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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

Page

8

British Leader Claims Bolshevism Not Feared In Well Governed Lands

November 18 report quotes Premier Lloyd George saying Bolshevism is not feared in well governed lands and condemning claims that Bolshevists offer freedom. He notes Britain should not bear sole responsibility for enforcing treaty obligations and warns against British intervention in Russia Armenia and the Baltic.

Ondon Lloyd George House of Ustate Russia Armenia Baltic Britain

Flu Fight Advisory Warns Public on Prevention

State health officials urged precautions against influenza noting past seasons show containment relies on individual effort. Public Service and medical voices discourage unproven remedies and emphasize respiratory protection, cleanliness, and consulting physicians for proper care.

Sunday Guests and Family Visits in Glouster Area

A fuzzy paragraph lists numerous local names as Sunday and weekend visitors. Mentions include McGee family and daughter visiting Mr. and Mrs. Alderman, plus James Moody calling on friends in Glouster. Several households host relatives such as Amy Bethel, Florence Fierce, Vera Davis, and others.

Aqed McGee Alderman Les Andrews Amy Bethel Sun Wilfres Emma Adams Esin Young Gladys McGee Lillian Slisher Fred McGee Herman Nice Chris Yarger James Moody Glouster George Smith Joe Mason Sr Near County Jesse McGee A. H. Johnson Doris McGee Floydee Amy Bethel Florence Fierce McGee Charles Andrews Joe Mason Goo.d Ir Virgie Davis James Leona Vaughn Fern Edwards Estella Walter Yount

Church Men Plan Monthly Meetings Address Race Question

The Presbyterian Men's Club announces a series of monthy meetings. This Friday at six o'clock dinner precedes an address by Rev. H. W. Cooper of Columbus on "The Race Problem." Organizing efforts are led by Diessler.

The Presbyterian Oh H. W. Cooper Columbus Diessler

Train Hits Truck at Grade Crossing Fatalities Rise

In Buffalo New York two men were fatally injured after the Empire State locomotive struck a motor truck at a grade crossing where seven people died earlier. Investigators say the signal warning was ignored.

Buffalo N. Y Empire State

English Labor to Have Ohare in Road Control

London November 19 railway men's union accepts government plan to share road management. Joint board to oversee managers government and unions. Disputes to be referred to a similar board.

Ohare London Railway Men's Union J. H. Thomas Lloyd George

Man Who Stole Passenger Train Returns to Athens State Hospital

John R. Barnes of Highland County, a patient at Athens State Hospital, was returned there after a Hillsboro stunt in which he stole a passenger train. He started the engine while it had steam and sped away, but the locomotive stalled miles out. Probate court ordered his return to the asylum.

John R. Barnes Highland County Athens State Hospital Barnes Hillsboro John Akron Insame Asylum

Hearing On Gas Company Plan To Withdraw Service

Tomorrow the hearing on Logan Gas Company's request to end service in Athens and Houncey Athens County. Athens attorneys travel to Columbus to contest the action led by City Solicitor Sam Johnson with Athens and Columbus legal talent. The utilities commission will hear the case after a two week postponement. Local residents express concern over rising food costs amid the dispute.

Logan Gas Company Athens Houncey Columbus Sam Johnson State Utilities Commission

Tax business thriving in Toledo with new bus fares

Toledo on November 19 reports over 2000 autos registered as the city shifts to tax based transport. City council sets fare at ten cents, owl buses may charge 25 cents after midnight. Eighteen bus lines now in service while streetcar return remains distant.

Toledo Carless Toledo Owl

Gude's Pepto Mangan Boosts Recuperation Claims

Physicians endorse Gude's Pepto Mangan as a aid for convalescents recovering from influenza or illness. The remedy claims to build rich red blood and restore vitality, with liquid or tablet forms and the brand name clearly on packaging.

Gude’s Gude

Pattern for Women’s Garment with Back Belt Extensions

Describes a sewing pattern suitable for gingham chambray lawn pereale drill Indian Head joan and alpaca fabrics. The back features belt extensions that gather fullness at the waist and fasten at the center front. Four sizes cover busts 34 to 46 inches, with size Medium needing about 36 inches of material. Pattern offered by mail for 10 cents plus 2 cents postage.

No More Catarrh Hyomei Daily Winter Remedy

For over twenty years thousands kept free from catarrh coughs colds bronchitis sore throat and influenza by breathing Hyomei daily. McKee Drug Co or any druggist offers the complete Hyomei outfit with lifetime inhaler and cheap extra liquid refills. A few drops of oil in the inhaler last days and the soothing antiseptic air should keep you healthy all winter. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

McKee Drug Co

New Low Records Set in Foreign Exchange Open

New York November 19 two new low records were set at the opening of the foreign exchange market. Demand sterling opened at 4.033 4 cents, a new low due to accumulation of commercial bills. Franc checks declined to 9.70 off one centime and marks quoted at 0.214 centimes.

New York

This Woman Found Relief From Kidney Trouble

Mrs G Hyde of Homestead Michigan reports kidney and bladder relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. She suffered weakness and backache for years, felt tired and unable to work, and credits the pills with making her feel renewed. Pills sold everywhere.

G. Hyde Homestead Mich Foley

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Polshevism Tate’ Health Department of Ohio Railway Men’s Union Stole Taa Ihmanni Toreagh TAX Uersenger Helen Clark Edison College Auditorium Miss Clark Thomas A. Edison Comarison Canada Mr. Edison Phonographis
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