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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
7
Charles F. Miller explains how raw phosphate rock is processed into acid phosphate, releasing plant nutrients and unlocking other soil nutrients. He cites gains from using 16 percent acid phosphate, estimates profits per ton, and endorses combining lime, livestock, legumes with acid phosphate for strong yields even at low prices.
Mrs. Mary Wil helm of 716 Mint Way South Side Pittsburgh credits Tanlac with curing three years of stomach trouble headaches and nervousness. She says the medicine improved her weight strength and vitality dramatically and notes Tanlac is sold in Athens by Cline Pharmacy Co and by all leading druggists everywhere.
Washington November 18 Ellis Dresel of Massachusetts was confirmed by the Senate today to the post of charge d affaires of the United States to Germany.
The article notes 175 distinct wood species found in Florida forests, highlighting biodiversity and the variety of native and possibly introduced woods documented in regional ecosystems.
Recruit announcement from Columbus Barracks Ohio offers 1200 enlistments from Ohio Indiana West Virginia and Kentucky subdivided into 400 infantry 400 cavalry and 400 field artillery. No colored men eligible and recruits will be assigned by the War Department after enlistment. Columbus Barracks designated recruiting center with on duty force to handle applicants. World War veterans and non veterans may apply presenting good moral standing letters. Newspapers postmasters and mayors urged to aid recruitment amid industrial downturn.
Peach Ridge resident Miss Freda Tipple recovers from appendicitis surgery last week. Mrs. Luli Nagle and daughter Thelma visited Mrs. J. W. Nagle on Sunday. Dallas Leighty hosted cousin Charles Fagan of near Albany Saturday night. Mrs. John Goodman entertained dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation notes 88 counties have tested county bureaus for a year. Ottawa County shows 1,100 members renewed for a second year with expected 10 percent growth as three townships await reports.
A government team of physicians compensation experts and American Legion and Red Cross representatives will operate at the Lancaster armory from November 21 to 23 to handle ex service men's claims for compensation vocational training hospitalization or medical care. Athens county men may appear on November 23 via contact with Attorney M. D. Hughes of the Red Cross in Athens bringing discharge papers and any supporting evidence. J. A. Hunneman Ohio U S Veterans Bureau advance agent met with Hughes in Athens Thursday.
Following a prior plan, local meetings for organizing fruit growers associations begin in Lawrence county on November 15. C. W. Waid of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation directs the effort to organize all fruit producing counties through local districts.
In New York on November 18 Judge Elbert H. Gary said benefits from peaceful conditions would be beyond calculation and any drop in steel demand would be small, commenting on the Washington army conference.
Columbus reports the Ohio supreme court affirmed lower court judgments authorizing a one thousand dollar tax on property where liquor is sold illegally. James A White of the anti saloon league calls it a victory for law and order. The Miller bill allows full tax plus a two hundred dollar penalty without refund. The prohibition commissioner has certified against 165 properties. county auditors may assess the tax, with collection pursued first on personal effects and then against property if needed.
An advertisement claims a pale man can restore health by using Gude's Pepto Mangan. It asserts the tonic purifies blood, boosts red cells, and improves complexion, appetite, and vitality as he regains energy and looks robust.
Mr and Mrs Himer Finsterwald of Athens R C d announce the birth of a daughter Doris Eloise Friday November 18. Weight seven and three quarter pounds. Judge Taft good 6c. Cigar.
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