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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Mary Ruarstock of Kenosha Wisconsin says she suffered with a female trouble and six weeks in bed from an inflammation of the bowels. Four doctors said she could not live but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her and even convinced her physician to continue the remedy.
Mrs Hicks says four Eatonic tablets relieved her stomach and recommends them to all. If digestion is poor sourness or acid stomach occur after meals, Eatonic claims to remove acidity and aid digestion. Take after meals to prevent discomfort and pain. a big box is sold with a druggist guarantee.
Billy and Button pursue a lake they mistake for water in a desert trek toward Ogden City. Facing thirst and a mirage, they survive by foraging a found luncheon and a duck they hunt, then settle to sleep dreaming of green fields beyond the track.
Two hours after a heart to heart with Mrs. King Cherry and Ned share a laugh over life’s whimsy. Laura Randall’s call brings news and sly digs about Cherry’s independence, while Cherry contemplates a life with Ned away from old quarrels. The scene ends with Ned returning as Cherry prepares to walk home with him.
A fifteen year old seeks guidance about two boys who stop visiting and loneliness. Advice explains boys often grow tired, urges patience and self respect, and notes youth should avoid early love while focusing on self improvement and friendship. A separate letter from an eighteen year old asks whether to quit a twenty one year old suitor due to his family’s disapproval, with counsel to respect herself and let the relationship develop if reciprocated.
A seventeen year old girl asks how to gain friends and keep peace at home. She describes being accused and labeled a liar when denying accusations and seeks guidance to overcome laziness and become agreeable by showing active interest in others and understanding their feelings and dislikes.
The comment questions honoring the fallen while suggesting relief for those wounded, advocating a balance between remembrance and tangible aid for the living. It urges reconsideration of allocation toward wounded veterans alongside memorials.
Pattern 3618 for a stylish one piece dress in sizes 16 18 and 20 years. An 18 year size needs 3% yards of 54 inch material. Fabrics like gabardine crepe mohair duvatyn pongee linen satin foulard and taffeta suit this model. The dress may have a fitted sleeve or a single short flowing sleeve. Skirt width at the foot with plaits extended is 2 yards. Pattern illustration mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Mrs. Bessie Nichols and her two daughters Nettie Mable and Montella visited the former’s parents Mr and Mrs Ben Allen in Hunterdon on Friday. Mr and Mrs George Mason are home in Hollister after an extended stay in Magnetic Springs for rheumatism treatment.
By the Way Floyd Bolin the Messenger Carrier at Albany will return home tomorrow after an extended absence. Local officials and neighbors await his safe return and plan a welcome event once he arrives.
Absence in Columbus hospital noted as Floyd underwent an appendectomy. He is regarded as one of the Messenger’s best carriers and the staff are pleased to learn of his improving condition.
E W Cunningham holds a savings record noting the first money he earned remains in his possession. He worked long and hard for it and values it highly. He reflects on being among the few who have never gone broke.
By the Way of old times it was said that cities clustered around the loom. Hollister will soon be gin to increase in population. Loomis has a loom and is busily engaged in the manufacture of rugs and carpets.
A northwest thunderstorm hit Cleveland Ohio early today turning streets into rivers and starting two fires from lightning. Local authorities report property damage but no widespread injuries. City crews assess damaged blocks as residents cope with urban flooding.
Charles Foreman, aged driver of a wagon, was overcome while driving along Woodhill Road and toppled from his seat near Mt. Sinai Hospital. He died later at the hospital.
An inventor patents a device that attaches to the fly wheel of a sewing machine to provide cooling for the operator. The design aims to prevent overheating during extended use and improves comfort for sewers.
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