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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
8
The article outlines a detailed old time Thanksgiving menu with chestnut stuffing for a turkey, giblet gravy, cranberry conserve, croquettes, baked pumpkin, brown bread, and a cider frappe. It provides step by step stuffing, trussing, roasting instructions, and a complete menu for eight, including cranberry conserve and cranberry dressings.
Relief comes instantly with a dose every two hours for up to three doses to end a severe cold. It clears nasal passages relieves feverishness sore throat and sneezing and costs thirty five cents at any drug store. Be sure you get the genuine.
Millions of boxes sold without advertising as druggists report quick national success. Vinco tablets, herb based and chocolate coated, claim to relieve constipation without gripe, nausea, or harsh laxatives. Ask your druggist about Vinco and switch from salts or calomel to this gentle remedy.
Simple yet appealing menu items for a Thanksgiving dinner featuring Tomato Soup, Cheese Crackers, Chestnut Stuffing, Roast Turkey, Giblet Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, and Creamed Onions to showcase a cook’s skills.
Arthur Stout, 35, is charged with first degree murder in the death of his stepmother Mrs. Clara Stout, 60, found burned and bruised at her Dundas area home. A 14-year-old neighbor discovered the body near a stove with coal oil nearby. Prosecutor John Blake investigates. Stout claims innocence amid family quarrels.
An advertisement touts Creoculsion as a new emulsified creosote medicine to soothe inflamed membranes and inhibit germs. It claims two fold action against persistent coughs and colds, with stomach-friendly effects and a satisfaction guarantee if relief is not achieved after using as directed.
The young man, moved to an adjoining farm and allegedly lived with Inez Caller, 23, prompting Mrs. Stout to have him arrested on adultery. Stout claimed innocence and told Sheriff Call ing. Doctors believe the death occurred at his step-mother's home. coroner Swain has not yet scheduled an inquest or trial date.
Five top radio features listed by station with times and programs. WBZ Springfield WGY Sche nectady WRC Washington and helpers share times from 8:10 to 11:45 p m E S T featuring Boston Symphony Orchestra Walter Damrosch New York Symphony Opera Spagnacci Carleton College band Night Hawk frolic across stations WGN Chicago WIZ New York WAAF Minneapolis-St Paul WDAF Kansas City and WEAF hookup across 14 stations.
Marietta reports the Ohio River at 25 feet with a rise of two to three feet expected due to heavy rainfall in the Allegheny valley and backwater from the Kanawha rise. The Kanawha, fed by rain on the New River, climbed 19 feet overnight. A flood stage is anticipated at Point Pleasant on Friday.
Columbus November 19 official returns show Governor Vic Donahey winning reelection by 17 286 votes over Republican Myers Y Cooper. Democratic candidate Earl D Bloom defeats Columbus Republican J O Mills for lieutenant governor by 4 452 votes.
A giant tree in Sherwood Forest is traditionally known as Robin Hood’s Larder where deer slain by the legendary outlaw were hidden. The tale ties the ancient tree to tales of English folklore and the famed outlaws of the green wood.
Charles R. Pollard of Walworth Wisconsin testifies that habit forming pills worsened constipation and credits Kellogg's ALL-BRAN with relief. The ad claims the product is 100 percent bran, guarantees relief or money back, and notes usage with meals and recipes.
An advertisement touts Mel Lo-Glo Skin-tone from D. Zenner Company as a French beauty treatment that removes excess oil tightens facial muscles cleans and reduces pores promising a radiant complexion with a grease free look.
Falmouth England resident William Jenking celebrated his 101st birthday at St Mawes. He recalled the "dons old times" as really bad, sharing reflections on the past.
In Paris aged 87 banker M. Jacques Tornier died from complications of whooping cough contracted from his grandchild. Witnesses note his long career at the bank and his charitable work in the community.
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