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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1919
Page
6
Ann Salsberg recalls a friend’s bold talk on marriage and independence. The conversation promotes separate living spaces, personal work and social circles for women while affirming love and respect within marriage. The note ends with a question about applying the idea to her own life.
A promotional ad extols iron based remedies claiming pure blood and strong nerves boost health and endurance for every worker. It promises quick results in a few days and urges readers to ask for a specific product by name at Drug Co and other druggists.
A health association urges cleanliness and avoiding crowds to prevent influenza and urges a cheap home remedy. The advice lists Mentholized Arcine mixed with boiled water for throat and nasal use. Snuff or spray twice daily to relieve cold symptoms and keep nasal passages clear. Drugstores offer vials of three quarters of an ounce for home use.
A collection of letters to Mrs Thompson about centerfold issues of teen life. A sixteen year old with temper problems seeks guidance on friendships and dances. Other readers ask how to gain more suitors and stay happy and attractive. A widowed or divorced man faces marriage after war.
Attorney General Palmer refrained from commenting on the United Mine Workers leaders decision to end the strike. He awaited a copy of the order terminating the strike for submission to Judge Anderson. Telegraphs from across the country praised Palmer for upholding law and order.
Mustapha Kemal the Turkish rebel leader proposed an alliance with Lenin's Bolshevik government. The Exchange Telegraph report from Constantinople said the offer was made as the Turkish struggle continued.
New York November 10 unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation on October 31 stood at 6,472,668 tons, up 188,030 from September 30 when the figure was 6,284,638.
Well now New Philadelphia report says Mrs Arthur Rhoades aged 57 died after breaking her back when she jumped from a second story hospital window. The incident occurred in New Philadelphia Ohio with local police investigating the death.
A brief advertisement urges readers to stop hair loss and dandruff by using Danderine. It promises immediate effects, stronger thicker hair, and a glossy appearance after several applications, available at drug or toilet counters for a few cents.
Washington election note states the new House composition will be 240 Republicans and 188 Democrats. J W Harrold fills Oklahoma fifth district seat, succeeding a Democrat, while King Swope, a Republican, was elected in Kentucky weeks earlier. The Lodge treaty reservations remain untouched by the chamber. German researchers test electrical peat cutting machinery.
Assistant Attorney General Ames leading the miners strike injunction in Federal court at Indianapolis is said to be a direct descendant of the Ames family after whom Ames township in Athens county was named. Judge Ames is described as an Oklahoma man and is known to Dean Chubb of the University from annual Chautauqua meetings.
Three hundred fifty members of Local Union No. 1334 mine 210 Sugar Creek met Monday and endorsed their officers actions in the coal strike to date. They voted unanimously and instructed secretary John Wyckoff to send copies of the resolution to the UMW Journal and the public press.
No new updates on the Polar Land US Shipping Board steamer after wireless intercepts indicated a sinking condition yesterday. Otter Cliffs naval wireless station in Maine recorded the distress and no further reports had arrived in Boston by today.
In New York on November 11 the Rev. Melville K. Bailey argued that the grand passion of paternity can dominate a man’s energy. He promoted the baby carriage as a substitute for the saloon, claiming it drives men to their greatest efforts and stirs a barbaric pride in the child wheeled about.
Mrs. M. Maney of Ashland says Trutona greatly helped her stomach troubles, poor appetite, and constipation after only a few days. She reports better sleep and improved digestion and notes Trutona is being introduced at The Cline Pharmacy Co in Athens.
The ad notes Bromo Quinine tablets relieve cold headaches fevers and body pains. It emphasizes a single product and features E W Groves on the box. In a separate item Stacey B Rankin a former Ohio Bankers Association leader and ex Ohio legislator dies of apoplexy on a street in South Charleston Ohio on November 11.
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