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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1921
Page
8
The ad touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and thickening hair. A bottle costs 86 cents at drug stores. One application removes dandruff and hair shedding, with hair gaining life, vigor, brightness, more color and fullness.
Billy escapes the tower and flees into a village where the prank, staged by mischievous boys, unravels as he loses his glasses and disguise. He follows a procession of lampposts to a private theater, discovers a stage entrance, and enters the hall where further adventures await.
Arline leaves Wellsburg abruptly. Laura hosts a tea for Sally Randall. Laura reveals a granddaughter is on the way and explains why Jane withheld details about Cherry and Billy Sills. Sally sobs with happiness while reflecting on past decisions and misgivings. To be continued.
A note on using Outgo to reduce ingrown toenail inflammation and guide the nail outward. The piece also mentions Field Marshal Sir William Robertson as the only British officer to rise from the ranks to marshal.
Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets provide a non calomel laxative for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to normalize bowels and liver without harsh action. Each dose at bedtime promises quick, pleasant results for issues like dark mouth bad breath and dull headachfe. Available in 15c and 30c sizes.
The first amendment to La Follette’s tax bill, to expose income records of wealthy individuals and corporations, was adopted by the senate 38 to 11 on Saturday.
Shots were exchanged in a pitched battle as striking milk drivers attacked Borden Company route wagons in Brooklyn on Friday. Two policemen were wounded and two suspects arrested.
The brief notes a Blue Devil shine associated with 11 7 16 and a mood of gladness. The item reads as a small, upbeat squib honoring a local team or figure with dated reference. It presents a compact, celebratory line suitable for a caption.
John R. McQuigg announces a statewide campaign urging voters to approve the Ohio Constitution amendment for State Adjusted Compensation for World War I veterans. The document argues the plan is not a bonus, compares international payouts, explains financing via bonds, and notes the measure appears first on the November 8, 1921 ballot with other amendments.
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