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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
2
An offhand look at acid stomachs shows many eat but gain little as excess acid spoils digestion. Food souring in the stomach leads to toxins absorbed via the blood, causing emaciation and fatigue. Eatonic tablets promise quick relief by absorbing excess acid and easing indigestion and bloating, with a money back guarantee.
The piece reports widespread nervousness across Europe after the war, noting a sobbing sickness in Austria, insomnia and overstrained nerves at the International Socialist Labor congress, rising juvenile offenses in Vienna, and dire infant mortality in Poland. It highlights religion’s waning influence and the overall physical and moral decline.
New York May 9 The railroad administration and steel producers failed to agree on a steel price in a conference, leaving the market open with expected price increases. Secretary Redfield’s plan to lower living costs by cheap steel appears setback. industrial board rates rejected by the railways.
This pattern notes gingham chambrey pereale drill khaki lawn sateen and alpaca fabrics. It highlights a belt and pocket attachment. Cut in four sizes Small to Extra Large with bust measures 32 to 46 inches. Medium needs four yards of 36 inch material. Pattern shown on receipt for 10 cents in silver or stamps.
Advertises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cosmetic that darkens gray or faded hair naturally. Claims millions of bottles sold annually and that after one or two applications gray hair vanishes, restoring a youthful, lustrous look.
The United States Geological Survey reports the calendar year ending April 12 shows a 20 percent coal production drop. All producing regions fell, with Ohio and Wyoming among the hardest hit, and yearly Ohio output dropping from 11 million tons in 1918 to about 7.85 million in 1919. An invention to drain pipes from tanks when freezing is discussed, and Holland’s coal deposits are vast but not first grade fuel.
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a vegetable blood remedy that cleanses the blood of impurities and scrofula and promises renewed vigor. It claims universal applicability, urges readers to buy a bottle, and offers expert medical advice through the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
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