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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1920

Page

6

Letter for Women Garnett Kansas Lydia Pinkham's Compound

Mrs Eva FE of Garnett Kansas writes she suffered a postnatal nervous breakdown after childbirth and severe physical weakness. After reading Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered after five bottles and later had three more healthy children with ongoing praise and recommendation.

Eva FE Say Garnett, Kansas

Billy Whiskers Sees Nanny With Her Kids and Hides

Billy returns to the farm and spies Nanny with two little kids, fearing she has forgotten him and married another. He lies in the grass watching the trio, torn by jealousy and hunger, vowing to reveal himself only to confront a possible rival. He endures longing as the night falls.

Billy Nanny Jenny Satan

Backwater Hammmonds Corners Tells Village Secrets

A narrator visits Hammonds Corners and learns of the Hammond estate and Ellen Hammonds explosive past. Liza Hammond, confined by a domineering mother, has not appeared outside in decades while Joel Barrows keeps calling. The tale hints at a fragile village fate and future reunion.

Hammond House Liza Jezebel Miss Salsbery Joel Barrows Ellen Miss Salsberg

Evening at the Winter Garden Reveals City Ties

A diary narrator recalls a night at the Winter Garden with Jack, admiring Patsy Wingate’s dance and confronting questions about marriage, ambition, and hidden histories. They discuss enduring conventions, future careers, and suspicions about dual natures as they linger over supper at Farr Hills.

Stomach health and anemia prompted by weak blood

A reader asks how to treat stomach woes linked to weak blood and cites Mrs. Hiram C. Schaeffer of West Reading Pa as endorsing Dr Williams Pink Pills. Testimonial details weight loss headaches indigestion and sleep trouble improve after treatment followed by advice to seek the remedy and booklet.

Hiram C. Schaeffer Chestnut Street West Reading Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Pattern 3178 Bust Sizes and Fabric Options

Pattern 3178 comes in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches with a 38 inch size needing six yards of 36 inch material. Suitable fabrics include striped seersucker chambry gingham percale linen drill sateen and flannellette. Sleeve styles vary from close fitting wrist length to elbow length cuff. Skirt width at lower edge is two yards. A pattern illustration is mailed for 12 cents in one cent stamps.

A Night Out Sparks Whispers of Rivalries and Regard

A narrator recalls a supper and dance with Jack, noting his charm and a rival black eyed girl. She questions his reticence and whether her future with him is secure while admiring her dress and appearance. The scene hints at jealousy, social tension, and evolving feelings.

Jack Dorry Jean Leland

Heart and Home Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson answers a reader on hair bleaching and marriage. Advice covers hair drying after peroxide, waiting for new growth, and suggests divorce would not bring happiness. warns against dating until divorce. A separate note mentions two men following the writer and friends.

Mrs. Thompson

Local Notes From Taylor Ridge and Nearby

Local social and health notices recount visitors and family visits in Taylor Ridge and nearby areas. Families such as Willeke Mulpas Gaskalla and McClutchen are mentioned with travels to Columbus McDougal and Jacksonville. Five new influenza cases are reported including the Mulpas family. Mrs Hartley and her husband visit their grandson’s home while a relative battles a serious illness.

P. H. Willeke Columbus Roland Mulpas Wilfred McDougal Raymond Mulpas Lenora Lemoine Mat McCluttchen Edward Cartwright Green’s Run Joseph Gaskalla Emmett Fred Olbers Robert Johnson Jacksonville W. N. Hartley Jess Withen

Hang On Cough With Father John’s Medicine

If a lingering cough or cold resists remedies, boost resistance with Father John’s Medicine. It soothes breathing passages, purges impurities, and rebuilds strength, safe for all ages as it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs.

Father John

Ohio University Baseball Bets On Veterans For 19 Game Schedule

Veterans back to lead Ohio University's nine man baseball squad as Captain Gus White and Coach Gullum organize spring practice. Core players Newman Stockdale White King Gatchel Fuller Marshman Barstowe and Loom return to form with Loom poised to replace Grover at third. The team plans a 19 game slate starting with Marshall away and Cincinnati at home.

Ohio University Capt Chapman Newman Stockdale White King Gatchel Fuller Marshman Bar Stone Ohio Bob Loom Grover Clyde Gatchel Harry Barstowe Cy Young Dope Gus White White King Barstowe Marshall College Cincinnati

Sport World Shifts in Rules Across Baseball Boxing and Football

News from New York outlines widespread changes in sports rules. Baseball eliminates freak deliveries and revises statutes. boxing sees new international standards. football faces scoring and field goal rule debates. Prominent figures from Harvard Pennsylvania Yale and Princeton weigh proposals amid a wave of reforms.

Henry L. Farrell United Press New York Mar Frank Raycroft Princeton International Sporting Club Army International Boxing Commission Paris Harvard John Heissman Pennsylvania al Sharp Yale Bill Roper

Lap robe theft sparks $10,000 damage claim in Uniontown

J. W. Young reports a lap robe stolen from his car in Uniontown Kentucky. He accuses Loll Ell Anderson Henshaw. Anderson replies with a $10 000 damages demand seeking legal action.

Uniontown J. W. Young Young Lowell Anderson Henshaw Anderson

Plans for Art Exhibit in Schools

Superintendent Morgan announces a March 25 and 26 art exhibit at the Armory with committees from teachers. Tickets sell to children and adults, posters by students, and letters sent to churches and clubs to gain support without fundraising appeals. The exhibit aims to expose pupils to great masterpieces and raise funds to buy more pictures, hoping to net at least $100.

Morgan Armory

Convent Villa Maria Burned Near Wytheville

Fire of undetermined origin swept Villa Maria a Catholic convent near Wytheville Virginia late Wednesday destroying the building and causing an estimated loss of 150000. Fifty girl students were forced to flee the flames as firefighters battled the blaze.

Villa Maria Wytheville Bristol Tenn

Judge Grier a linguist unlike Sir Walter Raleigh

In St Paul a humorous comparison notes that Judge Grier does not use his silk cloak for chivalry but is instead skilled with language, portraying him as a linguistic figure rather than a knightly ideal.

Woods Filled With Champs Across The World

New York March 13 claim a title and you can have it is the idea among modern fighters. The woods are full of champions and near champions from Inter-allied to A E F lists, with Dempsey O Dowd Britton Leonard Kilbane Herman Wilde among recognized world titles and numerous others named by army athletic boards and boxing unions.

New York International Boxing Union Jack Dempsey Mike Omdowd Jack Britton Benny Leonard Johnny, Kilbane Pete Herman Jimmy Wilde Charles Ledoux France Albert Badoud Georges Carpentier Athletic Committee United States Army Wait C. Johnson Inter-allied’ Champions: Bantamweight, “Digger” Evans Australia Louis de Ponthieu Benny McNeill Philadelphia Joe Atwood Canada Eddie Eagen Yale Spalla Italy Bob Martin Akron Army Athletic Board Johnny “Babe” Asher St. Louis John Fundy Pittsburgh Billy Kleck New Orleans Jackie Clark Allentown Leo Patterson Joplin Gene Tunney New York City Slinger Littlesault Pete Metropolis Cal Farley Prelim Parcaut Salvador Charlie Rubel Audobun Iowa Ralph Parcaut Royal Minneapolis Gary Ind Johnny Vores Chicago Louis Frazee Pittsburg Oscar Hansen ID. Kamins Ashton Donze William P. Corbett Somerville Frank B. Cassidy Dave Rosenberger Sam Iagonia al Rochs Edward P. Egan Denver

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