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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
6
After serious illness the body needs revitalized blood and strength. The product combines iron, Nux Vomica, Gentian, Capsicum and Zinc Phosphate with Alpin to avoid constipation. It claims quick health return and purified blood circulation. available from druggists at sixty cents a box, special strength ninety cents.
An old ad touts Celery King Laxative Tea as a purely vegetable remedy. It claims to drive impurities from the bowels and make you feel better quickly, suggesting use for cold feverishness headaches and to improve breath skin and appetite.
In this installment Edith confronts Edgar's renewed funding needs after John Ferro vows to safeguard his family finances. Edgar's feverish work resumes in the cellar as Edith seeks comfort from Mrs. Fenn, fearing a further blow to her dwindling savings and future.
Readers seek guidance on premarital marriage teen relationships and family acceptance. Advice urges independence, strengthens character, and supports young couples while wartime gifts or tokens for soldiers are suggested.
An old remedy touts Dr Carter's K and B Tea as a low cost laxative and liver regulator. The ad urges every family head to keep a package in stock and feed it to children, claiming it helps with sluggish bowels and headaches and promotes overall well being.
Report from London says Germany is attempting to acquire well known trade marks in neutral nations and offer rewards to American marks. The aim is to ease disposal of German goods after peace terms are signed. The note adds that one third of the world’s wealth is in the United States.
A health pamphlet urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims eliminated waste prevents poison absorption and improves headaches bad breath dull skin and indigestion.
A Syracuse New York claim touts a Delano rheumatism treatment that neutralizes uric acid and lime salts, easing soreness and swelling after few sessions. The offer provides a free 75-cent package to prove the remedy, with a 10-cent postage request and a single free package per address.
Advises calling a physician during grippe flu but suggests self care while waiting. Recommends laxatives, Celery King tea, Mustaine for throat and chest to prevent inflammation and pneumonia. Endorses mustard plaster as inferior and painful.
Paris reports another peace conference item restoring chateaus and homes bought cheap in forced sales. The Crown Prince bought two last summer at low prices and Prince William of Hohenzollern seized the historic chateau of Baron de Bussatre near Mulhouse at the forted side.
Ground will be broken December 1 for Ohio's new penitentiary near London. A dormitory for 250 men will be erected and drainage and excavation pushed by prison labor. Forty five acres will be enclosed within the war site. The state owns 1700 acres in the vicinity.
J A Griffin and family express thanks for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of their wife and mother. They also thank the choir and others for floral remembrances.
The funeral will take place at the residence 16 Walker Street at 2 P M tomorrow Saturday with burial at West Union Street cemetery. A compact key ring holder for a rolled bank note has been invented.
A one piece dress model features box plaits in front and back with wrist band cuffs on the long sleeve and turnback cuffs on the short sleeve. Suitable fabrics include Galatea gingham cotton plaid serge poplin and repp with dressy options like satin silk velvet and corduroy. Patterns available in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years with size 10 needing 3 1 2 yards of 86 inch material. A pattern mailed for 10 cents to any address.
Private Clark Snow of Alabama recalls Civil War days while visiting Camp McClellan in Anniston as a 29th Division unit trains. He learns modern bayonet practice from Irish instructor Sergeant Bill Madden and notes how camp life and equipment have modernized since the 1860s.
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