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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
8
Greensburg machinist L B P Smith credits Nerv-Worth for relief from indigestion and nervousness after 20 years of trouble. He says a partial bottle improved his digestion and weight and endorses the product with a money back guarantee, available at McKee Drug Co. and other druggists.
Cleveland officials reveal old city ordinances still on the books. It is illegal to tamper with a coal oil lamp or keep a swinging gate without self closing devices. Prize fighting facilitation carries a 20 to 50 dollar fine and up to 20 days in jail.
Glouster Thomas Biddison 84 died at his Maplewood home after a two week illness. A Civil War veteran and Co E 174th Regiment member he leaves a widow and 10 children across Ohio and Kentucky. Funeral Friday at 1 pm conducted by Pastor Harry M. Wilson with interment in Glouster.
Francis H. Sisson argues that international trade has shaped empires and now positions the United States to lead. He notes a transformed foreign commerce, an expanded merchant fleet, and a banking network, urging a courageous national policy to aggressively develop exports and secure foreign markets amid postwar realignments.
Freshman sophomore class rivalry erupts as two second year coeds dive into Defiance College campus fountain alongside male students. The incident marks a shift in lower class punishment practices and involves all genders in the campus ritual.
Washington Oct 6 The Connors commission led by Brigadier W G Connors has recommended drastic changes in Panama Canal zone administration following its investigation. Secretary of War Weeks was briefed on the recommendations today.
Washington Oct 6 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a reorganization of federal and field officers in New York and appointed F E Calloway to replace Judge Harold L Hart as New York prohibition director.
Sage and Sulphur compound restores natural hair color and shine. A ready to use Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur is sold in drug stores, offering a simple daily rinse that darkens gray hair within a few applications without obvious telltales.
Indigestion sufferers often chase relief with various aids. Try Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize stomach acid, prevent fermentation and gas, and ease heartburn and bloated feelings. It is sold by druggists in powder or tablet form and is described as harmless for ongoing symptoms.
Frank Renix and his wife armed with a hoe and a wrench resisted a vice squad during a whiskey raid in Akron Ohio. They severely beat two officers before being subdued and charged with illegal whiskey possession.
Washington reports Director Forbes of the veterans bureau condemns the present vocational training system as overly theoretical. In a Harding-ordered review from nationwide hospitalizations, Forbes calls the method utterly wrong and says most men are not becoming wage earners or assets after government programs. He adds that the system has “farmed men out” and amounts to crime and slavery in some cases.
The Sinn Fein delegation and Dail Eireann plenipotentiaries will arrive in London Saturday afternoon for talks with Irish and British leaders aboard 20 to 30 aides accompanying them.
Atorio bulletin reports the Japanese emperor in unfavorable health state. He has trouble walking and concentrating and has entirely lost his former health and energy. The statement notes the condition as generally worse and deteriorating.
Jack Lawrence star witness in the Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter probe, tied to the prohibition angle, is reported missing in San Francisco. A U S marshal holds a warrant charging Lawrence with violating prohibition laws as rumors spread he returned to Australia, where he had come from last April.
A mutiny breaks out in Urban Ledoux's army of unemployed in Washington. Bud Taylor, New York VFW member, leads a split. Taylor returns to New York while Ledoux keeps a division in Washington.
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The speaker denounces the sweat shop system and vows to oppose the exploitation of former servicemen by mushroom houses that have arisen to take advantage of soldiers and government funding.
The Cleveland Refining Co of East Cleveland filed a federal suit in Columbus seeking to enjoin W. H. Phipps state director of commerce from enforcing the 1915 oil inspection act passed by the general assembly.
Mrs E E Lester of Cincinnati was chosen president of the United Synodical Society of Ohio formed by the merger of the home and foreign missionary societies of the Presbyterian church.
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