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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
7
Grandmother recalls hoop skirts and asks for Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery. Drews has changed, but the medicines keep the same dependable ingredients. Nearly a million bottles sold last year. Send ten cents to Dr Pierce's Tavalids Hotel Buffalo NY for trial tablets.
Evangelist Hatin preached at Richland Avenue M P church during a three week revival on Wednesday night. He denounced sin as the root of all trouble and urged a clean heart and righteous life to gain power and safety. He claimed misery comes from the devil and righteousness is valued above life.
The speaker asserts that eternal riches are for those who overcome sin and live in victory. He cites Revelation 21 7, calling it the greatest bank account in the world as the reward for overcoming.
Dr. D Finney formerly of Logan died at his home on Zanesville Avenue after weeks of illness. He served in the Civil War with the 117th Pennsylvania and later settled in Logan. Survived by widow and five children, funeral held this afternoon with interment in Oakgrove cemetery. He was active in local and fraternal circles and a Presbyterian member.
A plan requires 21 new engines to haul the fastest modern passenger train between New York and San Francisco. The proposal aims to boost speed and service reliability on the line linking the two coast hubs.
At a Wednesday church session meeting First Presbyterian voted to relieve Dr Wilcox from his pastor duties for one month to allow rest. The Sunday service will feature an interim pulpit. the replacement remains undecided. Rev Scart is reported to be weaker but slowly improving after weeks of poor health.
President elect Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding arrived in Washington and were met by a large crowd at the station. They moved to the New Willard Hotel for the night before departing for the capital the following day.
An arson attempt aimed at wrecking the Baltimore and Ohio flyer from Kenova West Virginia to Pittsburgh occurred late last night. The trestle over Old Town Creek near Point Pleasant was set on fire, but no injuries are reported.
An excerpt discusses a weakened nervous system and reduced vitality affecting strength and appetite. It claims a product sold by McKee Co. can restore color and energy, urging readers to buy a $1.00 box and promising broad benefits.
Lumbus March 8 Members of Gov Davis citizens gow ax committee have agreed upon a report to be signed and admitted to the governor. It is understood the proposal involves a definite tax rate for real estate and a tax on earnings, composed by nine members including three farmers and three city members.
A funeral was held in the high chamber at 10:30 Saturday for a former Capitol employee. Harding is expected to attend. burial took place in Bowling Green within Clark's home area, with several friends noted among the attendees.
K. M. Landis will speak before the Cleveland Recreation Council later this month in Cleveland. Invited by Im Dunn and George Zahon, he plans to answer critics led by Rep Welty and Sen Dial. The judge will discuss Reconstruction of Baseball.
Columbus Circle in New York City serves as the world's busiest corner where 350000 vehicles use the streets daily and about 40000 motor vehicles pass between 8 A M and 6 P M.
Twelve true bills of indictment were returned by the Athens County grand jury after examining 108 witnesses across forty seven cases. The twelve men named face arraignment Monday as the jury reported on jail discipline and prisoner treatment during its inquiry.
Beginning March 4 the Prest ag of the United core will pay an income 18 400 a year from a salary of 75 000 unless special exemption legislation enacted.
The case involving defendant G. W. La Houge is set for a court hearing this Saturday at 3:80 PM, with details to be announced.
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