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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Mrs Newton Wartman and Mr Oe Hocking were guests of Mr and Mrs Wi an of Beaumont at a Thursday evening party. About fifty guests attended and late hour refreshments were served. Brooks has returned after a few days visit with his sister.
Overwork and thin blood weakened Mr C D Henderson of Canton Ohio. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring appetite, strength, and energy after a few weeks of treatment. Pills sold by druggists and direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY for 60 cents a box postpaid. Write for free booklet Building Up the Blood.
In Centralia Washington on Armistice Day mass arrests of I W W members continued with a total of about thirty in custody. Police chief E A Hughes said it is a roundup of reds as crowds pressed the jail area and militia units were deployed to keep order. One detainee named Marie McAllister described as an elderly radical allegedly warned of a raid on her hotel.
Mrs. Harvey Rogers of Dayton testifies that Earle's Hypo-Cod improved her health after a rundown condition. She reports better sleep digestion and appetite and says the tonic helps her housework and energy. The ad urges others to try the tonic sold by McKee Drug Co. and local druggists.
Wesley Royal reports rheumatism and indigestion relief after using Number 40 for the Blood. He notes substantial improvement and plans to continue treatment, recommending it to friends suffering from blood or stomach troubles as sold by McKee Drug Co.
News from Nov 13 reports quiet UMW headquarters in Indianapolis as Washington mediation with operators nears. Henry G. Warrum delays appeal until conference results. Illinois strike stance remains unchanged. Operators in Pittsburgh expect a one week delay before coal resumes in Kansas, miners backing district president Howatt.
Posters showing labor agitator Frances Sellins as a victim of gunmen of the steel trust appeared across Cincinnati. Police and federal agents began a broad hunt for the handbills amid rumors of I. W. W. or Bolshevik activity and secret meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Faires of Glouc ster hosted relatives in Glou ster while James Birchfield from The Plains stayed with J. Davis. Charles McBee and daughters visited Eli and Miss Lou Spaulding with family. Ralph Wilson and daughter Hazel joined Mrs. Rebecca Starn in nearby towns. Frank Armbruster of Wellston spent a week with James Phetteplace. Lawrence and Audrey Bennett returned from a visit to Constitution. R D Hughes and three children left for Ports mouth and Kentucky for a short relatives trip.
Sunday the guest of Herman Wyatt. Rev Miller the new Presbyterian pastor preached his first sermon to a very attentive audience here. Mrs John Grosvenor was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday to undergo a severe surgical operation. B B Wyatt and A A Dodds were Athens visitors Tuesday.
A customer testimonial from Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany New York promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective remedy for colds coughs and lingering throat irritation. The ad claims it loosens phlegm clears passages soothes hoarseness and stops tickling throat with two bottles cited. It promotes nationwide use during influenza and pneumonia seasons.
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