Quick-Action Care Gets-It Quenches Water Ills
Quick-Action Care introduces Gets-It a solution aimed at rapid relief for arsenic like ill effects. The product claims to provide immediate relief from water related discomfort and dehydration symptoms.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
6
Quick-Action Care introduces Gets-It a solution aimed at rapid relief for arsenic like ill effects. The product claims to provide immediate relief from water related discomfort and dehydration symptoms.
A chaotic fragment touts a liver tablet offered by a "Party? an Liver 7 CEO" promising a complete personal transformation within ten hours, suggesting dramatic effects and a sales pitch tone.
An old newspaper ad touts Tiz as a cure for burning, swollen, and tender feet. It claims relief from corns bunions and foot pain, promises comfort after using smaller ties, and guarantees a year long foot comfort with money back.
Billy Jr. bids farewell to Billy and Nanny as he is sold to a Western traveler. The pair watch him depart by railroad with Star the horse, sharing reflections on travel dangers and the promise of new experiences as they journey toward the western frontier.
Lindsey disguises as a mysterious beauty to charm Jack in a crowded restaurant. He stares, laughs at her reveal, and she endures his amusement while maintaining poise and hunger drives the scene. Dinner proceeds as the couple navigate social eyes and romance.
A girl asks if sending photos and inviting a distant suitor is proper and if candy from him is suitable. Advice says allow a visit with secrecy, deny engagement, and accept candy. A young man seeks dating guidance about asking a girl out, with guidance that men should make the first move. A girl aged eighteen loves a thirty five year old man. counselor warns against large age gaps and urges waiting two years with parental counsel.
An old-time ad promotes Just One laxatives by Ferritone Chemical Co of Council Bluffs Iowa. Twenty tablets per box claim unique ingredients and alternating effects to prevent tolerance. Readers urged to send 25 cents for a box if no druggist can supply it.
Dr George B Parker of Athens Ohio claims his method regulates the stomach and bowels to relieve headaches backaches stomach pains and fatigue. He says after thirty years of study his preparation is the near perfect treatment for indigestion and constipation and offers a guaranteed druggist purchase at $1.25 through Cline's Pharmacy McKee Drug Lash's Drug Store.
Supt. Morgan spoke at the Athens Chamber of Commerce noon address on how state laws create a 5.8 mill tax structure to fund city schools. The plan would yield 50 000 to 60 000 with 30 000 for higher salaries and building needs, and a possible five year extra levy. Dr. G B Robbins of Chillicothe was announced as next week's speaker.
Two thousand wheat growers in Hutchinson Kansas adopt a fixed at the factory price policy and resolutions demanding 3.13 dollars per bushel for the 1920 crop. They assert production costs run about 2.75 dollars per bushel.
Washington May 20 The soldier bonus bill won approval in a Republican caucus by a large margin and officials predict House passage in days despite treasury and administration opposition. The Ways and Means revised measure faces possible rules committee action to proceed Friday or Saturday with Senate action unlikely before a June recess.
The article notes a late spring increases farm work with corn planting near. Local social updates list visitors from Athens and Lysander and church events. The men’s C C N C will meet at the church Friday evening and the Ladies Aid plans a monthly gathering at Rock Riffle school on Wednesday May 26.
Athens residents Reta Ludwick and Martha Windsor visited relatives in the area and guests stayed with families in Marietta Guysville and Athens. Church attendance at the M E church rose to 84 last Sunday with hopes of reaching 100 next week as families hosted visitors and a Grangers meeting was held at the I O O F hall Saturday afternoon.
Sand Rock and Akron visitors span Monday to Wednesday with relatives in town. Guests include Mrs. Isaac Price from Canaanville with her mother and Mr. and Mrs. George France visiting George Brown and wife. Pauline Hill of Beaumont stays with her grandmother. Myrle and Louise Linscott of Athens spent Sunday at home. Branch Townsend Lydia Moore and Susie Kellerman visited O. A. Roberts. Guy Van Dyke and wife were in Amerville on business Tuesday. Ethel Colvin spent Sunday with Mrs. George Ogg.
Brooksville Mrs. Margaret Ellis of Buchaan West Virginia visits her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. T A Burkett. Mrs Frank Risley near Salem spends Thursday with Mrs Joseph McBride. Mr and Mrs Cameron Crossen of Athens visit Mr and Mrs George Beckle. Mr and Mrs Henry Hudwell and sons stop at Mechanicsburg relatives. Mrs Victor Beckle and son Victor Leroy visit Mrs William Beckle at Luhrig. Mrs Edward Saegar and sister Mias Levada Dee near Grosvenor also mentioned.
Sunday evening visitors included Mrs. Joseph McBride and family. Several residents travelled and stayed with relatives in Laurelville Athens Jacksonville Johnston City New Marshfield Luhrig and other areas. Names include Selby Cox Joseph McBride Stella DeWees and Agnes McBride among others.
Mr. Harry Zoller of Marietta Ohio reports sweeping improvements from taking Dreco a natural remedy claimed to ease head catarrh nasal blockage and associated symptoms He says his head nose and throat clear up each morning his breath improves and his liver and kidneys feel better He praises Dreco as safe inexpensive and widely dispensed by drug stores endorsed by The Cline Pharmacy Co.
Albany and surrounding residents share weekend visits and moving news. Grover Fawcett of Glouster visits sick friend Guy Moore. Dayton Steward relocates from Carpenter area. Lloyd Dailey returns from Akron to his farm. The town prepares for the 1920 commencement with Rev. Weed delivering the baccalaureate and Dr Wilson giving the class address at the opera house Thursday at 8.
A fire during Sunday school hour at the Baptist church on Torch damaged the roof and threatened the structure. Parishioners and early responders prevented greater loss, with firefighters quickly containing the blaze before it spread to adjacent areas.
Cyrus Jones and Howard DeWees were riding when the driver lost control and crashed into a steep bank narrowly missing a rollover. Several local families hosted guests this Sunday including the Beans, Dunfees, Russells, and Bakers with extended relatives visiting in Coolville Cutler Middleport Harmony Hill and Athens.
Spokane report says the Washington delegation at the San Francisco National Democratic Convention on June 28 will be instructed for W. G. McAdoo. The plan was announced after a conference of the delegations.
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