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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1920
Page
6
A man recounts his battle with rheumatism lasting two years in 1917 at Devens. After taking Neutrone Protection 99 his swelling subsided and he recovered fully by August, returning to work and serving through the war.
Billy Whiskers watches Mrs Treat react to a passing auto as three boys anticipate a ride. The Treats welcome the Cloverleaf Farm visitors and plan a spin, while Billy quietly studies the car and his next mischievous move unfolds tomorrow.
A reader asks if a woman should write first to a man she loves who has moved away. Mrs Thompson suggests the man should initiate contact, but notes returning address helps ensure letters reach him. The exchange centers on whether writing first makes the sender appear eager.
A fragment describes Rub Musterole applied to the forehead for headaches and sinus pains. It mentions relief of otitis and immediate action. The product is presented as a clean white ointment intended for general use in a hospital setting.
Gwenda becomes an exotic muse as Fedya Stepa Nova admires her beauty and sketches, guiding her pose with careful instruction. The scene shows her silken gown, emerald bracelet, and cherry blossom backdrop as he captures an oriental tableau to reveal a new, radiant Gwenda.
A reader asks about a two year courtship and a proposal that received a puzzling reply. The letter suggests jealousy and copying behavior by a third girl and seeks guidance on confronting the rivals and stopping her from taking their lessons and clothing.
The piece features Ernest Moree of 150 Hamilton Ave praising a tonic named Hype-Cod. He says sleep improved after using it, previously suffering three to four hours nightly and fatigue in the morning. The ad urges readers to buy the reconstructive tonic for $1.25 plus tax at local druggists.
Musicians from several churches rehearse under Dr Yeuell and others. The opening service is expected tonight with a gentle tone and extensive participation.
A patient from Galesburg Illinois reports a chronic cough lasting two years and relief after taking 15 bottles of Milks Emulsion. The ad touts the product as a nutritious tonic aiding digestion and building flesh and strength, recommended for children and illness recovery.
Circle Hill residents and relatives from Haydenville Wellston and Floodwood visited friends and relatives over Thanksgiving. Elmer Locke and son visited the Childress home. Mrs. Joe Garlinger stayed with Frensy. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stewart were in Logan. Mrs. Johnson visited relatives in Wellston.
James Yatlett attended the funeral of Mr. Wolfe in Nelsonville on Saturday, following earlier remarks by Mis the eS san eos and Lewis Jobmece.
Angel Ridge residents Miss Lens Miller and Miss Carrie Senegar of Ath visited Thanksgiving with their Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lene Mra in Dewitt Sloane. Mrs. Frank Pugh and children spent Thanksgiving with Cranmer family. Clyde Ballenger visited Athens. Russell Lenigar and Charles Cranmer visited with local families. Alma and George Carpenter of Buger Grove visited, Edith Cranmer Dalton of Athens appeared with Mr. and Mrs. awk. Rev. Roberts filled his appointment Sunday.
An old advertisement touts a liver and system cleanser claiming to gently treat the liver without harsh calomel or blue mass. It markets thorough cleansing of the liver, blood, nerves, and digestive issues like biliousness and indigestion.
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