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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
8
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a blood cleanser that removes impurities causing eczema and eruptions. It claims clearer lips and eyes, a rosier complexion, and even body-building effects by enriching blood cells, with two sizes priced at multiple stores.
Jim and Tom track Billy the goat Bettina and a burro through woods following torn twigs and hair tufts. They find goat and burro dog and cat tracks by a stream but cannot overtake them, plan to watch a farmhouse, and tease a tomorrow reveal.
Grace recalls how Truda cultivated Jimmie after her father's death and social pressure, while Ilona reveals Jimmie's pull toward the flirtatious rival. Grace confesses a heartbreak that cost her Jimmie and hints at vows and family expectations in their circle, with plans to return home and face the scene.
Mrs. Carsey sister of Mrs. Abie Shry is seriously ill at Mrs. Shry home. Miss Grace Loofburrow spent the weekend with friends in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Will Johnson of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson. Mr Johnson returned Monday and Mrs Johnson will stay several days.
Mary M. Swepston is named executrix of the G. M. Swepston estate under the will. H. V. Atkinson, Charles W. Brown and Walter Cox are appointed as appraisers.
W F Miller transfers 80 acres to C C Miller in Jackson township for $1. Martha Slagle et al sell 8 3 acres to William F Miller in Richland township for $1. The fragmented deed notices name the parties and townships involved.
A commercial airplane completed a historic flight over the Atlas Mountains in Morocco marking the first crossing of the range by a commercial airliner. The Atlas peaks reach about 15 000 feet.
No-To-Bac claims thousands have broken the costly tobacco habit by placing a tablet in the mouth during cravings. The ad promises desire stops and complete habit break with mental and physical and financial benefits, offering a money back guarantee if cravings persist.
A Sunday report shows 836 attendees at First M. E. Sunday School with 27 officers and teachers, 3 visitors, and 806 scholars. Parental breakdown lists 202 men and 293 women, 218 in the intermediate, and 126 in the primary. Class 14 named 235 women and Class 6 196 men. Notable contributors include Mrs Noss 46 and Dupler and Porter 20 each. Total collection $27.74 with Class 6 at 10.90, Class 16 at 8.18, Mrs Noss 2.17, and Mr Dupler 1.01.
In Newark on March 14, Sam Green burlesque actor said his move to quit the stage is driven by stage morality disputes. He plans to enter a Methodist Episcopal seminary soon.
The Brooks family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness after the death of their husband and father and for the beautiful floral offerings.
Advertises Paz Ointment promising cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days. Druggists refund money if cure fails. Company claims instant relief from itching with a 60 cent price.
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