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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1920
Page
2
Canaanville November 5 There will be an all day meeting at the Canaanville M E Church on Sunday November 7 Special invitations go to older residents near and far The aim is a relaxed get together with a light lunch and a noon meal Sunday school starts at 930 with preaching to follow A short afternoon program is planned Everyone invited.
The report notes a bright green Amazon stone occurring exclusively in the Pike's Peak neighborhood. Local geologists identify the gemstone as rare and confined to this area, with collectors already seeking specimens.
United Press reports Cork seethes with raids and curfew as crowds gather over Terence MacSwiney’s funeral and the nine hunger strikers in Cork jail. Donald O Callaghan, linked to MacSwiney, is new lord mayor while streets empty at night and workers fill factories. Women pray daily before the jail, counting their heads amid growing danger.
After illness weakness lingers and blood thins, Pepto Mangan promises to enrich red blood cells and restore vigor and color. Physicians recommend Gude's Pepto Mangan, sold in liquid and tablet forms by all druggists. Be sure the package reads Gude's.
The bulletin will announce the death of another fasting prisoner as nine hunger strikers, except John Hennessey, remained conscious during a jail visit. Hennessey reportedly slipped into a coma, with the strike at its eighty seventh day.
Judge E H Cary of United States Steel predicts eight years of Republican governance with a strong cabinet and record of achievements shaping national welfare. He welcomes the election results and says the country, and world, will gain from economy and progress under Harding Coolidge. He praises the voting turnout as a civic milestone. Tradition notes Cambridge University origins in the seventh century.
Cleveland bankers and businessmen say Republican victory will restore confidence and improve efficiency in government. Joseph R. Nutt of Citizens Savings and Trust Co. predicts renewed business activity and less uncertainty. Otis and Co. broker Charles Otis adds gradual gains, with more business in government and less government in business.
Earl Akers former state treasurer and Kansas Reserve State Bank president comments on the election saying Harding's victory would restore business confidence and bring orderly return to normal and rapid stabilization of business and industrial coalitions in the nation.
The piece recalls pioneer home cures using roots herbs and barks. It notes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound originated from such recipes and became a famous remedy for female ailments, helping many women nationwide feel healthier and happier.
The Interstate Commerce Commission received applications from the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad for authority to issue 95 million dollars of six percent bonds, from New York Central for 7 million dollars of six percent bonds, and from Richmond Terminal Company for 3.1 million dollars of six percent notes. These sums would be used as collateral for obligations arising from improvements and loans by the government during control.
A vintage advertisement touts Bulgarian Blood Tea as a safe general tonic for the family. It claims to fight colds, aid digestion, and improve blood quality, urging bedtime use and noting availability from druggists and grocers nationwide.
Athens high prepares for a tough home game against Jackson this Saturday at Ohio Field. Coach Mackie has introduced a new shift and Bolin, a tackle with a bruised hand, may miss the game. Jackson is described as a hefty 160 pound squad, and Portsmouth is noted as a strong rival that beat Jackson 10 to 0 earlier this season.
Bethany Stock and Elza Stock of Milfield called on Elza's parents. Ed Morris recently hosted Mahlon Hayes of Guysville and Grant Russell's sister. Harley Moore and Lewis Moore were in Stewart on Sunday. Everett Russell and two children Ruth and Dean visited New England. Robert Petty and his two children of Marietta spent Sunday nearby.
An old advertisement urges taking one or two Cascarets at night to cleanse the liver and bowels. Claims include headache relief, clearer head, and a fit stomach with no griping. Available in 10 25 and 60 cent sizes, suitable for children too.
Mrs. Grant Russell spent Friday with her daughter Mrs Dan Johnson at Chauncey. Mr and Mrs Loren Petty hosted day with friends. Ed Morris and Ed Burk with Charley Moore visited Stewart and Guysville hosts. Lucy Russell stayed with sister Mrs Andrew Murphy in Athens.
A long trusted remedy for gray hair, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores. The formula darkens hair gradually, evenly, and naturally with regular use, making it look younger and shinier.
Marion, Nov. 5. Women are projected to take a larger part in the Harding administration with a possible cabinet seat if Congress creates a department of public welfare. Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago is named as a candidate to head that department. Women would also join conferences on the League of Nations and fill many executive posts in labor and education bureaus, a shift from prior male dominance in top roles.
Advertisers claim this powerful system cleansing tonic purifies the blood and steadies the nerves while boosting liver and kidney function with rapid, thorough effect.
Hooper Ridge residents report visits and travels including Mrs. George Linscott returning from a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sanders near Elliott. Albert Keirns made a business trip to New England. M T Wilcox, George Linscott, and son Ernest were guests in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brown visited Athens. Miss Beulah and Lucile Linscott of Athens spent weekend with their mother here. Mrs C M Wolf traveled to Mr Darnell’s near Cannaville. George Linscott and son Ernest visited Chester Sanders near Elliott. Mr and Mrs Harvey Wolf also mentioned.
In Athens on November 5 Premier Venizelos said Greeks will keep King Constantine from returning. He rejected Prince Paul’s plebiscite appeal and warned that if his party regains power he will decide the succession to the crown.
In Columbus Ohio on November 5 W A Ashbrook the only Democrat to win statewide or locally narrowly leads in Ohio seventh district for a new term with an apparent ten vote plurality over Republican D M Morgan. Early returns favored Morgan but later tallies put Ashbrook ahead awaiting official count to confirm whether he will serve an eighth term.
Circle Hill residents with ties to Trimble and Akron share visits and illness notes. W M Hale and Gene Bridge are reported in poor health with Bridge recently dying after hospital care. Relatives and neighbors, including the Locks and Bridges, were seen in Chauncey and Columbus as the week closed.
Daughter Margaret of Logan and Mr and Mrs Charles Spielman of Haydenville were guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Stewart here sun. Mrs Forest Thomas and Mrs Willard Stewart attended the show in Nelsonville Tuesday evening.
Six men robbed the clothing store of Harry Eisenberg on Superpoor Avenue last night in a crowded area. They escaped with about $400.
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