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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1922
Page
10
An advertisement touts a purifying product claiming to clear skin eruptions and purify blood. It targets both men and women, asserts dramatic health benefits, and urges shoppers to start today with a budget option, noting availability at drug stores in two sizes.
A brief note recounts Cardinal Mezzo Niti who lived 1774 to 1849, famed as a language prodigy said to know 114 languages or dialects and 50 more well. The passage emphasizes his extraordinary linguistic mastery.
Mrs. Cameron guides Ilona through social scripts and dating rules to attract Roger Cabell. Ilona doubts romance and resents being pushed into a hurried marriage, while her mother believes young marriage is best and insists on following her plan.
A well known authority explains stomach trouble and indigestion stem from acidity. He recommends four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid and promote digestion, noting many people find relief after the first dose.
The Treat boys greet the east bound flyer at Sixth and Matin streets as Browny hurries to reach the depot. Jimmee forgets his satchel on the train and is relieved to reclaim it before the locomotive departs.
In Logan West Virginia on March 23 the prosecutor lists state witnesses for the Charlestown miners trial set for April 24. Thousands may be subpoenaed. John L. Lewis was subpoenaed as head of the IMA. Defense plans to call him in the Kenney Mooney trial to argue the union bore no responsibility for the miners' march.
While en route to obtain medicine for a sick cow, Mr. and Mrs. O L Godfrey skidded on a turn in Martins Ferry. Their auto plunged down a 30 foot embankment and crashed into trees, sparing them serious injury.
Maynard March 23 William Scott known as the town strong man plans a lifting exhibition in St. Clairsville Saturday night as part of a wager. He claims he can lift between 2500 and 3500 pounds.
The Ladies Aid will serve lunch at John Welch's sale Saturday March 25. The death of Os born Plumley closed school Monday and Tuesday. Rev A K McCall preached at the Baptist Church Sunday morning. Sons of Veterans and auxiliaries rehearse for an entertainment on Gen Grant's birthday. Oakey Richardson and Fred Johnson unloaded a new tractor Saturday. The Sons of Veterans postponed last Thursday’s meeting due to high water. Average life of a savings account about four years. Sick listed: Mrs Dan Linton Mrs Don Welch Eugene Linton Ed Wires and family Davy Welch’s family Mrs Philena Dunfee. Leslie Petty kicked by a horse recently Clyde Richardson received 50 cents in chicks from a hatchery this week. Mrs Geo Mitchell hurt in a windstorm is back home. Carlton and Irene Davis of Ohio University Athens home on vacation. Cecil Richardson sold a team of mules recently. Several attended the sale of Mrs Halbert Tuesday.
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