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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1923
Page
2
The article extols Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure and gentle, warning against harsh soaps. It instructs using two to three teaspoonfuls in warm water to cleanse hair and scalp, producing rich lather and leaving hair soft, lustrous, and easy to manage. It notes affordability and availability at pharmacies and urges confirming the brand with the druggist.
In London, after recovering some jewelry from a Paris fiasco, a woman moves into a modest Albemarle Street flat. She plans a dinner with Norman Greaves while reconnecting with her estranged husband, meeting solicitor Mr Younghusband to discuss hidden affairs and recent suspicions.
Years ago diet and exercise were the standard for fat loss. Today Marmola Prescription Tablets are promoted as a painless method, advertised as affordable at one dollar per case. The ad urges readers to order directly from Marmola Co. Detroit Michigan.
A man reviews documents and confirms a client relationship with a firm spanning years. He states instructions from New York to deliver two hundred pounds, noting the recipient’s receipt of the sum. The scene shifts as the narrator hints at more in the next issue.
Ohio State University rural economists report since 1910 American agricultural production rose 22 percent while population grew 15 percent. Farm residents increased only six tenths of one percent, boosting production efficiency over 26 percent. Falconer credits equipment, livestock, and crops for the gains and says stationary farm population is not alarming.
Thousands of mothers report relief for headaches colds fevers stomach troubles and irregularities in children with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders used for over 30 years. Sold by druggists everywhere trial package free address Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
Ohio debaters discuss benefits of a parliamentary cabinet government against Denison team in Ewing Hall at 7 30 Monday. Another Denison negative faces Granville opponents at Granville. A spring post reel debate at Marietta College features Ohio and Denison teams on the same topic.
Lincoln reports a severe blizzard that raged for twelve hours with heavy stock losses in western range country. Observers note the weather began easing by morning as farm operations resume after the storm.
Air Kentucky shivered in a sudden cold wave with a drop of fifty degrees in twelve hours. The temperature was four above zero this morning in Louisville.
Iowa awoke to heavy drifting snow causing widespread train delays and cancellations across Des Moines and other lines. Transportation officials urged patience as crews worked to clear lines and restore service.
Dr McCracken dean of the College of Education has set up an emergency bureau of appointments to match prospective teachers with school systems. The committee includes Dr Chubb Dean Voigt Prof Myers and Prof Coustrap. Reading offices will gather data including written professor assessments to aid superintendents in screenings.
William Allen Martin born October 22 1823 near Morgantown West Virginia died March 9 1923 at his home Athens Ohio aged 98 years four months and seventeen days. He lived near Morgantown Albany and Athens and left six children from first marriage. Eleanor died 1883 second wife Mattie Henry died about 14 years earlier. Survived by three grandchildren Eleanor Lucille and Aldena. He joined the M FP church early and remained active. Funeral attendance listed relatives from Morgantown and nearby.
The children express thanks to friends neighbors and churches for support after the death and funeral of William A. Martin. They acknowledge Rey Warring for comfort and visits and thanks to McBee Bindery for vehicles Rural Training School floral offerings pallbearers and singers and Undertaker Walburn for thoughtful conduct.
Mrs M F Street er of 272 South Ninth Street Newark says Tanlac cured long stomach trouble gas heart palpitations headaches and nerves after five bottles. She reports better appetite sleep and energy and thanks the Tanlac creators. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists nationwide with over 35 million bottles sold.
The school of religion at Ohio University begins its second semester with 26 students enrolled in five announced courses. Previous term saw 28 students complete 66 hours with high grades. Auditors may join classes. entrance boards are available from Mr. Bond in Ewing Hall. all classes meet in the Presbyterian church lecture rooms.
London sources report Lord Carson, Britain’s foreign secretary, expects Germany to act soon to settle the Ruhr problem, with a move anticipated within days.
Rome March 19 Monsignor Testa was sent to the Ruhr on a special mission of investigation by Pope Pius XI. The pope spoke on St Thomas day noting that religious ceremonies are more important now due to the inroads of science and the union of religion.
A crops specialist from the state university says Ohio seed corn looks exceptionally good this spring. A mild winter reduced dead plants, while a warm dry fall aided field drying. Fast drying ears reduce root rot risk, and germination testing is urged to verify seed vigor beyond eye judgment.
Frances Bricker daughter of Mr and Mrs Bollar Bricker born August 17 1904 in Beaumont Ohio died March 13 1923 aged 18 years 6 months 27 days She married William Lowry May 28 1921 and had one son She converted at a Plains M E church prayer meeting two weeks before death She leaves a husband son parents two brothers two sisters and many relatives and friends
The Lowry Bricker family extends thanks for friends and neighbors kindness floral offerings and Reverend Harter's comforting words and Mr Stout's services.
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