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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
6
Gwenda continues a demanding tour while developing her short story and serial ideas. She carries a notebook for notes, finding trains provide the time to write. Jealousies among dancers and contentious rivalries fuel her growing disillusionment as John’s London and Paris dreams loom.
Violet and Marie ride a goat drawn cart when a speeding automobile nearly causes disaster. Billy the goat instinctively climbs a bank to safety and clears the way, sparking calls to fine reckless drivers. A farmer helps turn the cart, and the girls return home for dinner, with a surprise ahead.
An advertisement claims Milks Emulsion cured chronic coughs and stomach issues, saying Arthur Coleman of Helena Arkansas saw improvements after one bottle. It highlights appetite, digestive restoration, and flesh-building effects, priced 75 cents and 1 50, with a maker’s guarantee and local pharmacies listing Athens and Fountain Pharmacy.
An advertisement urges Colde sufferers to use GROVE'S Laxative Brom Quinine Tab Let as a preventive. It notes the genuine product bears the E. W. Grove signature and cautions to ensure you get Brom o. The price listed is 30 cents.
Hans Arthur Amundsen cousin of Ronald Amundsen noted explorer filed his Qrat citizenship papers in Cleveland Ohio confirming his status as a resident and potential citizen.
A reader asks if he should pursue reconciliation after a troubled marriage and describes prior separations and a renewed threat of divorce. Another letter seeks dating guidance after parental bans and a request on proper introductions at social gatherings. A fire prevention official advocates a statewide cleanup and education.
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