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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
8
A broad pitch for scientific treatment of eczema and related skin disorders using S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic. Claims the cure goes to the source, removes disease germs from blood, and improves overall vitality. Includes invitation to consult Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta for free medical advice.
In Well, hardly Green Bay Wisconsin on November 12 applicants for citizenship were asked who heads the United States and who governs Wisconsin. The responses named Wilhelminia as president and Wilson as governor, reflecting a mix of familiarity and confusion among new residents.
Prof. T. N. Hoover of Ohio University spoke at a special Armistice Day assembly at the Athens high school. The address praised peace after the world conflict and warned students against anarchy and political disorder.
New York Nov 12 Garry Herrmann, chairman of the national commission, laid a perch for the dove of peace in hope of progress in the baseball war but Ban Johnson, American League president, developed a lame foot and could not travel to continue talks.
In Canton on November 12 Nick D ta tesch and Constantine Vesterean were fined $500 and costs each and ordered to abate their places of business by a police judge. They face charges of illegal liquor sales and must stop operations.
Frank B. Green of Highland Park kept a red brick as a memento from a $16 investment in a brick factory. He used the brick in building a garage and his friends gilded it.
Small Hyomet inhaler sold at McKee Drug Co fits in a pocket and delivers healing oil of Hyomei to nasal passages. Australian eucalyptus blend soothes catarrh bronchitis influenza sore throat and coughs. money back guarantee if no improvement. Complete set costs little with refills available from druggists.
Governor Lynn Frazier moved to run North Dakota coal mines via the state government declaring martial law to act with freedom if needed. Miners said they would return to work under state operation but refuse under current conditions. the state aims to bridge wage and hour disputes while awaiting miner-operator talks.
A public warning notes that colds can lead to serious diseases and urges taking Chamberlains Cough Remedy at the first sign of a cold. The message stresses early treatment to reduce danger and speed recovery.
A historic ad promises instant relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It touts pleasant tablets that end stomach distress caused by acidity and belching after meals, claiming quick effectiveness and low cost at drug stores.
G W Savage secretary of district No 6 United Mine Workers President John B Moore and H Lee Hall vice president returned to Columbus from Indianapolis They will leave Thursday for Washington to attend the miners union officials and coal operators conference called for Friday by Secretary of Labor Wilson Savage said he had not sent orders and had heard no word on Ohio miners complying with the strike order or returning to work
A man described as a tramp came to the city, claimed severe injuries, sought jail housing, but was turned away after his stories conflicted. Sheriff Parker then aided the man to Union station en route to Hillsboro, suspecting the tales were inconsistent. He later identified the man as the same wanderer in the city jail and provided funds for his travel home.
State Auditor Donahey resumed his campaign against the $650000 building for the feeble minded authorized by the last legislature. In a letter to Governor Cox he urged using the funds to add cottages at Orient farm and asked the legislature to annul the appropriation.
The supreme council was formally notified that American delegates will depart Paris for the United States on December 1. Greece will be allowed to continue its occupation of Smyrna provisionally, as conveyed to Premier Venizelos.
Ohio dairymen report a demand for 100 cow testers and formed thirty testing associations. A special contesting work course at Ohio State University aims to supply testers, but enrollment remains under half of the required number.
Earl Marshall of Akron visits John Sprouse as Rev. John Brown fills the U B church pulpit in Jacksonville with Sunday morning and evening services. A pie supper at Broadwell school drew a large crowd amid a lull since Rev Garrett departed several weeks ago.
Al Vernon acted as auctioneer as the school netted 31.08 to build up the library. Citizens urged returns of any library books. Several youths attended a social at the Grosvenor school house Saturday evening. Neighbors noted detour issues on pikes between Utley and Curtis Junction with little relief and absent commissioners after elections.
At the Sam Scott country home near Albany on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Nichols hosted their daughter Mrs. Scott along with Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Nichols and their son Archie of The Plains, Mr. Jeffie Tewksbury and wife with son, and Mr. Emmett Wingett formerly Pherice Tewksbury, plus the Nichols couple.
Three major farmer gatherings will be held next week in Athens county at Albany New Marshfield and Mt Hermon. New Marshfield starts Monday with talks on soil fertility farm flock income and livestock care plus music. State and local speakers include E G Gibson Rev Dabritz N A Fleming and DeLashmutt. Albany runs November 19 to 20 with J C Dickinson Florence Willison and H H Knapp addressing livestock home life community building and crop feeding. Mt Hermon begins November 19 with Dr Mary E Anderson and A O Newcomb among others discussing farm organization education and crop nutrition.
Vasin Konil akin John Kalianonn Euistafy Swanko and D Kunashkow were ordered deported after raids last week. They will be sent to Ellis Island in the custody of government officials. Also listed is Dr J N Brown with a dental office on South Court Street in Albany, operating Wednesday and Thursday.
A promotional blurb extols Cascarets as a gentle remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims easy daily use, no gripping effects, and no harsh medicines like calomel or salts, promising health and vigor while you sleep.
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