body and mind and urges blood tests for the weak or anaemic. He contrasts organic Nuxated Iron with metallic iron and claims the product boosts red blood, nerves, and energy, with a money back guarantee and drugstore availability.
Mrs. E T Rose travels to Buffalo for weeks with Miss Elizabeth Cochran. Several residents report illness improves while others plan visits to Columbus Albany Zanesville Glouster and Bay View Michigan. The Priscilla needle club and Macca bees groups organize outings and gatherings with neighbors and relatives across Ohio and beyond.
The statement claims three generations are needed to balance male and female characteristics, with the male forming the dominant half in these respects.
E L Corwin, a well known Akron carpenter, says Tanlac restored his appetite and cured back pains and weakness after kidney troubles. He notes he now feels strong, has no aches, and calls Tanlac the best medicine he has tried.
Savannah Lodge 466 F and A M and Minear Chapter Eastern Star announce a union memorial service at Guysville M E Church on Sunday July 3 at 1 PM. Rev L L Cherrington of Pomeroy will deliver the sermon. All members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
In this piece Chas. C. Millikan argues that vision problems are often corrected by proper glasses rather than treatment or rest. He emphasizes that individuals with imperfect eyes should consult an optometrist promptly and advocates methods aligned with leading optometry ideas.
Local listing advertises Chas. C. Millikan as optometrist and optician in Athens Ohio offering eye exams and eyewear services.
Jersey City officials of the International Reform Bureau demand indictment of the principals after failing to block the Dempsey Carpentier fight by injunction. Robert Watson, vice president, says P H Garvin will be asked to present the case to the Hudson county grand jury. Governor Edwards defends the exhibition, calling attempts to prevent it a threat to liberty.
Athens breeder A. F. Graham, with 35 years in prize poultry, plans a new black and white chicken after crossing White Wyandotte and barred rock. The successive matings yield gray and jet black offspring, with the final pure black and white breed expected after three generations.
Builders and buyers race to secure homes as demand far exceeds supply. Real estate agents warn of a slowing farm to city migration due to poor roads, high costs, and scarce bricks while many houses and improvements are already under way or planned.
Tom Beck and William Hartley of East State are named along with D H Moore of Stella Avenue in a readable street notice listing residents or landowners connected to East State street and Stella Avenue.
An elderly discussion extols Manzanita and wild herbs on the western plains as curative. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, claiming over forty years of relief for women’s ailments and urging sufferers to try it.
The weather bureau said there are no indications that the hurricane northeast of Vera Cruz will hit Texas, as of today June 29, easing concerns about its impacts on the state.
Mrs. Sarah Archer McKee of Athens died Tuesday at 2 pm after an acute indigestion attack at 81. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm at her son W. H. McKee’s home 44 University Terrace. interment West Union Cemetery. A lifelong First Methodist member, she spent her life in Noble and Athens counties and leaves two surviving children Mrs. Alex Wilson of near Guysville and W. H. McKee of Athens.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis was laid to rest this afternoon at 4 o'clock in New Marshfield cemetery.
The Copeland and Howe Hospital reported successful operations for adenoids and tonsils. Patients listed include Florence Lesczewski Modoc Cornelia Lesczewski Athens Carroll Maynard Jimmy Brown Athens Chester Throckmorton Albany Melvin Koons Trimble and Dorothy Gilbert Frost.
James J. Davis, director general of the Loyal Order of Moose and secretary of labor, calls for fraternalism to bind Americans, promote democracy, and lift industry from hardship. He notes workers accepting lower wages and employers keeping plants running to defeat despondency and spur prosperity.
June 29 Peggy Joyce faces delay as case on alleged lure of history makers and money awaits July hearing to determine compensation, described as an alleged alimon queen.
Toledo, Ohio June 29 Roger W. Babson warned that prosperity will be delayed for years unless economic policy shifts. He argued railroads, wages, and retail prices must ease first, urging a stepwise rise from low to high gear to restart the economy and move surplus freight cars.
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