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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
2
Frank F. Glatthar of Ave Akron describes severe cough weakness and near breakdown. After taking Tanlac he reports full recovery, good appetite, sound sleep, and energy, urging others to try it. Tanlac is sold in Athens Coolville Nelsonville Amesville Federal Glouster and nearby towns.
New York March 18 Baseball officials warned of upheaval after reorganizing governance and granting Judge Landis sweeping authority amid a tense dispute over White Sox suspensions. National League president John Heydler commented via wire on the apparent nullification of those suspensions from Pinehurst, N C where he is vacationing.
United Press report from Mar 18 notes Britain drew a blank in the trade agreement with Russia. David R. Forgan of National City Bank says the United States should wait for stabilization before entering Russian trade. Charles Pies, ex United States Shipping Board head, argues Germany will dominate Russian trade and that barter will prevail but American opportunities remain.
Marion E Rannells of the humane society estimates each child's mental development based on simple questions. Four-year-olds answer about sleep and cold while six-year-olds are asked about rain missing trains and house fires.
A caller warned that a safe was being blown in a vacant lot beside a Cleveland residence. Police responded quickly but found only a jug of raisin jack and no further details available.
Wellesley Mass March 18 United Press doctors at Wellesley College say the idea of the “de butante slouches” will vanish with spring fashion. Looser sport garments and wider outdoor activity help girls stand straighter and bear weight with shoulders.
William Bevelhymer a rural carrier in Harrison township near Napoleon Ohio explains why he failed to deliver maple syrup he planned to sell to fellow mail carriers. He tapped six elm and four poplar trees on Charles McMillan’s farm and waited days for sap that never came. He will consult a tree specialist before further tapping.
An advertisement touts Othine double strength as an easy remedy to remove freckles. It urges buyers to shop in March when freckles appear more, promises guaranteed results, and notes a money-back guarantee if freckles persist.
Luhrig Arizona March 18 The Luhrig parent teacher association met March 16 in the schoolhouse with many parents present. Topics included a state health board letter, plans to recruit men to build a footbridge and ash walk, and a lunch for workers. Night meetings move to the first Friday.
Athens golf course becomes a realised dream prompting merchants to stock golf paraphernalia. Local residents, few of whom have played outside the city, see golf balls clubs and cases in window displays as a novel sight.
Cincinnati March 18 A jury found James Green guilty of murder in the second degree with a single female juror, Mrs Marie Hohmann of Oakley, among deliberations lasting 26 hours. It marks the first Hamilton county case where a woman served when the death penalty was a possibility. Green faces a life sentence.
Senators and congressmen urge resuming trade with Russia and say the British Russian trade agreement strengthens their case. Officials of the Wilson administration doubting possible relations with the Soviet say the pact will show futility of U S policy toward Moscow.
Summit Grange at New Marshfield Ohio plans a March 19 meeting with roll call and talks. Fred Herron reads Irish stories and a history of St Patrick's Day. I N McLeod discusses benefits of improved roads to a community and short cuts in spring house cleaning presented by three women.
Neurasthenia is nerve exhaustion says Dr. Frederick S. Kale author of medical texts. A pure organic phosphate called Eitro-Phosphate, available at McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists, must be taken with meals to revitalize nerve and brain cells and restore health for those whose nervous energy is undermined.
James A. Miller minister leads Albany-Church service at 10 30 with invited Methodist and Baptist participation. Rev Leon Arpee of Nelson to speak on Robert College and education in Turkey at the Methodist church. Guysville holds 2 o clock service due Hebbardsville meetings. Hebbardsville evangelistic union meetings begin 7 pm in Presbyterian church with both pastors and singing. New England Sunday school 10 o'clock and missionary social at Summers. Carthage Sunday school 1 30. Waterloo no meetings.
Final arguments in the dispute involving A. A. King, former Elyria police chief, now a patrolman after a demotion for failing to report for duty, are scheduled for tomorrow in the cage. The case centers on disciplinary actions and King’s status following the incident.
Mothers who value their children's welfare should keep Gray's Sweet Powders for Children on hand all season. They break up colds relieve feverishness constipation teething disorders headaches and stomach troubles. Used by mothers for over 30 years. All drug stores carry this product. Do not accept substitutes.
The first and original Cold and Grip Tablet promises relief with BROMO QUININE. A vintage ad promotes Grove's as the sole genuine laxative laxative tab available in a 30 count package.
Ireland Mrs. C E Brandeberry was a Sunday guest of Frost hosts Mr and Mrs Dave Welch. Gladys Daugherty and daughter Eileen visited her parents Mr and Mrs Hiram Root this Sunday. Everett Bingman and baby called on Mr and Mrs W R Clark. Mabel Hornsby of Stewart spent Sunday at home. Karl Clark and son Roger visited Alfred Rogers family. A social at Frank os is planned for Saturday evening March 26. Neighborhood youth attended revival at Torom Sunday evening. S Bingman visited Mr and Mrs John Gibbs of Coolville R D Sunday.
Wrightown and nearby communities share visiting and family updates as residents spend Sundays with relatives. Birth announced for a son to A. K. Justice. Elisha Mills of Utica dies after illness. Peter D. Treadway to testify in his murder trial in Philadelphia on March 18.
James Connors, released from a 1920 sentence for carrying concealed weapons, fled the London prison farm last night after serving part of his term. He was from Cuyahoga County and had been imprisoned for one to three years.
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