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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
6
A claim describes a rapid corn removal method named Fix using collodion or salicylic aid. It promises no soaking or extensive treatments and offers quick 10 minute results. The ad mentions a company in Newark and a customer response.
An item from West Virginia dated June 15 reports a hospital case linked to a poisoning incident causing a minor scratch. The note references Dr. J C Jones and promotes a household antiseptic product with testimonials and pricing information.
A newlywed couple tours towns on their honeymoon with Jim's letters stirring worry. The wife hides hurt as his mother’s visit plans test their bond. A reader’s advice column responds about honesty and choosing paths, while a second letter urges ambition and education for a young clerk.
A 22 year old engaged man asks if he should allow his fiancée to dance despite his promise to his mother not to dance or marry a girl who dances. The adviser says the mother was unreasonable and urges letting the woman dance, arguing preventing her would unjustly impose the mother's prejudice.
Samuel Gompers disapproved of New York longshoremen tying up city shipping in an unauthorized strike. In a letter to T W O Connor president of the International Longshoremen's Union he called the action a violation of federation of labor principles.
Support wavering as Gabriel D Annunzio faces rising opposition in Fiume. He called a meeting of the population to gauge loyalty amid growing doubt about continued support.
Five people were injured when a westbound East Market street car derailed and toppled on its side in East Akron at 12 o'clock Monday morning. The injured, all residents of Akron, were Ernest Brillhart Clarence Olson Howard Williams A Louseban and G M Dairs were hospitalized then released.
Telegraph poles are removed in a Welsh town after residents allow wires to be strung between homes. The move ends public infrastructure with residents adapting to overhead connections.
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