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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1922
Page
6
Donaldsonville Louisiana resident Mrs Landry shares a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for monthly pains and weakness. She credits recovery to the medicines and urges others to try them. Her letter endorses the products as truthful and genuine across local lines.
No-To-Bac claims to end all tobacco cravings by placing a tablet in the mouth. The advert promises immediate relief from desire and a complete break from smoking with a money back guarantee if cravings return.
Musterole is a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. It is easy to apply with finger tips and does not blister like old fashioned mustard plasters. Available in 85 and 65 cent jars and tubes and hospital size for 3.00 at drug stores.
Mexican consul Vincente Rendon Quijano predicts early withdrawal of about 15 000 Mexican laborers from Colorado due to worsening conditions and low wages. He asks Mexico City for aid to transport workers home, plans to seek US permission to run trains, and notes harsh winters and unpaid wages as key causes.
Orietta Stoddard, a seventh grader from Miami Oklahoma, is admitted to the ministry by the Tulsa district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church making her the United States youngest ordained preacher. She vows to pursue the ministry amid social pushback and jazz age trends. Her pulpit debut in Miami followed a notable sermon at Baxter Springs Kansas where district superintendent Rev O B Morris said she drew more youths to the gospel than the regular minister had in previous meetings.
New York March 4 Justice Irving Lehman told counsel in a separation case that very few married couples are really happy. He urged a possible reconciliation before the case was decided. Henry G Schmidt and Ida Belle Schmidt ran a hairdressing business and faced cruel treatment and abandonment claims after fourteen years of marriage.
Fragmentary remarks reference a theatre flare up and a speaker urging people to live together after fourteen years of war. The passage conveys a push for social harmony and the belief that wartime communities have built a lasting business and should share the future.
A well known authority warns against meat consumption for kidney health. He explains uric acid buildup injures kidneys and advocates Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys, promising relief from pain, cloudy urine, headaches, and other symptoms.
In Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology students, mostly athletes, donate blood to fund tuition. Fifty nine students on the payroll provide transfusions at local hospitals, earning up to 1470 dollars total. A list tracks each donor and blood type for hospital use. Each transfusion removes about a pint of blood as payment.
POPLAR BLUFF Missouri market for houn' dogs remains strong unlike other livestock. Prices range from 59 to 150 dollars for pups, and trained dogs fetch up to 250 dollars. Farmers in the Ozarks prize quick, keen coon and possum dogs despite low cattle and hog prices.
Denver friends question whether Edward Swanson and Ora Haley Ivanson will remain united after reports show Ivanson living in a Denver hotel while the groom stays separate. Their July marriage tied fortunes valued around 5 million dollars and linked two Wyoming pioneers who built the First National Bank of Laramie. The late Ora Haley Ivanson had been a close friend to Swanson’s first wife.
Leonard Tucker argues that the term hell is misapplied by translating Gehenna and Hades and by invoking spiritism. He urges using Webster’s Dictionary for foreign terms and promotes the belief in the resurrection rather than death.
Lot 1624 references Joshua A. and Lida Person and Elizabeth and George B. McKinstry, ot 1791, indicating a recorded property division or deed item in an estate context.
In Elyria Ohio Harl Hunter reports a gold watch stolen seven years ago was mailed back with a note from the man now in Newark Ohio who says he joined the sawdust trail and found religion leaving the watch behind. The item surfaced after Hunter received the package and identified the return.
A. H. Elliott of Burlingham in Meigs County was seen transporting 52 egg cases in a single trip. Burlingham is one of the county’s egg producing communities and Elliott handles his share of the eggs.
Transfers include Thomas McHenry to Valentine Ashibrand for 11.81 acres at $1. Marion Bobo to Arthur and Elizabeth Stuart for 2.04 acres at $1 in Athens City. Christian F. Smith to Maud Stanley for lot 1083 part. Frank W. Cone and Wm C Fruemen to Pear G. Moler for lot 982. Emaline Monroe to Wm. Mickle for unspecified parcel.
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