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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1921

Page

6

Billy Whiskers Meets a Chinaman Friend in California

Stubby the dog and Billy Jr. the goat reunite with a former shipboard Chinaman who feeds them and shelters them in a California woodshed. The Chinaman shows warmth and humor as he reunites the animals and promises a hot breakfast in the morning, while Button the cat watches uneasily.

Stubby Chinaman China Dogee Billie Goat Billy Billy Jr Button Imp Butoni California

They Will Be Weakened as to Be Easily Killed the Next Year

A fragment notes that the subjects will be so weakened that they can be killed with ease in the following year. The line suggests a prediction of vulnerability and heightened danger for the coming period.

Mrs Selchert’s Daughter Finds Relief with Vegetable Compound

In Horicon Wisconsin Mrs Frank Selchert reports her daughter suffered months of back ache and stomach unease with loss of appetite. After doctors failed, a bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her regain health, with six bottles used and the girl now attending school and helping at home. The letter is published as a testimonial.

Horizon Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Frank Selchert Larabee Bt Horicon Wisconsin Lt. Pinkham

Putnam to Return for Lectures in Richland

Co XZ. Putnam of Chicago will conduct lectures at Richland Avenue M P three evenings May 16 17 18 at 7 30 oclock. The talks titled The aspects of the Kingdom in the word of God drew a large and attentive crowd at the church recently and locals are invited to hear him again.

Richland Co Putnam Chicago Richland Avenue

Cherry in Wellsburg Dreams of New Life

Cherry reflects on a life of rising from Chicago millinery success to Wellsburg suburbia as she waits for evening with Ned. She recalls her mother Randell and siblings, her past French lessons, and the anticipation of a future with Ned, ending with a promise to love Wellsburg.

Cherry Jack Mrs. Randell Phoebe Mrs. Lawrence Chicago

Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on Handling Mother's Intrusion

A reader, CRANKY, asks how to ask a friend to go out without her mother tagging along. The columnist agrees the mother intrudes and suggests firm, honest boundaries, proposing a simple room for the mother when several girls ride together and stressing that the mother should not invite herself every time.

Mrs. Thompson

Handkerchief Gift Question in Social Letter

A reader asks if sending a home embroidered handkerchief as thanks to a gentleman who entertained her is appropriate The guidance suggests writing a thank you note and inviting future visits while noting the narrow farming expanse of Argentina.

Mrs. Thompson

Advice for a wife seeking to win back unfaithful husband

A 30 year old, mother of seven, asks how to regain her husband’s love who she suspects is unfaithful. The response advises re courting him, dressing attractively, discussing his interests, engaging him in conversation, and avoiding too much home confinement. It urges attending daytime activities to refresh life and proposes that effort may win back his affection.

Mrs. Thompson

Becoming Dress Pattern 3249 for Home and Porch Wear

The pattern 3249 offers a seven size range with bust measurements 34 to 46 inches. Skirt width at lower edge is two yards and six and a half yards of 36 inch material needed for medium. Blue plaid gingham with blue piping. collar and cuffs in embroidered linen. suitable fabrics include serge gabardine taffeta percale linen and chambrey. A mailed copy of this illustration pattern can be obtained for 12 cents in one cent stamps.

Oregon appoints sea lion hunter to save salmon supply

William H. Hunter of Garribaldi is named official sea-lion hunter by Oregon to protect salmon stocks. He has hunted sea-lions for cannery records, claiming 10,000 plus seals taken. The coast sea-lions destroy tens of millions of pounds of salmon annually, threatening the state’s packing industry.

Portland Ore William H. Hunter Garribaldi United States Oregon State Fish Commission Hunter Oregon Coast Range Carl D. Shoemaker Bill” Hunter

Two Die in Lightning at Piketon As Rider Struck

Jacob Hart aged 55 and the horse he rode were killed by a lightning strike at Piketon, authorities reported. The incident occurred during a thunderstorm, with Hart instantly killed.

Jacob Hart

American goods gain in race for China trade says Sanger

J. W. Sanger reports American sales in the Far East are rising as China and Japan shift toward industrial development. He cites Japan’s vast newspaper advertising and rail/ banking strengths, while noting Americans lag in using ads to create demand and Britain trails in these efforts. He says U S goods compete in Japan and China and that transport remains the main China bottleneck.

Russell Browning United Press Washington United States Japan Great Britain China J. W. Sanger U. S Orient Sanger Philippines Continental Asia Department of Commerce Far East

Off Year Pruning Aims to Restore Ohio Orchards

Ohio growers use the off year to prune tall peach trees. Extension horticulturist F H Beach says sound trunks and main scaffold limbs respond to rejuvenation pruning, lowering bearing surface and strengthening scaffold limbs. Poorly conditioned trees may be better replaced with young stock. Pruning can continue through May alongside renewing wood for next year.

Ohio F. H. Beach Ohio State University

Remedy for Canada thistles praised by extension botanist

Ohio State University extension botanist E E Clayton advises farmers to kill small Canada thistle patches up to 60 feet in diameter by cutting just before bloom and covering with tar paper overlapped two feet beyond edges. Weights keep the paper in place, and in dry seasons about 60 days suffices to kill the weeds. surviving plants may require repeat treatment.

Broadwell Community News and May Cemetery Clean-Up

Broadwell area residents visit relatives in Sharpsburg Crooksville and Utley halls hosts attract many for a Thursday dance. Roads suffer from rains and tax funds are urged for road repairs. Utley mines operate fairly well. May 21 is set for Broadwell cemetery clean up with community turnout urged.

F. L. Gorham Sharpsburg Utley Broadwell

Rain Delays Farm Work in Athens County

Continuous rain over weeks holds up spring chores for farmer and gardener. Plowing mostly finished while final planting is scarce. County roads deteriorate to hub-deep conditions hindering travel.

Athens County

Mitchell meetings draw record crowds at Millfield

Father’s Day will be observed Sunday at Millfield with special recognition for the father bringing the largest number of children to services. The ongoing Mitchell meetings report 68 additions to date, 64 by confession, drawing unabated interest and crowd sizes.

Millfield Millfield Mitchell Sunay

New Philadelphia Man Held Over Bald Eagle Shooting Case

A man arrested in New Philadelphia for shooting a bald eagle refuses to enter a plea. The case is scheduled for May 17.

New Philadelphia Bald Eagle

Weather Delays Golf Enthusiasts at Tick Ridge Course

Weather disrupts golf fans in Athens with many enthusiasts unable to practice on Tick Ridge and the country club this week. Reports say Tick Aid supporters remain avid as delays hinder workouts while a new course at Mulligan farm awaits completion.

Athens Tick Ridge Country Club Mulligan Farm

Olive Tree Lives Longer Under Water, Scientists Find

Scientists report olives survive longer submerged than any other tree type, noting enhanced endurance in aquatic conditions and suggesting implications for hydrosystems and climate resilience.

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