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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
6
Goshen Indiana woman Mrs. Gro A Foos testifies to the benefits of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She notes use before and after her children's births and praises the tonic as a safe non narcotic aid to motherhood and women's health.
A doctor named F M Edwards treated a teen for liver and bowel complaints for 17 years and gave a prescription made from a known vegetable ingredient with olive oil. The tablets were claimed as wonder workers for the illness.
In a moonlit reunion, Billy the goat finds Nanny awaiting at the fence. Nanny bursts with joy and introduces their twin kids Day and Night. They share a tender moment, celebrate the family, and Billy vows to stay with Nanny, then they rest by the stream.
Mrs Pardoe recounts Stella Sims story a woman who endured hardship in Canada and New York before finding happiness with Archie Sims. He is imperfect yet kind and supportive and Stella believes she has found love, while others question the marriage. The tale hints at a yellow house next to a blacksmith's as a future note.
A journal entry dated May 16 expresses nerves about marriage at nineteen and wonders if a modern view suits the time. The writer recalls conversations with mother and Aunt Cecilia, contrasts habit with individuality, and imagines life after becoming Mrs. Jack.
The value of German marks fell sharply in London on March 15 as the rate slid from 290 to the pound to 870 to the pound, signaling a steep devaluation and market turmoil. The report notes the drastic decline in the exchange rate and its impact on trade sentiment.
A remark links female voting rights to smoking cigarees, reflecting a debate on women’s public behavior in the era. The comment highlights attitudes toward gender roles and personal liberty in a politically charged context.
Mrs. G. M. Rutledge of 1021 Windsor street Cincinnati says repeated influenza left her weak, with headaches and nervous strain. After two days on Vola-Tonic she felt stronger, and she continues to improve. The tonic is promoted as a builder of strength to combat post influenza fatigue. It is being introduced at Cline's Pharmacy in Athens.
An advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic that builds red blood cells and increases vigor. It promises quicker benefits, notes two forms liquid and tablets, and advises consulting a physician if no improvement.
A fifteen year old writes seeking guidance on a boy who grew distant. The reply notes she is too young for a serious sweetheart, urges staying busy, and suggests letting young men initiate contact to avoid seeming clingy. Reassures feelings may fade and advises moving on to future interests.
Pattern 3183 is shown in four sizes Small 32 84 Medium 36 38 Large 40 42 and Extra Large 44 46 inches bust. Fabrics include batiste crepe silk and lace edgings with embroidery or feather stitching. A Medium size needs 54 yards of 36 inch material. Pattern mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
Mary Ann Spoonell Nickoson, born October 17 1844 in Athens County, died February 23 1920 at age 75 4 6 at her nephew John E Hawks home. Survived by sister Mrs Christman and many friends. She married Jessie P Nickoson in 1900 who preceded her. She aided the poor and needy and is remembered as kind and beloved by neighbors.
A newspaper advertisement touts Balmwort Tablets made from corn silk as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It describes symptoms such as back pains, frequent urination, eye redness, restless sleep, and feverish feelings and quotes a user from Omaha, Nebraska praising the product. The ad urges readers to ask druggists for a tube priced at $1.00.
The First M E Sunday School reported total attendance of 661 yesterday with 689 scholars, 205 men, 160 women, 231 in the intermediate department and 70 in the primary. Largest classes were Prof Copeland 201, Mrs Martzolff 126, Mr Porter 35, Mrs Noss 34, Miss Sams 23. total collection 26.59 dollars.
Thousands of mothers have found Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an excellent remedy for children headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and other irregularities. Used by mothers for over 30 years. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Cincinnati Ohio dispatch notes the Ohio River at stage 82 feet on Saturday and forecast to reach 45 feet by Tuesday or Wednesday, below flood stage set at 50 feet.
An article extols Father John's Medicine as a safe drug free option that strengthens resistance to disease. It argues drugs should be used by physicians and promotes this food-medicine for enriching blood, building the body, and soothing respiratory irritation. It claims sixty years of use and steady sales through word of mouth.
The article touts S. S. S. as the only lasting cure for eczema by cleansing the blood of infections. It claims local salves fail, urging readers to write to Medical Director at 110 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga for advice and results.
The final Woman's Music Club recital of the season in Ewing Hall featured May Peterson, praised for voice, diction, interpretation, and charm. She sang Italian, French, Spanish, Swedish, and English songs, with standout pieces including Dvorak and a new Hagerman work. Mrs. Stuart Ross accompanied with notable skill, and encores included No No John and Coming Through the Rye.
Sterling slipped one cent to $3.68% in early nominal quotations. The movement reflects a weaker demand as traders pace the market in New York.
Advertises Sulpheric Tablets as a superior blood purifier and tonic to combat winter poisons from rich diets and lack of air. Claims spring illness prevention and urges purchase by druggists at 50 cents per sealed tube with directions.
An advertisement claims Cadomene Tablets restore energy for those feeling tired or unwell. It asserts benefits include appetite stimulation, improved digestion, richer blood, stronger nerves, and renewed vigor, recommending use instead of strong stimulants and noting druggists offer sealed tubes.
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