Patent Pain Relief Ad Clipped by 10c 25c Boxes
An old drugstore ad promotes quick relief for cramps or pain with one or two tablets at bedtime. It notes prices of 10c and 25c per box, suggesting readers can eat what they like after use.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1919
Page
6
Fragmented OCR Text Note from Dutch News Piece
Incomplete OCR text mentions Holland and a possible security or legal matter. Readers see scattered phrases about attacks and cases but details are unclear. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable for a concrete card.
Relief From Indigestion Cited After 20 Years Suffering
A street car conductor describes Dr Parker's treatment bringing relief after two decades of discomfort. The account mentions improved sleep and overall health following the therapy.
Bio-feren touted as long lasting energy booster for post influenza recovery
An advertisement promotes Bio-feren as a tonic to restore strength and brain function after influenza. It highlights iron, lecithin, and tonic ingredients, claims to improve appetite and endurance, and offers a money back guarantee through the druggist without red tape.
Hidden pockets in shoes for valuables
A description notes pockets sewn into linings of shoes to conceal valuables. The design suggests use for storing items discreetly while wearing footwear, highlighting potential security or travel applications.
The Other Bidder in Love and Money
Walter Stedman quits his job to pursue writing and win Janet with Roy Nicoll's money in play. Janet resists being kept and vows to forge her own fate while Walt fears losing her to Nicoll's wealth. Roy arrives with a high stake proposal as the couple confronts an uncertain future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lance
Janet
Walter Stedman
Hill Farms Inn
Walt
Waltie
Jan
Roy Nicoll
Janet Rose
Eee Iam
Walt Stedman
Roy
Nicoll
Heart and Home Problems in The Mailbag
A Q and A column where readers ask about dating etiquette and propriety. The answers advise that women should not openly pressure partners for outings or flirt, and suggest prudent conduct while encouraging marriage when in love. The piece reflects era norms on propriety and social expectation.
Dear Marian Seeks Advice on Bold Marriage Choice
A young woman writes that she loves a soldier returned from France and wants to marry him despite parental opposition. She recalls strict upbringing, pressure, and the hope to control her own future, asking if she should wed against her parents’ wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
France
Marian
New Corset Cover Pattern from Messenger Dept
The Messenger Pattern Dept offers a washable corset cover pattern easy to adjust and launder. It fits sizes from 32 to 46 inches and requires 1 1/4 yards of 36 inch material for size 38. mailed illustration pattern for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger Pattern Dept
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice Columns on Dances Gifts and Work
Excerpts present young readers asking about dating etiquette at late hours, returning soldiers gifts, and a grade school girl seeking first work. The column offers cautions on late night plans, suggests thoughtful response to a France returnee, and recommends a nurse helper role for a child seeking employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Sunday greetings and local notices from The Plains
The Plains and Athens residents are listed as Sunday guests visits and local movements. Rev. Roberts from Athens delivered a Zion church discourse. Families such as Whitlatch Keeton Burch and Olson host and visit across several nearby towns. A death near Nelsonville prompts William Ryan’s travel. England and Wales exert land losses totaling 73 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Michael
Ethel Barker
Athens
George Gabriel Jr
Roberts
Zion Church
Will Whitlatch
Elaine
Charles Keeton
Floyd Whitlatch
Wilma
Hocking
Pleasant Davis
New England
Arthur Burch
John Matheny
Akron
Derrell Moore
Clinton Augustine
Poston
Mias Ruth Burdette
Harry Moore
F. M. McHarg
George Shaffer
A. M. Olson
Nelsonville
Maggie Kepler
Mansfeld
Floyd Potts
Mansfield
Arthur
James Burchfield
Penton
Rainbow Men Live Like Lords at Neuenahr Spa
Article portrays One Hundred and Fiftieth Field Artillery of the Rainbow division enjoying lavish accommodations in Bad Neuenahr during the American occupation. Privates and officers bask in private baths, private balconies, and spa leisure while mules and mortars mark the military presence along the Rhine town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton
Bad Neuenahr
Rhenish
Fiftieth Field Artillery
Missouri
Karlsbad
the Rhine
Bath Hotel
Middle West
Bath
Kurhaus
Karpark
M. P
Nevenahr
Neuenahr
Calf Becomes Mother After Court Fight
In Montgomery County Ohio a calf born to a Harrison township cow led W R Chitwood and William Vick to sue for possession. The calf matured into a cow and bore two calves, becoming a busy mother amid disputes over ownership and the high cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
W. R. Chitwood
William V'ck
Harrison Township
Montgomery County
Hor
Plan Ratified to Integrate German Austria with German Republic
A Vienna despatch reports that the Austrian National Assembly’s special commission unanimously approved the government plan to declare formally that the German Austrian republic is an integral part of the German republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basle
Special Commission of the
Austrian National Assembly
German Republic
Vienna
New Marshfield Notes On Visitors And Death
News from New Marshfield lists Owen Martin and Lawrence Ray of The Plains visiting Thursday. Mrs. R L Carmichael of Barberton dies. she was daughter of Mrs P Jones. Hazel Lewellyn shopped in Athens. Ida Allison from Athens visits. Mrs Thomas of McArthur visiting her parents H L Knowlton. Christina Pierce returns from winter with son C C Pierce at Dillonvale. A group of young people hosted by Mabel and Edna Sherman enjoyed candy making and games with music by Ronald Robinett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Martin
Lawrence Ray
the Plains
R. L. Carmichael
Barberton
P. Jones
Hazel Lewellyn
Athens
Ida Allison
Thomas
McArthur
H. L. Knowlton
Christina Pierce
C. C. Pierce
Dillonvale
Mabel
Edna Sherman
Ronald Robinett
Mabel Sherman
Annabelle Nanna
Mamie
Dolly Mace
Ruth
Bernice Cooper
Grace
Kathryn Sutton
Ethel Howell
Ethel Jones
Kathryn Withers
Margaret Nanna
Winnie Hunter
Mesers
Harry and
Willlie Ligett
Earl Gibbs
Robert Campbell
Gus Six
Emmett Baughman
Rolland
Insmoor
Leslie Collins
Albert Throckmorton
Walter Howell
Rudolph Pedigo
Ralph Sharp
Lee Shaukis
George Gabriel
Emerson Holland
Don Branscomb
Button Shortage Warned by Washington Bureau Chief
In Washington on March 8 the button shortage worsened with B S Cutler, head of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, warning housewives to conserve buttons or risk national embarrassment as supply runs low and consumption drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
B. S. Cutler
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
That Uneasy Feeling and Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A vintage sales card touts Schenck's Mandrake Pills as remedies for biliousness constipation and bilious headache. It claims 90 years of reputation and promises rapid relief with one dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
Bapaume Seeks Godmother Aid From Major City
Official dispatch quotes Ganton Stenne mayor of Bapaume saying the French town, ruined by war, hopes a great city will adopt it and provide aid as done for other destroyed towns. He appeals to both old and new continents for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bapaume
Gantom
Stenne
Petit Parisien
Willisten
Venezuela Plans 688 Mile Cross Country Highway
The government of Venezuela outlines a plan to construct a 688 mile highway spanning the nation. The project aims to improve transportation links and economic connectivity across multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government of
Venezuela
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