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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
Disjointed phrases mention sweetness tablets and minerals like lime stone and rope in a confused health note. The legible parts imply stomach, liver, and bowel concerns with vague remedies and uncertain assurances.
In Chicago a magistrate hears Rotter divorce arguments from six witnesses including Mrs R Keene Ryan and Miss Emma McGuire. Women defend silk stockings as essential to happiness while others call them unnecessary or class markers.
In Oklahoma City on March 6 Ace Foley, a paroled convict, attempted to discard a quart but was challenged by plain clothes officers. He was placed back in custody. Meanwhile Textiles valued at 4,682,880 will be sent to France by the Cress to aid refugees returning to their homeland with clothing needs.
Sunday visitors and callers marked the week in Nelsonville and nearby towns. Mr George Tipton, Mr Karneat Delong of Hellier, Ky, and Miss Grace Bartlett among those noted visiting friends and relatives. A crowd attended a Glen Ebon dance, and Miss Neema Schoonover is listed as sick.
Mrs Warren Calaway an elderly resident died February 22 and was buried in the Vanderhoof cemetery. A funeral sermon was preached by Rev Brister. She was 79. Master Pearl Kinnen recently broke his arm. Miss Carrie Day planned a visit to Marion to stay with sister Mrs F D Haning and brother C G Day. The community reports a mild flu epidemic. Rev Everett Cole preached at the VU B church.
Mrs B Johnson visited daughter Mrs J Baker and Mrs W H Wright on Sunday. Mrs A Cavanaugh shows improvement after illness. Helen and Izabeth Cava visited Mrs B H er last Sunday. Fred Dorr and family ill with flu. Dance planned at Canaanville hall next night. H O Shirley and family hosted by G G Gaul. Florence Walton Howard Burch and Fred Burch returned to school after illness. Ray Poston made a business visit Saturday evening. Eva Norrin of Stewart visited Mrs H O Shirley. Della Mingus visited Canaanville high school. Good work at the Canaanville school.
An old health ad urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It promotes Jad Salts or Rad Salts as a kidney flushing remedy, claiming it cleanses urine, reduces irritation, and supports general health with a grape and lemon acid base and lithia.
A historic survey notes that at least 13 distinct processes and extensive machinery are used to produce a single match. The description highlights the complexity behind everyday firemaking items and the precision of industrial steps involved.
A million dollar suit by W. B. Andrews against Central Steel Company officers and directors resumed before Judge Pontias. Andrews seeks to recover about one million dollars paid in 1916 1917 as bonuses, arguing legality challenges to the bonus awards that officers say became an integral corporate practice. The case draws strong legal talent on both sides.
A southern Alabama tornado yesterday caused four deaths with five injured and two missing. Bufaule reported four bodies recovered in the business district while Pollard and Fromaton suffered major damage. Eufaula faced over 600,900 in losses. overall damage likely surpasses 1,000,000 amid a mile wide path.
Mrs Ethel Gilbreth of Hamley Run visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W H Nice. Fred Herron was a business visitor in Athens. Chauncey residents Dean and Mrs T R Hamilton were Sunday guests of their parents. Frank Brewer has discharged and returned home from Camp Sherman. Many attended the Athens play. Ed Nice of Canaanville visited his father W H Nice and family. Mrs John Gilbert visited relatives in Athens. Bud Swaib returned from Barberton to Marshfield. Mrs L B Searles and children of Corning are staying with her parents. Mrs William Nanna went to Barberton to care for her sister ill. Earl Mace, just returned from France, is visiting sister Mrs Clifford Herron. Marshfield high girls to host oyster supper and entertainment at K P hall Saturday evening March 8 with music and a speaker. Supper 5 to 7, entertainment 7:30. Admission ten cents. Everyone invited.
An old remedy claims to rapidly relieve grippe symptoms by taking every two hours for three doses. It purports to open nasal passages, stop nasal discharge, ease headache fever and throat soreness. The ad notes low cost, pleasant taste, and no substitute should be used. A separate note mentions gas made from castor oil in India.
London dispatch notes Kent Wilson returns from Paris with diminished standing after senators treat the League of Nations as a scrap of paper. The Globe reports the shift in international credibility amid UK commentary on Wilsonian diplomacy.
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