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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
6
A simple home preparation uses two lemons strained into three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint of skin beautifier. Strain lemon juice well to avoid pulp and store for months. lemon juice aids in whitening freckles and tan while softening and beautifying the skin.
Roy Nicoll pursues Janet from Walt Stedman with a calculated aid to Janet’s future. Conscience wavers as Nicoll offers Walt a chance for success, while the truth of manipulation and ambition tests loyalties amid Philadelphia Feminist Congress links.
A husband writes about jealousy over his wife working in a downtown store and an alleged encounter with another salesman. The advisor counsels trust, warns jealousy damages marriage, and suggests the wife move away from the business to focus on children and home, urging harmony and confidence.
A reader writes about feeling unpopular despite good looks and manners and asks for advice. The responder urges self improvement through study, genuine interest in others, and listening, noting that boredom with oneself repels potential friends and suggesting concrete changes like complimenting peers and saying good mornings.
In Litchfield Illinois today a speeding automobile dumped new footwear for the town from a passing freight car thieves are suspected by police.
Income tax data reveal disparities with a Black lodging porter declaring $18 000 in income while a hotel bellboy's tips reach $6 000. The figures illustrate how earnings differ across occupations in Washington.
Clyde R. Ingles of 111 Linton Street Portsmouth testifies in a neighborhood statement at Fisher and Stretch Pharmacy about Nerv Worth. He reports twelve years of stomach trouble and nervous unrest improved after two months of use with a weight gain of twenty two pounds and better digestion.
Grandmother used a Sage Tea and Sulphur brew to darken faded gray hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, bought at drug stores, claimed to restore natural color with repeated use and leave hair glossy and soft.
The Cline Pharmacy Company touts Orrine as a reliable secret remedy for the so called Dark Habit praised by thousands of wives and mothers. Orrine No 1 and Orrine No 2 are advertised as both effective and affordable at 1.26 per box with a booklet available.
A Danish observer who witnessed an iron water tank afloat weeks after a shipwreck has devised a spherical life boat capable of safely transporting 16 individuals through the roughest waters.
Frank Horner, 56, an English immigrant, filed his first naturalization papers in the mon pleas court. William Hawk, freed on a 1000 bond until the May grand jury, was jailed in Nelsonville. A two foot live snake scared Sheriff Parker’s office. Parker killed the creature. Arthur C. Dickson seeks divorce from Mable Dickson, citing remarriage and three years of separation.
The Lefener case was dismissed on Thursday and the plaintiff then filed suit naming Albert G. Jennings as defendant. The plaintiff claims selling a horse for 176 dollars and that Jennings failed to pay, seeking 175 dollars plus interest.
T. B. Skinner files suit naming C. H. Davis Mary E. B. Davis J. V. Stocklein and Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co as defendants. Suit centers on a $600 note drawn by C. H. Davis in favor of J. V. Stocklein, later signed over to Skinner. Plaintiff seeks judgment for the note and foreclosure of the mortgage.
Floyd B. Bennett was granted a divorce from Mary A. Bennett on the ground of gross neglect of duty. The court awarded custody of three minor sons to Floyd, who will raise them with his sister, while one daughter goes to Mary. Mary did not appear to defend.
An armed man bearing Julius Wrencss draft card claimed to be Louis Fred of Cleveland and visited the county jail twice seeking a woman said to be confined there. Officers found a revolver and a knife on him. he was arrested for suspicious conduct in Canton Ohio. The clipping also advertises Penslar Cramp Bark Compound by Cline's Pharmacy.
In Hazard Kentucky on Thursday four members of the Combs family were shot by a kinsman named Logan aes. The wounded were John D Combs Harrison Com Washburn Combs. The shooting arose from a dispute over road location. Combs was a leading Perry county politician and a former sheriff candidate.
Ohio labor parties hailed a legislative win as the Davis constabulary bill proposing a mounted state police force was vetoed by the senate military committee. The measure drew support from the Ohio Grange.
Columbus Ohio March 21 The legislative bribery probe committee sat tight on the identity of the first witnesses to be called in the quiz. The panel adopted a watchful waiting stance after an executive meeting where a witness list was presented by Attorney General Price. Senator Whittemore said once Price names the first witnesses the committee will proceed.
United States Senator James E. Reed of Missouri refused to re sign his office after fifty Democratic state legislators demanded his removal. They had adopted resolutions denouncing his address to the legislature criticizing the League of Nations and pushing him out of the party.
The item urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy at first croup symptoms. It notes many neglect it despite its ready availability and claims prompt effective relief for children.
Oklahoma City report says Karl Hamilton started his motorcycle at eight in the morning and after the stopper broke at four o'clock the battery ran down. He then pushed the machine four miles to dinner.
Catarrh can block nasal passages and airways causing breathing difficulty. If it reaches the lungs it poses serious danger, so seek proper treatment promptly and avoid ineffective remedies.
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