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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1919
Page
6
Do not be troubled by big shoe bills. Neblin Soles, claimed by F T of Seattle, offer long wear and comfort. Sold on new shoes in many styles for men and women and available for re-soling. Made by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Akron Ohio along with Winghot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
Irene King of Iola Kansas says she suffered a year with female trouble from back and stomach pains and fatigue. A friend's cure with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health and strength and she urges others to seek the medicine and its free advice from the Pinkham Laboratory.
Dr Edwards a well known physician claims that a clear complexion reflects health. His observation ties skin tone to internal balance and warns against cosmetic shortcuts. The report notes public interest in dermatology and beauty trends.
A young girl Annie, burdened with a hungry baby, clings to a policeman who promises to recover a stolen carriage. After his transfer and a cynical replacement, the new officer dismisses her tale, revealing a broken kid’s hope and a shaken view of a just world.
A reader seeks guidance on a troubled marriage with threats of leaving and financial issues. Mrs Thompson counsels legal steps, work, and custody, urging a firm stance at home and court if needed. The letter also covers romance tests with a soldier sweetheart and a distant suitor.
A chronic eczema sufferer claims relief comes only from deep cleansing of the blood via S. S. S. The ad asserts traditional ointments fail and promises lasting results with the Swift Laboratory remedy. Readers are urged to write for expert medical advice from the Atlanta address.
Richard A. Bowman of the 316th Infantry writes to his mother Mrs. Julia Norton from Monte Carlo on furlough dated April 15. He mentions Italy visits, staying in a fine hotel, plans to send a photo of a tower from about 700 A D that was rebuilt, notes Monte Carlo is not in France but a neutral small country, and describes Le Turbie on a mountain with a cog railway and Alpine scenery as he and a friend climbed 3800 feet above the clouds.
Describes a bib apron with back and front bibs for secure fit and a two-section skirt. Suitable for gingham seersucker percale drill sateen and brilliantine fabrics. Pattern sizes range from Small to Sixtra Large with bust measurements 34 to 46 inches. requires 3 yards of 36 inch material for size 8. Pattern mailed for 10 cents.
The May 1 1919 circulation statement projects U S population at 107 311 000 up 145 000 in April and 1 730 000 in the year. Money in circulation totals 5 863 288 091 up 15 924 450 in April and 544 741 373 in the year. Circulation per capita stands at 54 64 up 8 seats from last month and 4 27 from a year ago.
The War Department announces a special field corps of about 35 army officers under Col. Arthur Woods to work with the emergency employment committee for soldiers and sailors. The unit will map government and private employment agencies, assist communities, and support returnees in reemployment and readjustment to civilian life. It will supplement the federal employment service and maintain offices in states as funding allows.
A New York boss at United States Gypsum works in Oakfield wired A. E. F. veteran Charles Dean and Anthony George offering $100 gifts if they quit their jobs. The men complied and then returned to work.
New York report describes Mrs. Ann Rogers and a newborn baby moment on a subway. She whispered to a fellow passenger who told the conductor and other men passengers, prompting the car to clear. Mother and infant are reported doing nicely.
Advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during summer heat. Claims high usefulness, ready availability, and value beyond cost. Encourages immediate purchase.
Prices paid to farmers on April 1 show gains across most commodities led by corn up 15c to 1.70 per bushel and wheat up 19c. Oats rise 50c, hay prices climb, eggs up 8c per dozen, hogs trend up though lambs fall, milk dips and butter declines. A new pulley design promises smoother engine starts.
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