A Stubborn Cough Loosens Right Up
A home made remedy is described as a quick, easy and cheap cure for a stubborn cough with noticeable relief. The passage highlights ease of preparation and effectiveness.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
7
A home made remedy is described as a quick, easy and cheap cure for a stubborn cough with noticeable relief. The passage highlights ease of preparation and effectiveness.
A homemade cough syrup recipe using Pinex and sugar or molasses offers fast relief for coughs bronchitis and throat irritation. The ad claims dramatic improvement within 24 hours and emphasizes affordability and pleasant taste. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway pine extract from The Pinex Co. Indiana.
Ill and recovering Mrs Lide Marton shown improving. Mrs Frank Webb travels to Columbus to visit daughter Lara after throat operation. Several residents visit relatives and guests visit including Mr and Mrs Harry Wilkinson and Mrs Allen Devore. Local teachers illness returns to work and flu illness affects Leona Perkins. Funeral attendees from Athens include Sparnow Johnson Briley Kamberling and Lowes. Booking trips to Logan noted for several residents.
Torch Miss Ellen Wilcoxen and Mrs. Harry Wilcoxen visit Coolville guests. Arthur Watson and Elizabeth Watson families face illness in Athens and Parkersburg. Rev E H W Wilson buys Isaac Webster farm for future home. Multiple residents travel to Athens, Frost, Frost and Parkersburg for visits, business, and sightseeing. Mrs Amanda Forester hosts Ladies Aid. other towns include Guysville and Ireland with varied family and social Activity.
Broadwell Mr and Mrs Ray Priest relocate to Jenning s mansion Alley Charles Roberts moves to his farm on Sand Rock Miss Dessie White visits sister Mrs O I Harkins Several residents find work on the pipeline The Basil Sedwick visits Bartlett Sat Sun School wagon to Amesville out due to high water Mr and Mrs Fred Roberts visit Mrs Roberts parents John and Mrs Sprouse Harley White returns from weeks with his father Audrey Goff visits Bertha Thompson Amesville on Sunday
White Hall residents share visits with family across Charleston Wellston and Athens while flu spreads through the vicinity. Mrs Dwight Stout returns home to Greenfield after two weeks with her parents the Glas Lawson family. Eisie Braley and Edna Moore join Ray Moore in Columbus as they visit relatives. the Jobs Wwin family from West are mentioned in local notes.
An advertisement extols Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure grease free and superior to standard soaps. It warns traditional shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and brittle hairs and urges mixing two to three teaspoons with warm water for a rich lather that cleanses dust dirt and oil. It claims quick drying silky hair and affordability with a few ounces lasting months.
Virginia is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Irwin for a short stay.
Connett Mrs Henry Frank of Carbondale spent a few days with her son Carl Frank last week. Miss Nelle Bumgardner returned Saturday after visiting sister Mrs King Walton in Nelsonville. Darrel Figgins attended the dance at Carbondale Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Oliver Hoskins of Nelsonville were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Porter Hoskins. Agnes Hannah visited her aunt Mrs Henry Frank of Carbondale last Thursday. Ernest Hoskins spends a week at Sand Run. Mr and Mrs William Wend and daughter Lydia and son Custer were business visitors at Nelsonville Saturday. Mrs M E Carter spent Friday with her son Edward Carter of Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Edward Carter are the proud parents of a daughter named Edna June. Gladys Hannah spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs Henry Krank of Carbondale.
March Worst Month for This Trouble How to Remove Easily. There is a remedy for freckles with an ounce of Othine double strength from your druggist. Apply night and morning and see freckles fade in days. Light freckles vanish. Act now or they may stay all summer. Money back if Othine fails.
A suit for 118 dollars to recover money spent repairing Edwin N. Holten s automobile is filed in Athens county common pleas court against Osmer B. Lockary of Morgan county. The plaintiff alleges the collision occurred on the Stockport to Chesterhill road when the defendant on the wrong side of the road and with careless driving struck the Holten car.
Nora Withers of New Marshfield sues Samuel J. Withers in Athens County Common Pleas alleging three years of absence and twelve years of failure to support. She seeks temporary and permanent alimony and a divorce. Married in 1888, the defendant owns $5,000 of property in Waterloo township with additional assets unquantified.
China has not answered Japan’s request for a conference at Pekin or Tsing Tao on Shantung's return. Indications of a hitch appear despite the foreign office reporting progress.
Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse invites readers to try his free home treatment for muscular and sub acute rheumatism after eight years of suffering. He claims complete cure for himself and others, asking only for name and address to send the method free, with payment optional after satisfaction.
Charles C. Jones, secretary of the Ohio State Automobile Association, urged Athens Chamber of Commerce members to revive the county auto club. He cited state pride, legislative protection for motorists, and large Ohio totals of members and funding for road work, with local efforts aiming for a May state convention in Columbus.
Moscow reports the first shipload of American wheat reached NovoRossysk for seeding. Between March 1 and 15, 241 carloads came via Reval and 309 via Riga, with 5,506,000 pounds of food from other ports, all for the American Relief Administration. Local effort to ensure safe arrival of relief cargo is noted.
The notice cautions against substitutes for Bulgarian Blood Tea praised as aiding the ill and claimed to keep people younger. It urges buyers to insist on the real Bulgarian Blood Tea and consult a druggist or doctor. A separate item notes a wireless outfit to be installed by the Eagle Lodge in Dillonvale rooms.
Harmony Hill residents share local happenings including Harry Hooper visiting to tend the Patterson farm and dine with the Fosters. Milo Foster suffers grippe while Margaret Collins battles scarlet fever and appendicitis. Watch Dogs draw attention after a major fire.
Ulster constabulary reports captures of many republican prisoners and a large quantity of rifles in the Sperrin mountains County Tyrone after 24 hours of systematic search of Sinn Fein haunts.
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