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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
3
A testimonial from 7A Aldrich of Emporia Kansas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving severe menstrual pains starting in girlhood. The letter notes repeated relief after trying the product and recommends it to friends with similar symptoms.
Rudolph Mosse, a noted clairvoyant, offers readings at 36 Short Street Nelsonville on Thursdays 10 AM to 8 PM and Fridays 10 AM to 5 PM. He provides guidance on finances, domestic matters, marriage, affairs, and career, promising insights without questions and confidential consultations.
Mrs. Etta Knight returns from Columbus as guests visit Nelsonville area families including the Winters and Evans. New arrivals include a daughter to C B Corbin in Huntington and a son to Clarence Grimm. a Sugar Grove grandson also noted. The Circle of Ruth circles, Elks Minstrel promotions, lodge officer elections, Philodorian Lodge, Pocahontas chiefs, and a greenhouse lease are listed alongside council actions on Fairview Street and a rest room plan.
The Murray City degree team will travel to Glouster Friday night for a class of 40 candidates to be initiated in the degree of local mateor. Miss Ena Stevenson hosted a Friday evening at Mrs. Cecil Shafer’s home with a two course lunch. Guests included Miss Florence Wood Lucile Hartley Elizabeth Mechem Cathleen Lowthers John Stoughton Bob Keynes Lawrence Harden Willard Hall and George Shirley. Phil Kearney W R C met Monday night with President Mrs Orpha Nye presiding. A barrel of fruit and jellies was approved for Madison Ohio old ladies home to be shipped by December 15. all corps members asked to contribute. Mrs Clara Murphy Mrs Charles Pensyle Mrs Addie James and Miss
Miss Edith Humphrey of the O A visits her parents Mr and Mrs Lew Humphrey and returns to Athens with five college friends. The Duttons travel to Vassar Michigan with E A Dutton and children, and other local residents visit relatives in Racine Parkersburg Ravenswood and Akron with various family gatherings and masquerade at Rex Anderson’s.
A reader shares a testimonial about pneumonia leaving a chronic cough and weight loss. After using Dr Pierce's Garden Medical Discovery, the cough stopped and weight increased by twenty nine pounds. the writer urges others to obtain the remedy from local drugstores.
Athens council discusses installing a coal burning public garbage disposal plant costing under 9000. A 12 000 population capacity plant could be run by one man with wagon and burner. Collections would cover three districts three days weekly with burning on the other three. Annual cost under 2000, about 10 cents per person.
London reports a ministerial council assessing a critical Near East situation with danger of renewed hostilities. British troops in Constantinople suffer stabbing attacks and tensions rise at Chanak as Turkish gendarmes challenge the three mile limit, threatening patrols and broader conflict.
LANDING Mich Nov 7 Mayor Jacob W Ferle 55 a leading figure in state politics for home rule and vice president of the Michigan League of Municipalities died suddenly at his home last night following a heart attack He was known for his push for city autonomy and his role in municipal affairs.
An undated Paris source reports ten Turkish ships landed troops at Lapsaki to seize Gallipoli peninsula amid shifting naval patrols. Gallipoli sits at the Dardanelles as European territory, with warship movements noted.
East Liverpool voters face a key decision on an ordinance to raise city transit fares to 7 cents and add a 10 cent intercity charge with a 1 cent transfer under public utilities oversight. The proposal targets revenue issues tied to Steubenville East Liverpool and Beaver Valley lines held since May 1, with Union labor opposing the plan.
Athens will gain a new business enterprise named Athens Builders Supply Company formed by Dr W N Alderman FDF Kittle and W R Phillips with a capital stock of 25000 It will be located on the old brick plant site on East State Street and will offer a full line of builders supplies with operations expected soon after the first of the year.
A tonic advertised to treat malaria, colds, constipation, biliousness, and headaches. Claims to restore health through a single remedy, listing multiple symptoms addressed by the product.
A quotation framing glory as tied to infirmities and the truth of God through human personality. It emphasizes increasing personality to increase power as a path to salvation, citing Corinthians 11 30 and Phillips Brooks.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Hyomei as the sole sensible germ killing treatment for catarrh with a nose and mouth inhalation method and a money back guarantee. It also notes German carpet makers producing paper mesh based carpets that endure little wear or beating.
The ad claims Sloan's Liniment relieves muscular twinges back pain and general bodily pains. It also states it is good for colds and chest discomfort and that the liniment "kills paint" with a likely typographical error implying pain.
Sunday events include Rev Grasa preaching at PF Behu reverend, with next appearance planned for November 1. Families from Gallipolis and Albany visit Jackson and Howery households. Schwan moves to Wooster for poultry farm work. Whitlateh clan from Albany visits. Sisson families call on Floyd Knowlton at Airline. FLB women’s class buys a store. Dudgeon family at Albany. Hampton Gorby Kent visit Middleport. timber activity for Penderrass Co. Wood cutting at Harry Trainer’s farm. Morrison builds new wash house. Morse travels to Washington to seek patent on new canning machinery.
Neuritis is nerve inflammation from cord injuries malaria or infections. An analgesic cream named yamol applied to the affected area provides quick relief without dangerous drugs. The yamot Company manufactures and sells yamol at $1 nationwide from 400 Butter Street San Francisco.
A Sunday afternoon meeting in Mineral featured Ralph Dinamoor from Athena performing for county schools. Pies and candy auction profits benefited the school, with overall praise for the program and the mine operating about three days weekly. Forrest Johnson and his father hosted Dinamoor after the show.
Torch 7A. BR. Bean and son Clifford spent Wednesday in Athens. Mrs Alma Jones and Mrs Annie Punfee were business visitors at Parkersburg Wednesday. Rev BE H Wilson and Mr and Mrs Thomas Dunfee motored to Guyaville Monday to visit the former's brother Fred Wilson and family. Mrs M A McGraw returned home from Glouster Wednesday after a week with her son Ted who has been ill. Mr and Mrs Clifford Bean and now Francis spent Thursday in Parkersburg as guests of Mrssomeone.
Esther Dunfee and daughter Jos ephine visit Belpre with Mr and Mrs Charley Scott and daughter Florence. Florence Day visits Kenneth Guthen. Denver Day visits Mr and Mrs Ira Barrows. Lew Litthhe and Hazel, Frank Frost and Mrs Nader Jane Barrows host. An arrival notice for November 4 to Mrs and Mrs Nicholson of Detroit. Teachers Minamoor and Rhodehaver spent weekend at home in Atleo and Guysville. A 15 year old boy named Taylor stole a horse from Cyrus Jones, was caught near 6:30 Saturday.
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