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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
12
A noted authority explains hyperacidity in the stomach, causing fermentation of undigested food and symptoms like belching heartburn and nausea. He prescribes four ounces of rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and promote digestive flow, noting the remedy’s affordability and wide use.
Between 250000 and 300000 Russian immigrants are now living in Germany. The migrant stream reflects ongoing postwar resettlement and economic shifts drawing Russians to German cities and industries.
Grace warns Ilona about marriage pressures in Wellington as Jimmie faces family urgings toward Truda. Ilona frets over an expected arousing news from Truda and Jimmie, while Grace predicts a dramatic outcome as the couple pass by in a red roadster. The scene ends with a cliffhanger on their fate.
Four companions trapped by kidnappers who value the animals at a thousand dollars above expenses. The group stays awake nightly, plotting escape while the captors travel across the country. Each attempt to flee is foiled as the kidnapers refuse to risk letting them go.
The text describes trained guard dogs kept for entertainment. They perform on stage with handlers, using tricks refined for public displays. One dog, Billy, appears as a Louis XIV gallant with a sword, Bettina as a court lady, Stubby as a page, and Button as part of the act.
A staged pageant with Button Billy Bettina Stubby and a long staff drew loud applause as they marched in, but the animals rebelled against rigid hind leg walking and tight costumes. Bettina complained of tight dress strings while Billy disliked padded tights and high heels, hinting at a future escape to freedom.
A report notes the price of newspapers in Russia has reached 2000 rubles per copy, reflecting rising costs or market conditions. The article discusses consumer impact and possible reactions from readers and publishers.
Local notes report revival services at the M E church Tuesday evening and the fourth lyceum course held Saturday night. Several Athens visitors including Robert Seamen and Charles Norris were noted, with families visiting and moving nearby. The boy’s Sunday school class won a contest, earning ice cream and cake, as adults hosted guests and an active pipeline project from Big Run to Deep Hollow progressed.
The White House sent to Congress a request by President Harding for 6000 dollars to compensate the families of several Chinese killed in brawls in China caused by American naval personnel parrying responsibility.
The article notes that Great Britain maintains ambassadorial posts in twenty seven nations. It highlights the scope of its diplomatic network and the reach of the foreign service across continents.
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