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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
7
A dense newspaper ad touts rings and pearl necklaces with solid pond every type trending as gift items. Prices range from $1.50 bar pins to $8.50 pearls and up to diamond rings, highlighting affordable options for holiday shoppers.
A sale advertisement lists watches from 10.00 to 90.00 and watch chains from 2.50 to 30.00. Cuff links range 2.50 to 25. Rings priced 8.50 to 300.00 with a note about men’s jewelry items.
Dellora Angell the 19 year old heiress to the 35 million Gates estate will marry Lester Morris 21 in a simple home ceremony. The couple will reside in St Charles Illinois with Dellora driving her own car and a Swedish servant as maid. The Hamiltonian cartoonist plays a key role and a private duo will share a bungalow for two.
A man confesses he erred in not writing sooner and asks forgiveness. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing years of gas and indigestion, claiming one dose eased stomach and intestinal issues and noting a money back guarantee. He mentions the X ray and Professor Rontgen’s name.
Midshipman Willis C. Parker testified for Midshipman John P. Gilmer Jr that Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, superintendent of the Naval Academy, spoke in favor of hazing last May at Memorial Hall. Parker said Wilson told class members duties as first class men and that hazing should be curbed once laughter began, noting it was against the law but the freshness must be taken out of the plebes.
John Eubanks of Hillsboro Ohio was swindled of 90 dollars by three city men in Cincinnati. He tracked the robbers to Coyington and had one man arrested as another confederate remained jailed on ten thousand dollar bond. The auto was seized by police.
An advertisement touts Bromide Quinine laxative tablets claimed to prevent influenza and colds. It promises a healthy system and warding off flu with a 39 cent price for the remedy.
Thursday evening’s Choir Night filled the First M E Church of Athens with a capacity crowd. Mrs Tullis and Miss Sarah Long from Ohio University delivered a highlight number as a blood red illuminated cross lit the hall. The event framed around the cross and the songs The Old Rugged Cross and He Died of a Broken Heart drew admiring silence. Dr McGurk spoke on The Man Minus stressing the Gospel as the crucial missing factor in a complete life. Flower Night planned for Friday will bring roses to ill residents of Athens.
In Columbus on November 10, Florence E Allen defeated Judge Benson W Hough for the second Ohio supreme court vacancy though results showed 350 precincts unreported. Day trailed by about 90,000 votes, Bloom led Chatfield by over 8,000, and Donahey and other statewide offices mostly followed party lines amid amendments defeated by large margins.
The American Rowing Association announced the annual Child's Cup race will be held on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia on April 1 with crews from Princeton, Pennsylvania and Columbia competing. The American Henley on the same course is set for May 26.
James Eiler 35, informed in New Mexico that his trip could not save him from consumption. He rushed to Cincinnati by the fastest trains to see his wife and six children, but died in his brother's arms at Union Station before they could meet him. A widow and six children survive.
The pattern offers a real sportman style with sailor collar and straight trousers in khaki linen drill serge or tweed and other fabrics. Sizes 3 4 5 and 6 years. A 4 year size needs 2 yards of 44 inch material and 4 yards of contrasting material for trimming. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
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