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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
6
A Crooksville Ohio resident, C A Wimner, testifies he suffered severe rheumatism for years with swollen joints and crippling pain. After using Dreco, he reports complete relief, improved digestion, and restored mobility, praising the twelve-root formula and local pharmacy support.
Thousands use a simple home mix for catarrh and colds. Ask your druggist for Menthol-Arcine 2s and mix with boiled water in a small bottle. Spray into the throat and nasal passages as directed to relieve symptoms and keep germs from taking hold.
Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana reports nervousness and fatigue cleared by Bio-seven tablets described as the grandest quickest remedy for nervous run down weak people. The ad claims a seven day course with a money back guarantee if not improved and urges readers to buy from local druggists with a seven day supply.
The narrator contemplates Belton's untrustworthiness and Jim's plan to dissolve their joint venture. She questions how beauty, attention, and power affect affection and business ethics, wondering if attraction would alter her judgment. Belton's exit seems near as Jim pivots to new arrangements.
A reader seeking guidance on divorce and remarriage cautions against hasty second marriages, especially with children involved. Another inquiry from a young man requests help after a breakup, with advice to confirm the loved one’s feelings and communicate openly. A final note addresses a legal education point and health considerations for a family.
A reader argues about a seventeen year old advising his sister’s schooling and warns against overwork. The letter questions whether encouraging self sacrificing youth action is wise and notes a state law against leaving school before sixteen. The writer asks if guidance should also stress the reader’s health and contemplates the consequences if the boy falls ill from overwork.
An affordable period costume pattern set describes Waist Pattern 3025 and Skirt Pattern 5008 in dark tricotine with brown satin trimming. It offers waist sizes 34 to 44 and skirt sizes 22 to 34 with yardage details and mail order instructions for two separate patterns at 10 cents each.
The Republican Club of Massachusetts named Calvin Coolidge as their choice for next U.S. president in resolutions released last night in Boston. The announcement sets Coolidge as the club’s supported candidate for the national race.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertise as a gentle substitute for calomel aiding bowels and liver, clearing blood and improving breath. The ad notes vegetable formula, olive color, and price, plus an unrelated football coach letter praising team spirit and upcoming game with Huntington.
In a public forum letter the Athens coach addresses readers through the Messenger editor to settle discussion about the Friday football game versus Marietta. He recalls watching Marietta in Toledo and outlines his view of the matchup and team performance.
In Mount Vernon Ohio two men Arthur Yost aged 21 and Robert Franklin aged 45 died after drinking wood alcohol police believe was substituted for homemade wine in a practical joke. Local authorities tied the deaths to the suspected prank and ongoing investigations.
Charles Kimble a 35 year old farmer of Perry County and Flossie North 19 of Gloucester wed. Fred Hayden 26 an enameling foreman and Gladys Hick 24 both of Nelsonville obtain marriage licenses.
Public praise for Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. The advertisement promises broad benefits and urges readers to try the product for relief.
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