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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
7
In Denver Colorado flowers that normally bloom in May and June appeared during a January warm spell. The unusual warmth led to visitor interest as gardens showed unexpected blossoms amid the winter.
Former Prime Minister Lloyd George, serving as rector of Edinburgh University, defended politicians in a March 1 address. He suggested that politicians played a key role in winning the war and defended their efforts to lead.
John Pains died Wednesday evening of apoplexy at his daughter Mrs. John Frost's home in East State Street. He was 73. Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 AM at Canaanville church with burial in the local cemetery. He is survived by his daughter Mrs. Frost and brothers George Davis and William Davis of Canaanville.
Funeral services for Mrs Susan Bell will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Dr A Y Wilcox. Interment follows at West Union street cemetery. The children Harry of Missoula Montana and William of Chattanooga Tenn arrived for the services. Others include Mrs Clifford Ruth and James A of the home place Athens KD T.
Louis Fichandler of New York reported to police that he was robbed of 62000 while traveling from New York City to Washington in a Pullman car. He said the cash was hidden under his pillow.
The federal grand jury in Boston began its inquiry into the wrecking of the First National bank of Warren. Indictments were expected to name Joseph M. Marcino as the alleged mastermind in the case.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe weight loss solution that requires no dieting or exercise. It claims steady, easy reduction with no ill effects and offers purchase options through a local druggist or direct from the Marmola Company in Detroit.
Elyria Ohio March 1 police provided body guard detail as Rose Knowles visited her child after Lyman Knowles filed for divorce and denied eloping in the suit filed against him.
President Harding signed legislation placing government land in the bed of the Red River between Oklahoma and Texas under the interior secretary. The action directs management of the land by federal authorities.
A brief fragment reflects on life's struggle beyond material gifts, hinting at perseverance and inner resolve without specific events or names. The line emphasizes enduring effort over earned rewards in a contemplative tone.
Geoffrey F. Morgan urged Athens to promote its identity and industries in a lecture at Ewing Hall. He urged boosting signs a Y M C A and warned against wasteful spending, noting the city’s universities and religious groups as assets. Civic leaders from Mohican Sunday School attended.
An authority explains kidney and bladder irritation stem from acidity. Drink soft water and four ounces Jad Salts daily for 2 3 days to neutralize acids and ease irritation. Jad Salts are grape and lemon juice acid with Lithia. Have kidneys checked by a physician twice yearly.
Illness has severely reduced the Athens post office staff with four workers unable to work. Rural carrier Joseph Wilkas and Emmett Hayes, Frank Bellows, and Ross Brickles are out. Substitutes Vern Vorhes Roscoe Orr fill in along with William T. West Matthew Hawk for city carriers. Several other employees have returned to duty after sickness.
Coblenz March 1 TheRhine land commission declared that any German railway employee responsible for a fatal accident would be sentenced to death.
Laborers in Cleveland building trades began a strike after employers rejected their demand for a wage scale of 84 4 cents an hour.
E. M. Freeman and son Walter of Athens spent last Sunday at home. Thelma Creamer visited relatives in Athens on Saturday. J. Robinett hauled bank posts to Albany. Harry Burritt and James Fitts called on residents in Mineral last Wednesday. Maude Freeman is recovering from the flu and tonsillitis. Lert Sickels and son were calling.
Mrs G W Durham of Canton Ohio reports Tanla restored health to her family after illness and nervous breakdown. She claims husband recovered too and says Tanine improves sleep appetite and weight. The ad asserts Tanine is sold by all good druggists and notes over five million bottles held.
The article notes activity at Maxwell Bros including framing work and social calls. Mentions Mrs Cash Martin and daughter, the Chessers recovering from flu, and various local residents like Jesse Carsey and Bernard Withers. A German national was arrested in Corleny for cutting off a woman's hat after she accepted soup.
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