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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
8
The article warns against harsh soaps and alkali in shampoos and promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless. It suggests using two to three teaspoonfuls in warm water to cleanse hair, noting it creates rich lather, removes dust and oil, and leaves hair soft, silky, and easy to manage. It claims the product is cheap and widely available at pharmacies, urging readers to ensure the label says Mulsified.
London reports clear atmosphere as Lloyd George crisis eases slightly and foes within the coalition show conciliatory signs. A. J. Balfour and Austen Chamberlain work to line up recalcitrants from the unionist wing in Downing Street talks.
The real fight over the armament conference treaties rages in the senate as four power Pacific treaty leaders defend decisions. They expect a long, bitter struggle with reservations testing their tactics, but with Senator Underwood's help they anticipate ratification in the end.
An old advertisement promises relief from stomach and bowel gas with Baalmann's Gas-Tablets. It claims removal of gas pressure, improved circulation, and reduced drowsiness after meals. Sold in a yellow package by Ciie's Pharmacy in San Francisco for one dollar.
Teachers from Athens County meet at Ohio University Music Hall on Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock. Prof. R L Morton speaks on The Teaching of Spelling and County Superintendent Gutty Dinsmoor discusses Silent Reading. A business session follows the program.
A testimonial from former Public Service Director C. W. Witmer of Xenia Ohio praises Nerv-Worth for curing stomach and bowel problems and sleeplessness after one bottle. The ad urges purchase at McKee Drug Co claiming full refund if unsatisfied.
Cleveland's new morning newspaper The Cleveland Commercial made its first public appearance, promising weekday publication and a price of three cents per copy. The launch marks a fresh entrant in the local press landscape with staffing and format details to follow.
Readers urged to treat freckles before spring winds worsen complexions. Othine double strength is offered with a druggist guarantee, claiming quick results with an ounce and several applications may erase smaller freckles.
A century of Sundays without baking bread in Norway reaches twenty five years as traditions shift to takeout and store ovens, with bakers noting changes in religious and cultural practices that shaped weekly routines.
Prof. and Mrs. I. Martzolff will travel to Logan this afternoon to visit the parents of the latter this evening. Their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Martzolff, were married in Perry county and the family home stood near Maxville for many years before moving to Logan about eight years ago.
Mrs Luella Dowler Bailey dies at her mother D D Dowlers home in Columbus She will be brought to Athens Saturday at 10 10 Hocking Valley for funeral services at 2 PM at the Church of God on Hocking street Burial will be at Hebbardsville The Dowler family resided near Hebbardsville D D Dowler a noted Athens County school teacher is mentioned in connection with the family.
Herman Walker former Bates resident died Wednesday in Findlay at his daughter Ella Daub's home. He was 85 and died of age related infirmities. Body arrived in Athens on the K M railroad and burial will be at Bates church after services at 10 am Friday. Surviving are four children Margaret Weston Toledo Alice Ator near Bates Fila Daub Findlay and C W Walker Athens.
Mrs Edward Woolley aged 41 died suddenly at 4 am at her home in Amesville after a period of failing health. She leaves her husband a son and three daughters the eldest about 10. She was the daughter of the late R P Henry. Burial followed at Hooper Ridge Cemetery.
The latest U S image shows Princess Mary bride of Viscount Lascelles. Her official title since marriage is Her royal highness Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles.
New York dispatch reports mounting chatter that William G. McAdoo and Senator Borah of Idaho may lead a nonpartisan third party in 1924. Boise leader Frank Johnesse says Borah could be the candidate, with McAdoo favored by railroad unions and liberal voters amid broad party dissatisfaction.
A skin specialist notes Mentho Sulphur soothes irritated skin and stops itching within moments. Repeated use cures eczema, clears eruptions, and heals rough or dry skin by destroying parasites. Small jars available at drug stores.
Paul Cotton, son of Emmet Cotton, owner of Athens' smallest store and youngest merchant here, is recovering after a severe poisoning attack and sat up for the first time in two weeks on Wednesday.
A revival series opens at the Church of the Nazarene in The Plains on Sunday March 5 with Rev W W Loveless from London preaching at 10 30 am and 6 30 pm nightly. Rev C R Chilton of Columbus district superintendent will assist from Tuesday. Public invitation extended.
Cairo March 2 The new Egyptian cabinet led by Senator Wat Pasha is functioning today and is expected to form a constituent assembly at the earliest moment to pass the act of indemnity and thereby take advantage of British proposals for the abolition of the British protectorate.
Waves of economy in congress press cuts on naval appropriations. The navy fears ships will be hauled down to port and mothballed until funding is restored. President Harding asked to restrain lawmakers, as Secretary Denby warns continued cuts endanger fleet readiness.
A Brooklyn fire at Tony Zacaresi’s residence burned five people, two women likely fatally. Fire started when lit can dies atop a coffin holding Zacaresi’s eight year old son, igniting window curtains. The coffin and body were moved to the street. the body was not touched.
Mary Pickford, film star, won a federal suit against Mrs. Cora Wilkening seeking $108000 for securing Pickford a million dollar contract with Adolph Zukor to make pictures for Art Craft.
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