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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1921
Page
8
The Buckeye Bail and Co advertises services for depositors and borrowers at low rates to buy or fit homes. It pledges safety, steady interest, and employment for many mechanics, inviting readers to deal with the Rankin Building location at 22 ext Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio.
Eugene Ysaye and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra returned to Athens in a second concert at Ewing Hall before a full house. The 80-man ensemble showcased strengthened strings and new works, with Ysaye receiving roaring applause and an encore of The Star Spangled Banner after a masterful William Tell overture and Heroic March.
The Salvation Army plans a large farewell service for Captain Champagne in Athens county on Sunday evening November 20 at 7 o'clock at the Salvation Army hall. Former Captain H B Devol will return to lead the work, welcomed by many citizens. Champagne proceeds to Ironton to head Salvation Army work there, thanking Athens for support during his stay.
An old advertisement invites readers to try Hyomei for catarrh with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve. The message promises a fair offer and cordial invitation to customers seeking relief.
WM J Warrener reports Treasury revision showing U S population at 108 461 000 on Nov 1 1921 up 188 000 from October and 0 000 from a year prior Total money in circulation 5 726 887 Thies to 35 602 488 higher than a month ago Per capita 2 71 with a 26 cent rise in five years The piece notes historical figures from 1914 1917 and criticizes optimistic claims of economic revival citing high prices and unemployment and bank deposits not signaling real growth
A sufferer describes stomach woes including gas belching sour stomach and dizziness and is urged to try Mi DNA stomach tablets today with a guarantee of relief.
Philip M Schloss and Cora F Hamp both of Athens listed as a couple with ages. Willard Dishong and Mourn both of Nelson, with Rev Strecker noted. Harry Viegler and Olive rt Anna both of Amesville listed. J P Hudges acted as J P.
A historic fragment describes severe stomach illness with undigested food and toxins spreading through the body. It advocates keeping bowels open and mentions Foley Cathartic as a remedy, noting benefits to the liver and relief for indigestion and constipation.
A birthday celebration for Mrs. John Davies marked her fifty first year with about fifty relatives and friends gathering at her Plains home on Tuesday evening. The event featured music games fortune telling and a cake with 61 candles followed by ice cream cake sandwiches pickles and coffee. The guest of honor received many gifts.
Washington authorities indicate acceptance of Henry Ford's bid to take over the Mussel Shoals nitrate plant. Ford meets with Secretary Weeks as War Department engineers warned that completing the plant could cost from 28 million to 550 million dollars. The proposal envisions the government finally receiving about 200 million dollars and finishing the Wilson Dam to produce 600000 horsepower.
Judge Elbert H. Gary urged a final treaty to prevent future wars during an Iron and Steel Institute address in New York. He argued that restricting capital ships should lead to a comprehensive pact to end all future wars.
A pithy proverb points to the failure of a lazy man to seize chances as Opportunity breaks into his life, waking him and pulling him into action. The saying contrasts initiative with idleness.
The article promotes SUSTO a tonic food claiming to restore vitamins from yeast milk rice beef protein and iron. It cites Dr Philip B Hawk and Dr Harrow and says underweight children adults gained weight and vitality after tests. Local druggist McKee Drug Co offers the product in Athens with a guaranteed strength booster.
A report asserts vinegar made by Arab producers is far superior to all others, noting distinctive quality and craftsmanship. The claim highlights traditional methods and perceived excellence in flavor and acidity.
The Supreme Court ruling on Senator Newberry Michigan removes any requirement to file expense statements for nomination or election. Attorney General Daugherty said candidates for U S Senate may spend freely within other corrupt practices limits, bypassing disclosure obligations.
Paris regains prewar outward life with subway running the full prewar timetable, four rush hours daily, and extended motor bus service after theatre. Streets repair and lighting improved, cafes reopen late, taxis loosen controls, and traffic clashes with taxi drivers persist as city regains “city of light” vibe.
Columbus Ohio November 18 wholesale price of bread reduced. Pound loaves drop to 7 1 4 cents from 8 1 2 and pound and a half loaves to 11 1 4 cents from 12 1 4. Wholesale dealers expect retail prices to fall to 9 to 13 cents from 10 to 15 cents.
The text notes that a caterpillar breathes not through its mouth but via nine breathing holes on each side of its body, describing the insect’s respiratory system.
An old health column urges drinking water and using four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys. It claims the gouty mixture neutralizes urine acids, ends bladder irritation, and prevents backache, urging regular use for kidney upkeep.
Oil fever grips southeastern Athens county after Washington county reports a major gusher delivering about twenty barrels an hour. Troy township landowners rush oil leases to Otto Hoisington as crews plan wells near One Mile Run by the Ohio river. If sustained, the find could become the region's largest oil well.
Another victim of the prohibition law faced a plain drunk charge in front of Justice Helwig. Mike Lucas of Bailey Run pleaded guilty and paid the usual five dollar fine plus costs after being picked up by Officer Mariner on Thursday evening.
Mayor Thomas Roush weighs park commission candidates for Athens three member panel to manage playgrounds and parks. Professor Thomas Hoover of Ohio University, Kiwanis leader, expected to chair. One seat may be held by a woman, with two Kiwanis members proposed. Commission takes office January 1, 1921.
The ad proclaims Diapepsin cures stomach misery for millions in the US, England, and Canada. It claims rapid relief from sourness, belching, gas and heaviness within five minutes, with a sixty cent case from any druggist.
San Diego based report says four rebels were killed in a clash south of the border as Mexican federal troops routed rebels and captured their supply of arms and ammunition, according to Governor Ybarra of Lower California.
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