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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1920
Page
2
Billy Whiskers plans a night survey inside a spacious cave with a brook and abundant water. The monkeys, led by Colonel Mandrill, hide as they gorge on nearby fields. Billy is seized just as he nears the cave entrance, accused of planning a trick, while Blue Nose suspects him.
Mrs. G. B. Hamblin of Galesburg Michigan says Tanlac transformed her state after seven years of pain and weakness. She reports weight gain to 155 pounds, improved sleep and nerves, no gas or heart palpitations, and renewed happiness. Tanlac is sold locally in several towns by area pharmacists.
Gwenda, newly dressed by Fern, surveys a dazzling orchid gown and a scarved look that hides nothing yet promises allure. She struggles with nerves about being seen as worldly while hoping for romance and adventure on her first night in the city.
R W Bolling treasurer of the emergency fleet corporation and Wilson's brother in law is named as a witness in the US Shipping Board bribery probe. He says he took a $1800 loan from a Downey Ship Building representative and insists he will testify to clear up the matter after Congress resumes.
Mrs. L. O. Seitz of Lima Ohio shares a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says her mother suffered a severe bronchial cough for months and, after trying many medicines, was cured by the remedy.
Chicago conducts a broad assault on crime under new police chief Charles Fitzmorris reporting 742 arrests. Raids began Sunday morning targeting gambling houses and vice districts across the city with evidence implicating several police captains.
In Bologna on Sunday seven killed and about thirty injured as clashes erupted between socialists and anti-socialists after the new municipal council's inauguration. Hundreds of shots were exchanged amid the street violence.
Mrs. Julia Bader of Dayton credits Dreco with curing years of stomach problems gas constipation and headaches. She reports better digestion full nights rest and renewed vigor after using Dreco made from herbal extracts not containing iron mercury potash acids or oils. The Cline Pharmacy in Athens is promoting its sale.
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A fire at Keys and Wright’s garage in Worthington, near Columbus, destroyed 38 automobiles and caused an estimated loss of 25000 dollars. The nearby Hotel Central was briefly endangered as guests fled in scant attire.
Mrs Myrtle Romero told Judge Moore in Denver that her husband beat her for 80 days. The judge refused the divorce saying repeated cruelty cannot occur in a month.
In New York at the Twenty-second Regiment Armory fifteen teams rode through the eighth hour of the twenty-ninth six day cycling event.
The Hobo Club declares a drunken pig will be turned loose at its San Francisco picnic. Prohibition officers are baffled as blind pigs are illegal but pickled pork is not covered by the law.
The advertisement presents waist pattern 8392 and skirt pattern 3381 in chantilly lace and satin options. Sizes range bust 34 to 46 inches and waist 24 to 34 inches respectively, with material estimates and mail order patterns priced 12 cents plus shipping.
Chief of Police French plans to ask the Columbus city council for an appropriation of $10,000 to purchase high powered armored automobiles equipped with machine guns after a series of auto bandit incidents.
Claim that pimples and skin blemishes indicate serious diseases. urges readers to take S.S.S. starting today and write a full case history to the Medical Director at 152 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga for free advice.
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