Rheumatics Limber Up News Note
Fragmentary OCR text notes a general advisory about rheumatics and movement. It mentions names and directions in unclear terms and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text notes a general advisory about rheumatics and movement. It mentions names and directions in unclear terms and lacks a clear event or outcome.
A vintage advertisement touts Taken All Her Bloferen as a splendid active tonic to restore strength and endurance during influenza. It claims two tablets daily plus one at night for full recovery and offers money back if not satisfied.
A fragment notes a plan to build an ocean dock in Jamaica port area near Jamacia Bay. Details are sparse but indicate development aimed at boosting trade access and regional maritime activity.
Janet confronts Roy Nicoll in a hotel drawing room as he arrives with Dorothea Crafton. Nicoll flirts and sizing up Janet, Dorothea props up social ambitions while discussing reform and money. Janet weighs his news about David Temple and a looming truth as the scene ends with a resolve to face home.
In Berlin on March 4 independent socialists call to delay the general political stakeout to eight o'clock and demand Soviet recognition and overthrow of the Scheidemann cabinet. The report notes varied local items including a funeral in Rockland and a sick teacher in Ireland school.
In Berlin on March 4 independent socialists voted to call a general strike on Wednesday signaling a possible revolution. The movement aims for a peaceful protest but warns no compromise with terrorism. Government vows firm action as tensions rise between the proletariat and authorities.injury
Jane Martin returned from Athens where she visited relatives. Edith Smith of Athens visited Mrs. W. A. Throckmorton and kin. Bert Roy Steward ill. Allie Shumaker from Charleston stayed over with her nephew Bert Steward. Anna McCall hospitalized in Columbus. O P Callahan of Gallipolis visited on business. Various locals, including Emmett Starkey and the Tewksburys, were in and out of town for work and family gatherings this week.
Ireland’s Mr and Mrs W E Bingman were summoned to Columbus Indiana last week due to their daughter Mrs Grace Kennedy’s illness. Mr and Mrs A F Clark and Mr and Mrs Merl Clark visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs B F Clark. Mr and Mrs L C Brafford of
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney liver or bladder trouble claiming mild fast acting herbal healing. It promotes samples by parcel post and asks to send ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co Binghamton NY mentioning Athens Daily Messenger.
Advert claims Freesone instantly stops corn pain with a drop on the corn followed by removal with a tool. The product, said to be painless, costs only a few cents and is sold by druggists, touted as the Cincinnati genius discovery.
The Esther Class of the M E church met Wednesday evening at Miss Naomi England’s for reorganization. Officers elected include President Mrs Hulda Swart Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Laura Russell and teacher Mrs Drake. New members joined and a dainty lunch was served.
A brief note describes improved breathing as nasal passages loosen and airways clear. The text emphasizes relief from mucous buildup and prior difficulty in breathing, noting easier respiration afterward.
Fragmentary text mentions Golden Sun as a name to remember to keep men happy and notes involvement of The Woolson Spice Company and Telede Ohte. Content is unclear but implies advice on money and reputation in a town context. No clear event or outcome.
Athens citizens and visitors are invited to a Wednesday lunch meeting where local affairs and chamber of commerce programs will be reviewed. Secretary Leopold states the aim is public opinion gathering and forming a work program while building committee projects for future action.
Mr and Mrs G W Shafer received a telegram from their son Sergt Thearle W Shafer announcing he is aboard the USS Maui sailing from Brest to New York and headed west toward home. In his letter dated February 19 1919 from the Maui he says he is well and expects arrival in New York in about a week and will write again once settled in camp in the United States.
James Whitcomb governor of Oregon died at his home from heart failure. In West Virginia labor leaders react to Governor Cornwell's call for a special session starting March 11 to debate the constabulary bill and debt settlement, promising a petition from 100,000 Selectees against its passage.
Two trains passed through Athens yesterday carrying Indiana and Ohio troops bound for Camp Sherman. The 71st Division train arrived at 1 PM, followed by the 70th artillery at 4 PM. Four barrels of apples were served to soldiers. From Feb 11 to 28, 490 soldiers were aided by the Red Cross canteen with local donations. For info, contact Miss Atkinson, chairwoman, Home Phone 2392. No trains scheduled today.
Beaumont items recount Homer Durst returning from Charleston W Va for work. Visitors include Fiona Lauderback Nelsonville and Mrs Dave Smith Circle Hill, with Mrs Mary Durst and four children home from The Plains. Further social calls involve Julia Wyant Chauncey, Nettie Wyant Circle Hill, and Mahlon Bradshaw’s Plains visit to Homer Durst.
A wartime reader testimonial claims morphine relief for two years of attacks before using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad asserts the product cures catarrhal mucus and inflammation of the digestive tract, promising money back after one dose and listing McKee Drug Co. and other druggists as sellers.
Mr and Mrs Clyde W Rowell hosted a gathering at their Coolville home with Mr Theo Rowell Mrs Willard Kinney and Mr and Mrs T Isoom Bennett Several attendees discussed British entomologists in Australia who developed a canical processor to destroy weevils in stored wheat.
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