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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
6
Kellogg's Bran is praised for one main benefit and urged for daily use. The ad suggests mixing with hot cereals, adding two tablespoons per person, or sprinkling over hot milk to aid digestion and health. It emphasizes consistent daily consumption for best results.
Announcement by F A Lavelle secretary of the local civil service board at Athens reports urgent need for qualified tenographers and typists to take government posts in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky cities within the district.
The Glouster Gooding's Certified Shows opened last night at the Duncan show ground for a week long engagement. The act is praised as clean, classy and among the best ever in town with newly hired staff and no indecent performances noted. Memorial service for G A R will be delivered at First Baptist Church Sunday at 10 30 by Rev Good. Members are asked to meet the American Legion in front of their rooms and march to the church by 10.
A Democrats meeting at the mayor’s office signaled intentions to run for multiple city offices. Announced candidates include Joseph West for mayor Hen Williams for marshal Thomas Marvin for clerk Virgil Yaw for treasurer and several for council and board of public affairs.
John Matheney was seen in Nelsonville on Sunday evening according to a brief local report. He appeared alone and offered no comment to arriving reporters.
A new cavalier note dominates the sartorial scene featuring swagger capes upturned hats and wide lace cuffs and collars with accessories reminiscent of fifteenth and seventeenth century fashion.
A large survey report from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts shows fifty thousand women replied to a questionnaire about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Ninety eight of every hundred letters say the remedy helped or restored health. The company asserts 98 chances out of 100 that the product can relieve ailments for other women.
Mr and Mrs W G Allen and their young son from Columbus stayed several days this week with relatives and friends in Glouster. Mrs William Shaw Jr and her son spent Thursday in Columbus visiting Mrs William Shaw Sr at Mercy hospital.
In Copenhagen on May 26 a bomb exploded aboard the Danish cruiser Gejser injuring forty seven crew members. The blast caused extensive damage and prompted medical teams to respond rapidly.
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