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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

8

Engineers of America Held Huns in Fight

London May 12. American and Canadian engineers joined a scratch force to plug a dangerous gap as the British Fifth Army faced a German onslaught. Brig. Gen Carey arrived to sustain the defense while engineers learned to handle machine guns and keep up the line during two days of intense fighting. An acting brigadier general recalled his capture and dramatic escape amid German trenches and a shelled ammunition dump.

London Fifth Army Pfouriu Os'eley Kise Carey

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proven Beneficial

An endorsement notes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three generations aiding women with various female ailments. The piece urges women in need to try the remedy, asserting its merit and proven value in American homes.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Clinic Completion Marks Start of Home Visits Monday

The Athens county clinic for children at the City Building closed today after two weeks of measurements for about 350 children under Federal orders. Beginning Monday, the committee will start home visits to children not yet seen, with thanks to Mrs. R D Williams and Mrs E F Brown for their help. The effort will expand across Athens county.

Children of Athens Helen Ullom Women's Division Athens County Ohio Council of National Defense Robert Lewis R. D. Williams E. FE. Brown

Carbon Remover and Lubricant for Automobiles

J. M. Pease Lubricant Carbon Remover mixed with a Ke Habbie Lubricant promises to remove carbon while lubricating engines. Marketed as a guaranteed accessory for cars boats and engines, it claims gas savings reduced repairs and night use. Sold with a money back guarantee at 61 per can with agents sought in Salina Kansas.

J. M. Pease Acenis Jacobson Salina Kansas

Hog cholera blamed for pig deaths in Athens

Mayor Woodworth summoned Dr Maxwell to Athens after a surge of pig deaths in the West Union street district and across the city. The veterinarian blamed hog cholera and urged immediate inoculation with cholera serum to halt the spread, warning owners who refuse risk heavier losses.

West Union Street Woodworth Maxwell Frank Dean Harry Nichols Howard Guthrie Guthrie Athens Eerry

Athens Rural District hires teachers in special session

The Athens rural district board elected several teachers in a special session. Names include Pearley Gaskill, Alice Shannon, Ethel Mall, Blodwin Evans, Mary Devlin, Gwendolyn Dinsmore, Edith Brochard, Anastacia Collins, Mary L. Phillips, Louis Glancy, Mary MecGucken, Lucias Duffy, Flora Boyles, Ralph Oxley, A. Ray Moore, Edith Moore, Elma White, and others at various schools. Froggy and Salem positions remain unfilled.

Board of Education of Athens Pearley Gaskill Plains School Alice M. Shannon Plains Ethel Mall the Plains Blodwin Evans Mary Devlin Gwendolyn Dinsmore Edith Brochard Anastacia Collins Sugar Creek Mary L. Phillips Peach Ridge Louis Glancy Jackville Mary MecGucken Tick Ridge Lucias Duffy Flora Boyles Ralph Oxley A. Ray Moore Edith Moore Union Elma White Froggy Salem

Two Hospital Patients Die at Athens State Hospital

Fred B. Ashton, 42, a patient at Athens State hospital for nearly three years, died late Wednesday from paralysis. Undertaker Walburn shipped his body to Morgan county for burial. Martha A. Varian, 87, at the hospital about three weeks, died Thursday. Her body was shipped to Seamon, Adams County for burial.

Fred B. Ashton Athens State Hospital Walburn Morgan County Martha A. Varian Seamon Adams County

Rheumatism Relief Boosts Cincinnati Manufacturer

Joseph Wood of 319 East Fifth Street, Cincinnati, says Tanlac Rheumatism Treatment eases his rheumatism and keeps him working by hand on his picture frames. He reports one package improved his condition, plans more, and urges others to try Tanlac at Cline's Pharmacy.

Joseph Wood East Fifth Street Cincinnati Wood Cline’s

Cosgrove to Speak at Christian Church on War Morale

Corporal Cosgrove, one of fifty Americans returned from France, will lecture at the Christian Church at 7 30 this evening. He describes German troops as cowardly yet deadly in mass, urges fighting for right, and praises American morale and resolve to victory. No admission fee for the talk.

Cosgrove France Christian Church Belgium America Corporal Cosgrove United States

Charles Pixley Dead at About Seventy in Athens Area

Charles Pixley aged about 70, formerly a barber and well known in Athens, died Wednesday at the county infirmary where he had been an inmate for years. He leaves two daughters and a son, Asa, now in the army. Undertaker Baughman buried the body at Chaunecy yesterday.

Charles Pixley Athens County Infirmary Asa Baughman Chaunecy

Widow’s Joyful Cry Over Mayr Remedy

An Athens widow praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for curing severe stomach distress and weakness. She claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and alleviates inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose is claimed to convince and money is refunded. McKee Drug Company.

Athens Mayr McKee Drug Company

The Private Secretary Presented by Athens High Senior Class

Athens High Senior Class stages The Private Secretary next Wednesday at the Opera House. Joe Morrison portrays the Secretary with Charley Woodworth as the fake secretary and Earl Nye as the scheming friend. Doris Nye Marie Jewett play the two girls. prices are forty cents downstairs thirty cents up with war tax. last show sold out.

Athens High Joe Morrison Charley Woodworth Earl Nye Francis Cooksey Merrill Atkinson Cattermole Scatterpole Doris Nye Marie Jewett Francis Hatch Joe Basom Earl Baker Tailor Fred Carter Ferry Cady Opera House McKee’s

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