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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1919
Page
6
Thousands are using this simple home remedy for catarrh and colds. Buy three ounces of Menthol Arcine from the druggist and fill a bottle with boiled water. Gargle throat as directed or spray into nostrils twice daily to keep nasal passages clean and reduce germ spread.
Army dental surgeons endorse the dentrifice with proper ties as an ideal practice. They cite benefits for oral health, emphasizing consistent usage, hygiene, and alignment considerations for service members.
A Muncie Indiana man Joseph ebb praises Bio-feren Tablets claiming they restore health and vigor. The ad asserts the remedy treats nervous exhaustion and weakness and offers a satisfaction guarantee through local druggists with a money back option if not improved.
A Centerville wife recalls her mother’s view that men must be humored, but she vows to balance efficiency with selfhood after her husband’s firm sacrifice leaves her able to work. She plans to write for the Messenger and hopes Jim will leave his job to run a business with her support.
A collection of questions to Mrs. Thompson cover family strain with an aunt and her daughter, gift choices for a fiancé and his mother, and a request to locate a man with two children needing child-care income. Advice emphasizes setting boundaries, polite refusals, and discreet help through connections.
In Tiffin Ohio Dr Pierce’s Anurie is touted as the best kidney medicine with claims of backache rheumatism and uric acid relief. Testimonial from H C Harnish and Daisy Curry cite relief after using Anuric tablets and trial offers from Fremont Ohio.
A government commission estimates Norway's waterfalls contain between 6 million and 16 million horsepower of potential power. The figure implies substantial profitable utilization possible for hydroelectric development and regional energy supply.
Parkersburg visitors include Mr and Mrs Michael Carnevale and Mrs Fannie Coleman. Reuben Gillilan lies seriously ill in Athens as Fred Gillilan travels there. George Dewees of Marietta visits friends here. Rev A K McCall returns to Worthington after evangelistic work. Irma Webster returns from Columbus. Debbie Dunfee breaks leg and is treated by Dr Westervelt in Little Hocking.
Mr and Mrs D O Chappell and family of Athens visited Mr and Mrs L A Ruth. Charley Watts returned from Detroit to his mother Mary E Watts. Jim Lones and family visited Mr and Mrs B C Dailey. Nellie Harris visited Inez Burson. Business travelers to Athens included Fred Moore Richard Phillips S C Dailey Branch Liggett John Ruth Fremont Ruth Wm Harris and Wayne. Clifford Kyle moved into Hoyt Pickertons farm. Inez Ruth visited Thelma Creamer. E R Ruth and Florence hosted Adria Chappel Thelma Creamer Otis Hawk and Branch Liggett. Local farmers ship turkeys to market.
Omemee and surrounding area sees visits and moves including Miss Della Haning at Ada Saul's home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Violet relocate to a farm near Darwin. Ruth Haning returns from Pomeroy, James Hanine trips there, Wingett visits Minersville, Thanksgiving hosted by the Howetts, Lily Isabelle Welchs newborn, Lily Isabelle named. Ruth Haning visits John Arnold's family, Wingett and Hattie Duckler quilt. Dale Knopp visits homefolks over the weekend.
Marietta real estate dealer S H Neece, 79, claims Trutona revitalized him after Civil War service. He describes relief from back and head pains, clearer sight, improved digestion, and kidney comfort. Neece hopes others try the medicine.
The article touts 175000 bottles of Trutona sold in nine months with 100000 users claiming benefit. It highlights strong Louisville sales, many endorsements, and urging readers to buy now to share the health “Trutona smile.”
Mrs. Kate Greeley of 224 North Third Street Steubenville says a year of stomach and kidney trouble left her tired and in pain. After using Trutona she reports relief from back and limb pains and a renewed sense of health and energy. She urges friends and neighbors to try the tonic.
Mr and Mrs William Whaley and their sons James and William spent last Saturday evening at Ed Donaldsons near Amesville. Henry Rhodes and family drove to West Virginia and back Sunday. Cleve Bailey moved his family to his mothers farm. James Klingenberg and family visited relatives at Froggy on Sunday. Charles Whaley and wife of Athens visited A L Evans parents Sunday. Mina and Linnie Hudwell visited Will Phillips near Pleasanton Sunday. Revival meetings are in progress at the M E church and all are invited.
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