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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
5
The document provides cleaning instructions for linen, glassware, and porcelain items. It mentions washing with hard or sweet water, rinsing soap notes, and general care directed at parlor goods and bathroom ware. It references Manhattan Soap Co. Inc. of New York.
Easter Day observances announced with sunrise service at 5 45 a m CST. WwoC will broadcast the full interdenominational service including songs prayers and sermons lasting about ninety minutes. Also notices of local church events and Sunday services at various times and locations.
Col Edward Green II son of Hetty Green was said to have undergone a Steinbach rejuvenation operation by New York surgeon Henry S Pascal. The 64 year old left New York for a Florida cruise on the Pioneer after a ten day hospital stay. He reported feeling better than in fifteen years and said the simple operation cuts a ligature in the glands.
B and O section foremen will gain 35 percent starting April 1, and section men will earn 3.16 dollars per day after a raise from 2.92. Local operator WY L Ray recovering from recent surgery in a Cleveland hospital receives support from friends. HM Merrill and O S Ray visit Chillicothe. Arthur Christian joins J Huhn hardware. I N Bay, noted stockman, left for Cincinnati on business. Harnden High senior class hosted a weiner roast on the Webb farm with many students and guests in attendance. John Lewis and nine others welcomed into the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Wellston this week.
In Canaanville on Friday at 7 p m the township PTA will gather in the school for talks on the past, present and future of the school. County farm agent Ralph Pavey will discuss the State Extension Service and its tie to PTA.
An old time remedy claim promises rapid relief for coughs and catarrhal conditions. The text instructs mixing Parmint double strength with water and sugar to a half pint bottle for quick action on mucous membranes and nose and throat irritation. It advises speaking plainly to the druggist.
Funeral services for Mrs William A Casley will be Sunday at 2 pm at the Christian church conducted by Rev M Chatley. Interment at West Union street cemetery. Friends may call at the residence until 11 am. In Jerseyville March 30 funeral for Mrs W M Williams at the M church Saturday at 1 pm conducted by Rev A M Mann of Pataskala assisted by Rev M L Miller with casket not opened at the church.
Chauncey Messenger mention praises Mr and Mrs Moses Garner praising their 60 year local presence and 20 years of attentive neighbors. Glouster tee plant adds value to valley economy and progress. Hocking Power Co Floodwood mine expansion shows growth. Joshua Sands buys 28 acres on Canaanville Pike aiming to build a home and assume county surveyor post in September.
Five thousand coal miners in western Kentucky's bituminous field plan to cease work as their contract expires tomorrow in Madisonville. The stoppage affects major mines and could disrupt regional coal supply pending negotiations.
Beginning Saturday morning license tags for motor vehicles can be secured at the Athens and Nelsonville Chambers of Commerce at a 25 percent discount from the original fee. The discount runs through July 1 when it increases to 50 percent. Both chambers report ample tags for cars trucks trailers motorcycles and sidecars and note sales totals of over 2590 passenger car tags and about 60 truck tags this year.
Two 19 passenger buses arrive in Phoenix for service to Globe and Miami mining districts. Demonstrations show easy control and comfort as buses traverse rough roads. features include separate ladies compartment, smoking room, heaters, roof ventilators, and driver controls with automatics.
Professor Risier of the Strasbourg laboratory announced today the discovery of a light without heat. Experiments indicated a glow similar to that of the wort glow, based on initial tests conducted in Paris.
Dayton dispatch notes a daring durance flight aims to break the world record with a takeoff scheduled for 3 p m this afternoon. The event gathers attention from local authorities and aviation enthusiasts tracking the historic attempt.
Former Ohio University star quarterback Bob Loomis wed Prances Rankin three weeks ago in Conneaut Ohio. Rankin, a Wellesley graduate, is popular with the younger set. The couple, high school sweethearts from Conneaut, plan to live in Conneaut where Loomis works in Nickel Plate Railroad offices.
Obituary notices for R W Goddard Wellston hardware merchant who died in Columbus after illness and operation. Family details include widow two daughters and one son with services in Wellston. Also brief illness note for Margaret Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Huffman injured Sunday with arm broken. Prevent influenza advert for Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets 30c.
The drive offers the first shot on each hole and can build a player's confidence while dampening an opponent's spirit when perfectly executed. Yet the second consideration suggests a drawback if not followed by a solid approach and subsequent play.
An advertisement from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. in Columbus Ohio asserts that no special skill is needed to deposit funds. It promises 9 percent on time deposits and claims fair treatment for all customers with safe funds. The firm lists 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, and resources over 24 million dollars.
The text outlines a golfer’s methodical practice routine focusing on rhythm and relaxation. It describes grip, stance, foot position, and a precise backswing path with hands leading, the turn of the waist, and maintaining identical ascent and descent arcs. It cautions against forcing power and emphasizes delivering energy through the clubhead into the ball.
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