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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1920
Page
2
Over sixty years ago Father John's Medicine was first prescribed for colds and throat troubles. It has grown to be the standard family remedy in thousands of homes. Mothers rely on it to guard against colds and grip. It is a pure food medicine, nourishing and body building, guaranteed free from alcohol and dangerous drugs.
Felt like I was falling and my bowels were constipated yet after using Dreco the constipation eased after ten years and piles cleared. Kidneys strengthened and night awakenings stopped. nerves steadied, dizziness ceased, digestion improved, and sleep restored. Athens dealer T. Crine Pharmacy Co. markets Dreco.
Article links skin health to kidney function and toxins in blood causing morning joint stiffness headaches and swelling. Urges readers to visit a drug store for a 600 package of remedies tied to Dr. Pierce discovery and a Buffalo hotel reference.
Police in Chicago investigate the deaths of two eastern actresses found bruised and missing clear cause. Mary Rhodes of Altcona and Lillian Thompson of Boston identified by electricians Robert McCarthy and James Meeks, who aided in the inquiry after a late Saturday disappearance and a telephoned tip.
The First M. E. Sunday School reported 501 in attendance yesterday with 16 officers and teachers and 485 scholars. Demographics included 140 men 184 women 102 in the intermediate and 75 in the primary. Largest classes were Copeland 128 Martzolff 106 Noss 37 Porter's 20 Hatch 15. Total collection $11.26 with Class Six $6.85 Class 16 $3.90 and Mrs Noss $1.67.
German experts say the artificial silk industry is expanding as former explosive factories, now converted, produce dyes and durable neckties ribbons and cords. American buyers show strong interest while Germany aims to meet world demand with low prices and domestic raw materials.
Mrs. Charles London of Clayville New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief from her son Charles eight years old experiencing croup attacks. She credits prompt relief when used as directed and speaks highly of the product.
The League of Nations session opens in Geneva as 100 delegates from forty two states gather in the new hall. The assembly rules bar immediate consideration of racial equality, requiring three months notice for any matter. Japan with seventy delegates remains secretive as Britain leads other nations.
Mrs. L. C. Seitz of Lima Ohio reports her mother suffered a severe bronchial cough for months and found relief only after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She endorses the medicine and shares her positive experience with other women.
Reports describe Mrs Warren G Harding as a real woman with a mind of her own and democratic spirit. Friends say she manages to get what she wants, enjoys parties, talks well to all, and remains generous and kind even after success.
Washington November 15 Plans for joint maneuvers by the Atlantic and Pacific fleets and a South American voyage to Valparaiso for a week under Secretary Daniels. The fleets will meet mid January in Panama Bay then sail to a point between Callao Peru and Valparaiso Chile before returning to Panama Bay. Admiral Coontz will attend the maneuvers.
An ad extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a reliable red blood builder for weak, pale individuals. It claims normal blood weighs about fourteen pounds and urges quick restoration of any loss, noting improved appetite color, and renewed ambition. Physicians reportedly recommend the product and advise ensuring the label reads Gude's Pepto-Mangan.
An old article argues skin ailments arise from the blood and topical remedies fail. It endorses S.S.S. as a blood remedy believed to purge disease from the blood and restore clear skin. Ad offers and address in Atlanta.
WashingtonNovember 15 Republican senators push for former Oregon Democrat Senator George Chamberlain as secretary of war in Harding’s incoming cabinet. Chamberlain retires March 4 after leading war department efforts, with Borah urging a strong southern pick. possible southern candidates named include Edwin Morrow H Clay Evans and A T Hert.
One of the most unique recitals in Athens took place Friday evening at the college auditorium featuring Miss Helen Clark contralto Miss Grace Hofheimer pianist and Mr Joseph Phillips baritone. The artists paired with the New Edison to recreate voices and performances audiences could not distinguish between living and recreated tones. The tribute showed the device producing identical solo and ensemble work with the artists sharing the stage in unison.
State Fire Marshal William J. Leonard warns Ohio residents to inspect stoves grates furnaces chimneys and roofs before winter fires. He notes ten percent of last year’s fires were heating related and lists causes such as ashes on wood fires burning soot clothes near stoves and defective flues and stove pipes.
Children’s Book Week is observed nationwide this week with publishers dealers libraries and schools urged to stress the importance of better reading material for children.
Trinidad will restrict red clay use to preserve cocoa appearance and crop quality. The move aims to keep beans consistent in color and protect farming from pigment-related damage.
Do not substitute. Look for the name Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. Use Bayer for colds head ache neuralgia rheumatism ear ache toothache lumbago and other pain. Handy tins of twelve cost only a few cents. larger packages also available.
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