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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1919
Page
6
A testimonial from Mary Cattaurez of Herkimer New York praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Veritable Compound for curing female ailments and urges others to consult the Pinkham company for advice. The ad emphasizes widespread use for over four years and invites letters for personal responses.
A vintage ad touts a long used preparation for quick relief across all ages. It promotes a prompt effect with generous bottle sizes priced at 60 cents and 1 dollar 20 cents.
Unclear advertisement claims promise a clear head and improved skin from a product named Dr King's New Life Pills. The fragment mentions relief of constipation and a mild, comfortable effect, with drug store availability implied but details are unreadable.
Roy Nicoll proposes Janet take over the magazine Woman to direct its global expansion. Walt pressures Janet to accept while she resists, citing personal reasons and a desire to progress more gradually. The scene ends with Nicoll’s push and Janet’s firm refusal, hinting at ongoing power struggles.
A woman asks how to win back a broken relationship and explains his leaving for another woman. Mrs Thompson counsels maturity, selflessness, and reframing the loss as a chance to grow while emphasizing attraction to personality over looks.
A dated letter from two girls aged fourteen and fifteen asks about going to roller skating events and shows with boys. The response says they are too young for such outings and cautions about maintaining good reputations.
The advertisement describes a 4 practical model apron pattern with linen lawn alpaca per-gingham and sateen options. It notes deep pockets, four sizes from small to 0-42, bust measurements and fabric yardage, sleeve protectors, and a mailed pattern on receipt of 10 cents stamps.
A vintage advertisement urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs for children's stomach and bowel relief. It claims coated tongues signal constipation, describes symptoms like irritability and feverishness, and touts the product as a harmless, effective laxative with clear usage directions on the bottle. It warns against counterfeits and promotes the genuine product by California Fig Syrup Company.
Athens rural school district teachers met to push a bill amending General Code sections to set minimum monthly salaries from seventy five dollars for elementary teachers to up to one hundred twenty dollars for high school staff. They request immediate endorsement and plan further meetings.
The Enquirer quotes Jim Faulkner describing a McKinley dinner in Ironton at the end of January. Israel M. Foster, Athens, reportedly survived a desperate turn of events as plans emerged to appoint a newspaper proprietor as successor, with proxies and political maneuvering shrouding the episode.
J B Jones a prominent Cubrun Kentucky druggist says he has used Chamberlains Cough Remedy in his family for seven years and found it the best cough medicine he has ever known. He notes druggists widely recommend it because customers speak well of the product.
Five hundred thirteen people accused of violating federal law by transporting intoxicating liquor from wet Illinois Ohio and Kentucky into dry Indiana were arraigned in U S district court. It is the largest indictment on these charges to date and pleas are expected to occupy much of the week. The judge warned he would impose stiffer penalties on violators.
New York March 10. The marine workers strike committee representing seven han ber organizations met to vote on whether to return to work on government controlled steam ship lines on the same basis as agreed with the administration. No agreement yet reached between private owners and the strikers.
Readable notice advertises large clean cotton rags available for cleaning presses, offered by the Athens Messenger Office.
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