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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1922
Page
10
Stop itching eczema with Zemo from any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle $1.00. Healing begins on application and soon all traces of eczema tetter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin diseases are removed. Zemo is touted as the penetrating antiseptic liquid for clear healthy skin.
A young woman recounts a brutal assault by three men in New York and her fear of peril as she seeks safety. She calls Alec Graham for help and faces pressure about an arranged marriage as a protective suitor moves to visit. The narrative ends with a tentative pledge to wed as events unfold.
Father William reacts to Nannies tale of Stubby and Button planning enlistment with Stubby. Billy motivates the trio to head off on a hunt, eager to see their plan unfold and ensure friends stay safe.
An early 20th century ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural remedy to correct liver and bowel sluggishness, relieving indigestion and bad taste without calomel. It promotes mild nightly doses and highlights olive color as a distinguishing feature.
A mother’s pension for Dessie Be. Jeffers is set at eight dollars monthly for four months. The final account of Frank McNeal as administrator of John Bishop’s estate was approved and confirmed in probate court.
Elmer McManus transfers two parcels to Charles W Timms in Dundas while Douglas Cassill quit claims 40 acres in Richland to Alfred Cassill. Felton deeds lot in McArthur to Nettie Snook. John and Margaret Steele sell a Hamden lot to Charles Strahl. The High Street Book club met at A Will Jr residence to discuss taxation with Senator O F E Vollenweider invited and Clara Rhea among guests. Ethel Eberts from Oreton attempted a gasoline fire at her parents home, injuring herself and damaging the store and furnishings.
Miss Delia Wolf aged 60 died at her home on Saturday after illness. Her sister Miss Minnie Wolf remains in the area and another sister Mrs. Joseph Whitlatch resides in Flint Michigan. Some relatives live at The Plains in Athens County.
London now controls the global rough diamond market after a pact between the Anglo American and South African syndicates. The agreement ends direct buying outside two blocks of Holborn Viaduct, centralizing output from Congo and Southwest Africa under London channels.
The article notes that the channel through which rough diamonds reach residents ensures the market remains firm. This keeps prices from slipping and protects diamond value against any potential slump.
Princess Bibesco wife of the Romanian minister in Washington and daughter of Margot Asquith is at the center of a London debate. The Saturday Review attack under the caption Dirty Work criticizes modern women writers for discussing sex, provoking widespread argument on propriety in literature and parlour conversation.
Three snow plows have been purchased for use in clearing approaches to the Capitol including trolley line entrances. The move follows a winter when drifts blocked access and caused missed roll calls by senators.
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