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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
6
Women from forty to fifty five suffer hot flashes nervousness and headaches through change of life. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is marketed as a natural remedy to ease symptoms and restore work capacity. It claims to be prepared from roots and herbs with no narcotics and offers a free informational booklet.
In a tense hotel corridor a theft unfolds as Mrs. De Mendoza discovers her necklace missing after an attack on a guest. The manager orders two trusted servants stationed by the lift and stair, while investigators inspect rooms near Mr. Stanfield’s suite for clues.
A quick alert about Gibson's Pharmacy offering Gets-it for corns already popular with millions. The ad emphasizes easy relief and broad awareness for a nationwide audience seeking affordable treatment options.
In a hotel intrigue the missing necklace spurs claims of theft with Annette denying presence in the room. The narrator gathers clues, contemplates a maid’s possible motive, and resumes a golf outing before learning Stanfield vanishes and a London return looms.
Word reached from Rockbridge of Comrade Joe Barron’s death Tuesday morning at age 87. A Civil War veteran who served three years in the 90th O V I, he was a retired farmer. Surviving are his son Joe F F Barron of Rockbridge and three remaining veterans Joe Collins and Sam Crow of Logan and Comrade Vorhees of Gibisonville. Funeral services were held Thursday.
In a letter to a friend this week Mrs. Margaret Gibbons says she is convalescing from a six week influenza illness at her Zanesville home. A trained nurse, she is connected with the Baby Welfare Department there and previously served two years as county nurse in the area.
Work to remove poles on Main Street of the Logan Home Telephone Co started Thursday. Poles not needed for electric light service will be removed to improve the street’s appearance.
The eighteen month old child of Mr and Mrs John Lohr of Logan received a bad facial cut Tuesday after falling on a milk bottle. Six stitches were needed after treatment at the local hospital.
Oil field work near Logan is set to accelerate as weather improves. Summit Co Well No. 2 on the Kennard farm yields 200 barrels daily. Preston Co Well No. 3 at Bickle yields about 70 barrels daily. Other wells show mixed results with alternates and a light well at McLain lease. Hamilton Well No. 9, Peach Orchard, was drilled five months ago and not yet shot.
Look over the Want Ads to choose the best car as prices drop now before they rise in a few weeks. The notice urges readers to compare models and take advantage of lower prices antes.
May 7 reports from Key West indicate the Japanese steamship Eric Maru has run aground on Colorado reef at the eastern end of Cuba. Advices were received at the naval wireless station.
After years ashore and bedridden from a double rupture Captain Collings tried many doctors and trusses with no relief. Facing a fatal choice he chose self cure and recovered, avoiding operation or death.
Report lists multiple wells in Green dale, Green township, Sand Run, and New Straitsville areas. Notable entries include Pure Oil No 12 near Green dale making 15 barrels daily, Green Hill stock farm Berea sand efforts, and Woodard lease drilling at Union Furnace. diversas rigs underway by Herald farm, Kline company second well, Ohio Fuel Co on Coe farm, and Franklin Bank farm at 3200 feet.
Miss Irma Crow and Joseph Risley traveled to Columbus on Wednesday to attend the funeral of their uncle Edward Rhoades who had lived in the city about twenty five years ago.
Acting on a tip, Chief Eberst and Deputy Sheriff Farbearn searched the room of George Phillips in Haydenville at noon Wednesday. They found a bottle and a fruit jar containing nearly a quart of liquor. Phillips and Inboden were brought to Logan and arraigned before Mayor Koppe.
An ad claims Werker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy wipes out asthma coughs or colds. It is sold with a satisfaction guarantee and money-back offer. Available at Mc Kee Drug Co Athens Fountain Pharmacy Nelsonville.
A local sales note promotes Enarco O11 as a rub in for muscle ache with 57 uses and a money back guarantee. The product is sold and recommended by Cline Pharmacy Co.
The Harding administration’s retrenchment policy in its first two years led to the dismissal of nearly 100,000 federal employees, as announced by the White House.
A colossal marble statue weighing over 18 tons has been positioned in St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The figure represents Pope Pius X and awaits its final resting place within the basilica as part of ongoing preparations.
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