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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1918
Page
2
Ad copy claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a mild effective liver aid without calomel drawbacks. They are praised as a safe substitute and teeth friendly with quick relief from constipation dullness and headaches. 25 cents per box.
A large gathering at Arthur C. Gibson Sr. home honors Arthur C. Gibson Jr. a University of Ohio student bound for ROTC service. Relatives and many community youths attended, presenting a wrist watch and sharing stories of ancestral military service from Civil War to Revolutionary War eras.
An advertisement touts Athle Danderine as a solution to dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, stops itching, and restores life, luster, and fullness with gradual new hair growth after several weeks.
In this World War I era piece from Athens Ohio on September 26 1918 the chorus echoes patriotic resolve urging youths to march for victory. It blends Buckeye pride with calls to buy bonds and support the war effort against the Kaiser. The poem references khaki clad troops and the nation uniting beyond north south east or west.
Charles Henry of Oswego New York recounts suffering cramp in his stomach and bowels for years before using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He calls it by far the best medicine of its kind he has ever used.
A World War I verse by Charles B. Driscoll written for United Press declares the desire for peace but asserts that war must continue until the Prussian foe is defeated. The poem challenges German kultur and proclaims the necessity of victory to protect the Right.
A new reel label for motion picture films features a writable side for film title and details and a writable surface designed to be erased easily, allowing reuse across productions. The material enables quick updates while preserving readability for archival notes.
Milville George at Camp Sherman is ill with pneumonia. Raymond Walden improves. Dave Gilliland of Pittsburg and Mrs S W Gray relative fall ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs C E B Snider to Athens for state hospital work. Starkey welcomes son Richard Callander Starkey. Liberty Chorus at Congregational church sings patriotic songs to urge Liberty Bond purchases.
A Hamburg chemist has developed a process to extract cellulose from asparagus waste. The innovation could offer a way to turn agricultural byproducts into valuable material suitable for industrial uses.
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