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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
6
Suffering from bleeding itching or protruding piles? Atham Summers Pile Suppositories claim speedy relief and invite you to ask your druggist or send for a free trial. Box P South.
World War II and Civil War veterans will assemble at the Court House at 8:30 AM and be transported to Athens State Hospital for a visit with hospital veterans before proceeding to the cemetery. There will be no services at the city hall due to a town program in the afternoon.
Mrs Corrine Monsarrat former president of the looking Valley railroad died in Columbus Ohio from heart trouble. She was 74 and resided on N D Mon Frat.
In a northern train tale Billy Whiskers and Dan recount a break in where tramps hacked a door and left a messy scene with carrot tops nuts and smoked meat. They search the alkali plain for footprints but find only animal tracks as a late express passes and the trio continues on foot.
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross and dosage guidance. The same column reports on social visits from Chester Hill to Amosville, a memorial service plan, and a seventh and eighth grade reception with detailed attendee lists and refreshments.
The notice notes a trend that men are attending church less frequently, signaling a broader social shift in religious practice and community life. It does not provide specific data or sources.
Cherry visits Mrs. King in Wellsburg seeking comfort from loneliness. Mrs. King recollects early days, comments on movie influence, and muses on maternal love and independence. The scene ends with plans for a future call from Edward.
A young girl aged eighteen seeks advice about a gambling minded twenty year old suitor who avoids commitments. The columnist cautions against false hope, urges self respect, and suggests ending the relationship. A second letter asks how to end attention from two persistent suitors without causing gossip. The columnist advises clear self respect and ending insincere relationships.
The advertisement for McKee Drug Co touts Buro-Phosphate as a remedy to rebuild shattered nerves, replace weakness with vigor, and add body weight for thin individuals and those feeling fatigued.
An error in the public sale notice for F M McAdams of New Marshfield is corrected. The sale will begin Friday at 10 p m rather than 7 p m as previously stated.
The New York Athletic Club rescinded a January resolution that barred women guests from smoking on club property after lengthy deliberation.
Government experts will investigate the feasibility of raising cotton profitably in Australia. The study aims to assess climate, soil, and market conditions to determine potential crop viability and economic impact for Australian agriculture.
Amesville residents share visits and travel news as Mrs. Blanch Huston hosts Mrs. Louie Williams from Elkhorn West Virginia. Funeral services honor O A Curfman widow with rites in Cincinnati and Rev Chapin officiating. John Roberts of Stewart former resident buried with I O O F attending. Local gatherings include a weiner roast with six graduates and class speakers Rev Miller and Prof C L Martzolff.
Bobby Jones, a leading American hopeful, was defeated by Graham five up with six to play. Chick Evans and Francis Ouimet were also eliminated in HOYLAKE on May 25.
In Fairview Kentucky Dorothy Stamper fourteen? Fifteen drowned after stepping into a sink hole in the Ohio River. She dragged helper Mary Tuney ashore before aid arrived. Mary was rescued by a friend.
Miss Irene Sims 18 fought off two burglars who entered her Columbus home yesterday. One intruder struck her with a violin case, rendering her unconscious, while she kept her two diamond rings in her mouth to prevent theft.
The ad claims severe itching stems from blood impurities and touts S.S.S. as the cure. It asserts external treatments fail to address root causes and urges readers to obtain S.S.S. from a druggist and request free medical counsel.
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