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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
6
Reports from Cincinnati say Johnny Evers star second baseman may return to majors and could succeed Hugo Bezdek of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
A. C. Rex of Rex Bros. Harrod Ohio reports long lasting liver troubles including dizziness spots headaches and poor digestion. After using Dreco he notes relief, regular bowels stronger appetite and improved sleep. Dreco is described as gentle on the liver and digestive system acting as a blood purifier and system cleanser.
A Kentucky city advertises a mentholized Armine solution as an effective hay fever remedy. The article claims boiling water and menthol add up to a pint of liquid that can be used by gargling or nasal spray to ease attacks, with pharmacists recommending the preparation.
Annie and Bernie Carroll pursue a cooperative dream in New York after suffrage spreads. Annie sees power to act as a voter and organizer, while Bernie gains time from work. Their home becomes a catalyst, focusing on a workers’ settlement and shared purpose beyond marriage.
A series of reader letters to Mrs. Thompson about love, trust, and social clashes. Guidance covers forgiveness with a friend, dating frequency, and how to communicate to build interest, plus cautions about exclusivity and jealousy among young couples. The column urges shared activities and balanced expectations to maintain relationships.
Alliance Ohio Oct 11 Frank Wiles and Frank Borgoldides were arrested on a charge of complicity in the robbery of an express safe containing 5000 in currency and drafts on the public square last Saturday. Alex Smith of Akron confessed implicating the two men and a third now serving a Canton workhouse term.
Athens resident Mrs. Wm. French of 18 Fern St. testifies that kidney trouble developed six years prior with swelling, dizziness and back pain. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she reports full relief and continued good health as of July 6, 1917, recommending the remedy highly. The product is sold 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Berlin October 11 Germany inaugurates a Zeppelin passenger service between Berlin and Friedrichshafen on the Swiss border. The Bodensee will fly every other day with return on odd days, carrying over twenty passengers plus baggage mail and freight. The car resembles a trolley, with lounging chairs and reading room. A Prague to Berlin route with an intermediate stop at Prague is planned.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces and the Eustachian tube. It claims a constitutional remedy via Hall's Catarrh Medicine that works through the blood and promises one hundred dollars for any case not cured, with circulars free from I J Cheney & Co of Toledo.
A pattern illustration describes a dainty dress with a crepe lawn or silk guimpe and a jumper in poplin repp or serge. Sleeves are wrist length or elbow length. It lists color options Brown poplin dress with smoke crepe or silk guimpe and blue serge with white batiste. Pattern available in sizes 4 to 12 years.
Berlin dispatch reports a sweeping effort to topple the Ebert Bauer Muller government. Right and left forecast coups as winter threats industrially and politically. Barath in Die Glocke warns of growing discontent while Vorwaerts editor calls for reconstruction by force if needed. The left plans a bloodless strike while the right funds anti Semitic propaganda to trigger upheaval.
Plans to convert the old Zion church grounds in Hastings-on-Hudson New York into a civic center to erect the mainmast of the U S S Hartford the admiral Farraguts flagship as a Liberty pole depend on navy department approval Rev Horace E Clute and local history interest back the project The church grounds were donated by Mrs W W Fowler of Parksville South Carolina and Admiral Farragut once lived in Hastings prior to the war Harry O Brown a historian sought approval from Assistant Secretary Franklin D Roosevelt for the ships mast reuse
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