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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
2
In Meigs County the race for McCullough surged as the major contest in the Democratic and Republican primary. The outcome promised to shape local politics with Bowers and Titus among speakers and party supporters aligning for a decisive result.
A fragmented memory piece recalls the Yellow Kid tabloid era in Pomeroy, detailing editors, advertisers, and readers from the late 19th to mid 20th century. It mentions Lomg editing, Miss Lysch, Col umbus trips, and local figures like Best Main Street residents and Meigs County items.
The notice markets Phillips Milk of Magnesia tablets as genuine and urges consumers to buy from reputable drug stores. It warns buyers to verify the wrapper’s seal to ensure genuine Phillips product.
A Texas reader chronicles long itching eczema and claims Zero Extra Strength Drug clears rash and related skin irritations in seconds. The ad touts cheaper remedies and a $33.25 price, urging customers to buy the product for fast relief.
Evangelist Thist le Ww delivers Baptist sermons at West Side Church of Christ. He uses elered caris and MeckBeard Gie gram to entertain and instruct during Friday night topics. The program titled The Bosy City draws interest from attendees.
Nov 19 Gloubter elects Homer Grenge of Mountville as master with RB as treasurer and tributes to roles like steward lecturer secretary and keeper. Names include Gail McGrew Emme MacLeis Kate Delar and Abie in the list of officers and helpers.
Early unofficial returns from Glouster and surrounding counties show Dr E LeFever defeating L J Eberle for Otore senator by about 2 417 votes. LeFever led in several counties with varying tallies and margins as reported from the cenetitorial district.
Lack of treasury funds prevents Glouster Parent-Teacher Association from furnishing shoes and clothing to needy children. Officers announce plans to raise money and reveal six to eight children will be cared for, with details to be announced.
Local items report moves within families including the Faine and Henning households and a switch of the BR Telephone Co. location on Clark Street. A death of Evan Damm at his daughter's home is noted along with a high voter turnout. Salvation Army leaders hold a special meeting in Athens.
An advertisement touts Peterson's ointment promising instant relief from chronic skin itching and sores. Claims include rapid clearing of red, cracking, and healing skin after a few days of use. Targets sufferers of eczema and related conditions with a low price claim and wide availability at drugstores.
The note cites Yodine State as a recent nickname for South Carolina, highlighting that the term appears alongside established references to the Palmetto State and similar designations.
unclear text fragments mention Neale Grands Cihud and Ninersh Retekan. references to home of Mrs Frask Denier. no coherent event or dates detectable.
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