Emo Heals Fiery Itching Eczema Claim
An advertisement touts a cleaning motion that claims to stop itching and remove eczema traces. It promises rapid relief and skin cleansing with proof of effectiveness.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement touts a cleaning motion that claims to stop itching and remove eczema traces. It promises rapid relief and skin cleansing with proof of effectiveness.
A period piece claims a ninety nine percent effective remedy for hay fever from Mentholized Arcine. Readers are advised to mix with water, gargle, spray nostrils, and seek a local pharmacist to prepare a pint. benefits described even after a few days of use.
An ad touts Bio-Feren as the quick fix for nervousness from tobacco or alcohol and excess. It claims two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days will restore energy, clarity, ambition, and endurance, with further promises if goals are not met. Druggists statewide are urged to stock and sell this remedy.
Annie encourages Bernie to pursue night classes at the Y M C A to learn about socialism and climb the lift of opportunity. They juggle work and study amid rising costs, draft pressures, and tenement life as they push toward a better future together. The piece follows their stubborn, hopeful struggle against systemic limits.
A collection of letters and Mrs. Thompson’s guidance on teen dating, parental permission, meeting peers, and handling social invitations. Topics include choosing a life partner, hosting entertainments, bets with boys, and addressing unwanted advances or broken communication in relationships.
Pale advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant cure for indigestion upset stomach and acid distress after meals. Claims tablets stop dyspepsia gas sour stomach and heartburn with minimal cost at drug stores.
Sunday visitors gathered at Clyde Colvin and wife and at George Ogg home. Lillie Roberts died Wednesday at her daughter Hal Brawley’s home. funeral held Saturday at Mt Hermon. Cunningham of Chauncey visited Scott Taylor family. several relatives and neighbors noted.
A Cleveland mail carrier praises Earle's Hypo-Cod as superior to other cod liver oils. He notes its pleasant taste, strong tonic effects, and notes for building strength in rundown individuals. The advertisement urges taking the product this fall to boost immunity and lists McKee Drug Co. as a seller at $1.20 plus war tax.
Family and friends met Friday at Mrs. Rebecca Linscott’s home to celebrate her eightieth birthday. Attendees from multiple towns included Emma James, Will James, Isaac Price, Hugh Stephenson, Addie Vandyke, Percy Dunsford, Orla Roberts family, Julia Linscott, George France, Sam Shannon, Tresa Shannon, Anna Jacobs family, Minnie Colvin, Dora Robinson family, and others. Guests later attended a play in Athens and several families spent Sunday visiting relatives.
The article records apple picking across multiple orchards with R R Hueston G K Thorp and Orland McGirr active in 8S H Noland and others assisting buyers like J C Coggshall and Kent. It notes a lighter crop than last year, recent rains, and community visits and comings and goings around Harmony Hill and Little Hocking.
Mrs. Hattie Cole and her children from Pittsburgh visit her daughter Hazel Rathburn in town. Clarence North moved his family to Utley. Leonard Ogg traveled to Chauncey for a business trip on Saturday. Wymer White visited Athens on Friday. The Broadwell Sprouts played a quirky game at Stewart Saturday, and on arrival we counted the players.
Four players formed the Battery McKinley Foutch with a first and second baseman, while Stewart fielded a full squad. The standout feature was Broadwell’s 44 to 6 win over their opponent.
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