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A fragment notes that a good appearance can mask faults and misdeeds, suggesting surface presentation hides deeper issues or sins.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
5
A fragment notes that a good appearance can mask faults and misdeeds, suggesting surface presentation hides deeper issues or sins.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a medical or rheumatism related personal note or advert. It mentions years and self reference, a bid or sale element, and street names, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.
The Social Terary Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hoover presiding. A letter urged clubs to participate in the Red Cross drive. Mrs. Allen Kresge led, readings on American Art and Red Cross work followed, with Margery Young performing readings and Kresge singing. Mrs. Bean reported the conference at Zanesville. Mrs. Tammadge visited Columbus with Dr. Jones attending a telephone convention. Mrs. John Gheer returned from a visit and relatives visited, with plans for canned fruit contributions for the mission.
An ad touts 20th Century Teatment as fast relief for sore throat chest cold backache and muscle pains. It claims to ease sprains bruises cramps in legs and muscular discomfort even with broken or inflamed skin and notes Henry W Cotner can supply it.
The Deborah class of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. James Musser this evening at 7 o clock. Mrs Mageie and daughter of Sictiona avenue have returned home from a brief visit with aunt. Mrs Salvina Haines and Mrs Henry G Williams of Columbus are mentioned among those visiting. The department of the Caeriak verdnay school will meet in the basement of the searchart day evening. Every junior is urged to present. The Misses Effie and Anns Silvey of Columbus, formerly of Athens, visit Albany and New Marshfield. The Friendly Society of the Presbyterian church will convene in the...
The Ohio University president Dr Alston Ellis funeral drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Henry G Wil of Columbia, Mr and Mrs Charles E Sloneker of Hamilton BE, C B Ellis nephew A Biegon Washington D C Foote Jackson Mich and others from Columbus and New York. The gathering followed the Ohio Conference Woman's Home Missionary Society event at 16 South College Street.
The court record shows John Westbrook objecting to a comparison of a calendar girl’s curves with his wife Mrs Westbrook in her divorce case. He claimed his wife’s neck was injured by a prior weight-related incident.
At a special meeting twelve trustees selected Dr Edwin Watts Caubb English professor and Liberal Arts dean as acting president. A committee was formed to draft resolutions on President Ellis’s death and E J Jones was elected to replace Ellis on the board. Dean Chubb continues as acting president with a $7500 annual allowance until relieved. The auditor will audit university finances at once and the board adjourned to meet at the Neil House in Columbus.
Mrs. Margaret Kiniman of Columbus Ohio asserts her husband recovered from years of kidney weakness and swollen limbs after using a tonic named Earles Miets. She says the tonic improved appetite and sleep and restored work ability, advising readers to buy from druggists at 1.36 dollars plus tax.
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