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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
2
In Fort Worth on October 31 United States District Attorney Zweifel warned that volcanic verbal disturbances could derail the oil fraud trial of Dr. Frederick A. Cook. Officials feared a major eruption might force postponement of the hearing.
Charles W. Laurette of Mississippi claims a Korex treatment restored his vigor in 21 days. He details life before and after using five-grain tablets, praising the compound’s effects and offering a money back guarantee via Melton Laboratories in Kansas City for a trial shipment.
A North country ad urges anyone with a rupture to write to W. S. Kee at 281 C Main St Adams N. N. for a free trial. The claim says the stimulus tightens muscles and seals the opening, eliminating the need for supports or trusses and reducing surgery risk, with examples of large ruptures cured.
Attorneys for the plaintiff in the David M. Rittenhouse suit for receivership of the Ku Klux Klan charged the organization with spending funds for direct purposes.
In Nevers France Premier Poincare warned experts slated for the international reparations committee to keep their hands off the Treaty of Versailles and enforce it in its original form. He presided at the unveiling of a monument to Nevers war dead.
Five young men from Sandusky Ohio were badly injured when a New York Central switch engine struck their five passenger touring car at a railroad crossing in the early morning. The accident occurred at 8 30 with the group bound for Cleveland and a pleasure trip to the East.
Ohio Governor Donahey asked Attorney General Crabbe to pursue a suit to test the constitutionality of the state’s acceptance of the John Bryan farm in Greene county. The terms of acceptance ban religious worship on the property.
Wilbur M. Williams of R F D 5 Athens Ohio has pension increased to 72 dollars per month starting January 16 1928. Williams served in the Civil War with Company D 18th Ohio Infantry.
Ohio river levels from the Kanawha to the Kentucky mouths show little change tonight into Friday. Readings include Franklin 0.1 falling, Pittsburgh 6.6 falling, Dam 13 6.0 falling, Parkersburg 11.5 rising, Kanawha Falls 0.4 stationary, Charleston 6.1.
The pattern offers a pretty apron frock or morning dress to be developed in linen, gingham, percale and wash fabrics with four sizes and specific yardage. It includes a request for 12 cents in stamps to obtain the Fall Winter 1923 1924 Book of Fashions and mentions a debt anecdote about a friend.
A Bern township column reports roads improving after rain and upcoming winter work. It notes graveyard maintenance, Mt Carmel quarterly meeting, visits from Mrs Hannah Bardin, and a teachers' meeting with cost to the county. It mentions women aiding husbands with mill trips to Stockport and general local activity.
London reports government officials view the Rhineland secession effort as a serious threat as the Rhenish republic struggles to exist. The note emphasizes concern over German internal divisions and potential wider instability in Europe.
Former Minnesota Senator Rank B Kellogg will replace Col. Geo Harvey as the United States ambassador to Great Britain, an official state department announcement said.
Cairo November 1 A plan to reopen the tomb of Thi Ankh Amen in the Valley of Kings was slowed by a shortage of labor as Nile floods persist. About 1 600 tons of earth cover the grave while waters recede. Howard Carter leads the project and hopes to re enter next week to study the 3 000 year old pharaoh mummy.
J. K. Duncan of Cleveland credits Tanlace for improved health after indigestion headaches and sleeplessness. He says relief from nervousness and better appetite allow him to handle long workdays. Tanlace marketed as real medicine with over 37 million bottles sold.
The Medina County Horsemen Protective Association votes to disband as horse theft fades and modern thieves prefer autos. Its treasury holds $1,130.39 to be divided pro rata among 125 members. prior dividend was $3 each. Dues were 25 cents yearly.
Thousands of dollars in public funds illegally secured by various state employees may be returned to the Oklahoma treasury. The note was released during a legislative probe into corruption graft and bribery in Oklahoma City on October 31.
Baptist Sunday school at 9 a.m. Evangelistic services continued Sunday. M. E. Sunday school 9 a.m. Epworth League 6 15 p.m. No preaching as Rev Warner starts meetings at Hebbardsville Sunday 10 30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Holiness Mission Sunday school 1 30 p.m. Sermon 2 30 p.m. by Luseter Stanley Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 p.m. Expert movers and draymen advertise in Classifica section.
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