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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
6
A 77 year old Kentucky couple report good health improvements from Nerv Worth. They say it helps appetite sleep and energy with no harm and recommend the vegetable tonic as a family remedy sold by McKee Crux Co and other druggists.
Mrs. John Smith of Chillicothe hosts her daughter Mrs. Alex Parsons. Mrs. Ed Nice of Columbus visits her daughter Mrs. W. Deane. Mrs. Guy Pierce and sister Misa Nellie Starkey visit Parkersburg. Harry Laughlin visits Parkersburg. Guy Pierce and family motor to Canaanville to visit Mrs. Pierce's parents Mrs. Ella Pierce of Guysville.
A Newark Oklahoma farmer reports dramatic relief after two Dreco bottles. He suffered from stomach cramps gas and constipation with backache and dizziness. He says Dreco purged his liver eased constipation improved appetite and sleep and boosted energy. He endorses the product for stomach trouble and related ailments.
A Middletown restaurant owner's wife promotes Dreco root and herb remedy, claiming it cured gas, constipation, liver sluggishness, and other ailments. The notice touts numerous testimonials from locals and urges readers to visit The Cline Pharmacy for information and a free trial.
Mrs. Orr and two children of Athens visited her sisters Mrs. Ed Byron and Mrs. Addie Biggens. Rev. Evans preached at the M H B church. Charles Kincade Ed Kimes of Guysville attended the quarterly meeting. Mrs Wade Deane and Mrs Chas Norris ill. Ruth McBee improving. George Boles Rome Lowman finished a barn for John Hawk and began a residence for Dudley Root. The ladies society met at Sarah Hatch home with 11 members 6 visitors 4 children. Refreshments and a short devotional followed by business. next meeting at Mrs Harry Leeper's.
Local farming and daily routines as harvest and winter prep begin. Residents travel to Little Hocking Vincent Parkersburg and Athens for visits, business, and church revival activities. Families, neighbors and travelers are named in this compact rural update.
New York October 13 Mike McNally star third baseman for the Yankees has been ruled out of the World Series for the remainder due to an injured shoulder his physician informed United Press at 9:30 a m today he will not play again in the series.
An old time remedy prompts use of garden sage boiled with sulphur to darken faded hair. The article promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easier, ready made version you apply with a sponge to a strand at a time.
Pattern 3779 is shown in seven bust sizes from 34 to 46 inches. A 38 inch size uses 5% yards of 40 inch fabric, with a skirt width of 2 yards at the foot with pleats. Materials like Serge Velours Velveteen Taffeta Twill Crepe de Chine and Mohair are suggested. Pattern mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
Sunday guests included Mrs. Steed with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Baughman and Abe Tewksbury's family. Others traveled to Columbus and Athens for family visits while the Eastern Stars met and conferred a degree on Miss Beatrice Carter.
New York Giants dominate the world series with top performers George Burns and Irish Meusel, plus Johnny Rawlings and Jesse Barnes cited for defense and pitching. Babe Ruth injured. Frank Frisch faltered early as Jess Barnes and Burns lead the dominance.
An advertisement touts a 35 cent bottle of Danderine that ends dandruff and itching, stops hair loss, and rapidly makes hair look thicker and more lustrous. It claims new hair will grow all over the scalp after weeks of use, with roots strengthened like rain and sun for vegetation.
Rome October 13. Dr Scahnzer Rowland I Ricci and Albertini Meda will be three members of Italy's delegation to the Washington arms limitation conference next month, it was officially announced today.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant bowel cleanser claiming they clear constipation and relieve dizziness headaches and malaise. It notes the product as a cheap option at ten cents per box.
Laxative tablets from Grove claim to relieve headaches by curing the cold. Genuine product bears FE W Grove signature. Attractive 80 cent price promise. reader warned to ensure authentic packaging with proper spelling.
Ohio farmers across 45 counties ship livestock via farm bureau controlled co op shipping associations. County managers handle cars loading grading and marking while returns are shared after deducting freight yardage commissions and an insurance fund. The average expense is 78 cents per hundred pounds, with savings of at least 400,000 dollars compared with traditional hog selling methods.
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