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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1922
Page
6
An advertisement touts Zemo antiseptic liquid for 35c a bottle or $1.00 for large size. It claims to remove eczema, stop itching, and heal skin troubles including sores burns wounds and chafing. The product is described as clean, dependable, inexpensive, and deeply penetrating to cleanse and soothe.
The 49 member Soviet delegation led by M. Tehifcherin has received Latvian visas at Moscow before traveling to Riga for the Genoa conference.
Ilona uses a charms routine on Roger Cabell, shifting from artless girl to modern vamp as she tests social tricks learned from Wellington's set. Roger remains amused yet unsettled, while Mrs. Cameron reacts with shock at her daughter's bold performance. To be continued.
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild liver and bowel remedy replacing calomel. It claims quick relief from constipation and dull headaches, with no teeth or gum damage, offering 15¢ and 30¢ sizes.
A vivid reminiscence shows Frank Tom and Harry Treat entertaining, teasing, and teasing back at Cloverleaf farm. The five brothers stage a playful bedtime ritual with candles, kisses, and a noisy wake up bell. The narrative hints at stories to come.
Fargo report says A. O. Townley founder of the nonpartisan league announces his resignation as national president. The announcement came to the North Dakota state convention in session since Thursday.
The defense will complete its case in the abduction and criminal assault charges againstTex Rickard by 15 year old Sarah Schoenfeld on Monday. There was no court session today.
A description of Chinese fishers using trained cormorants to dive and catch fish while rings placed around the birds’ necks prevent them from swallowing their catch. The method supports commercial fishing along Chinese waters and reflects traditional practices.
Washington reports from Paris describe France trading support for British aims in the Dardanelles for a freer hand in Germany. Britain would seek international control with British dominance, while Lloyd George moderates his stance on German reparations under Poincare. France would gain influence through its military leadership in Germany and a dominant role on a guarantee commission.
McARTHUR The So and Sew Club gathered at Mrs Mary Swaim's South Market street home Friday afternoon for conversation and sewing, followed by refreshments. Judge Pettit of Logan visited on legal business Saturday, with McArthur seen by McKinley H Sauer as a business guest in town for several days. Miss Purle Lantz teaching in New Concord is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lantz for spring vacation. Attorney O E Vollenweider was in Lancaster on business, and A C Ansel with Clyde Martin of Zaleski visited McArthur Saturday.
In probate court the court finds Jane Lyons incompetent due to mental and physical disability and advanced age. Burr Denney, administrator of Jesse W. Denney’s estate, files a first partial account. Nora Denney is appointed guardian of Howard and Harry Denney.
Mary A Osler transfers 2734 acres in Wilkesville township to Clyde Sherrock for 250 dollars. FE Strong transfers a lot in Zaleski to A C Ansel for 200 dollars.
James A. Devine of the Ohio Building Association notes a statewide rise in building activity. Akron sees renewed construction after a rubber market downturn while farmers and rural areas shift from speculation to local savings. Building and loan firms report gains and emphasize safety over high interest.
A Winnipeg area Mennonite community of 20,000 travels on special trains toward Torreon, Chihuahua, Mexico, to establish a 200000 acre farmed tract. They seek schools with German instruction and religious liberty, selling Canadian farms at low prices but carrying horses, cows, chickens, and a tractor for their new life.
Friends of birth control advocate Margaret Sanger report she fell ill in Yokohama Japan and has canceled her lecture tour in the Orient, prompting postponement of appearances in New York and elsewhere.
Hyomei is promoted as the sensible safe cure for catarrh that reaches the source through inhalation. The advertisement promises satisfaction or money back and lists McKee Drug Company as the seller.
A mountain collapsed in Grant district Wayne county damming a creek and flooding many farms. Debris filled a twelve pole creek bed and overflowed lowland fields. Farmers used dynamite to clear the dam with limited success. farmer William Queen saw his barn crushed. An engineer with a blasting crew plans a new creek bed to restore flow.
William Reiners, a subway guard, was fined $10 after claiming his job gave him the right to spit on platforms. Magistrate Thomas F. Doyle in Long Island City Police Court rejected the premise, noting the act remained unlawful despite employment. The piece ends with a note of a public school teacher Sarah Smith resigning after 44 years of service in St. John, NB.
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