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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
Simple four times daily tablet regimen promises fat loss without dieting or exercise. Claims ease and safety while offering Marmola Prescription Tablets for one dollar through druggists or direct mail from Marmola Co. Detroit.
John Kaminski of Avgelia Pennsylvania stands trial in Wellsburg on a charge of leading the Cliftonville mine strike attack. Opening arguments aim to speed the case toward a jury with possible tonight sessions. Kaminski to testify in his defense. witnesses from Avella corroborate he was on the porch at a boarding home.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Bales born April 2 1859 on Randall farm Ath ens died October 26 1923 at Lancaster street aged 63 years six months and 24 days widow of G W Bales mother of three sons and two daughters survived by three children two brothers one sister and a grandson She was active in First M E church Mariaclff Sunday School class Eastern Star White Shrine and cherished church music Her faith courage cheerfulness and charitable nature marked her long illness and family devotion.
A grieving Christian mother speaks of faith and strength, expressing a desire to remain with her child while showing perfect willingness to follow God's call if required. Her message centers on faith, endurance, and trust in the divine plan.
A crowd of men gathered and testified demanding Kaminski join them under the threat of death, signaling the formation of a miners army amid coercive pressure.
An old advertisement touts MOAVA DENTAL CREAM as a cure for Pyorrhea and gum issues. It urges readers to buy from McKee Drug Co via local druggists, promising a money refund if unsatisfied after one tube.
Joseph Luttman died at City hospital after a three story fall when a tin coping he stood on to wash windows tipped over. He had been out of work for several months as a janitor in an apartment house.
When back aches or bladder issues appear, drink plenty of water. Excess meat may stress kidneys by raising uric acid, causing pain in the back and a range of symptoms. Jad Salts, a lithia-elixir, is claimed to flush kidneys, normalize urine, and prevent disorders.
Joe Stecher, former world heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Charles Cutter of Montreal in straight falls in New York last night. The first fall came after fifty and a half minutes with Nelson.
County commissioners report severe delays in road and bridge work due to rail road strike and embargo on cars. Projects on the Athens Albany road and Glass plateau surfaces are postponed while a Gloucester Bishopville route awaits limestone delivery. Lumber shortages delay bridge repairs along the Hocking river.
A public notice urges anyone with a rupture to send for a free trial of a "wonderful stimulating application." It promises the rupture will tighten and close naturally without a truss, warning of gangrene and other dangers from untreated hernias. The ad emphasizes immediate action and uses sensational language to persuade readers.
Merchants and residents contributed generously to numerous prizes for the municipal Hallowe'en Mardi Gras celebration. A grotesque parade featured three interspersed bands. Cheapside was roped off for the tree lighting and dancing on blocked pavement.
Springfield Missouri dispatch reports Secretary of War John Weeks was shaken up and slightly injured when his automobile collided with another vehicle last night. He resumed his speaking engagement today after the incident.
Mack Crosby discovered a baby’s body wrapped in newspaper on the West Virginia shore of the Ohio River opposite West Wheeling. The grisly find was reported from the town of West Wheeling, with authorities beginning a preliminary inquiry into the case.
Poetic obituary note praising Saintly labor and faith with a concluding blessing. Mentions William W. Howe as the bereaved or signatory, reflecting memorial tone and religious ritual language.
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