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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
6
Senator Borah said President Harding’s armament outburst dampens national zest for the coming international conference. He noted men were imprisoned for disparaging utterances during the war and urged high hopes for the conference, calling it more important in some ways than the war.
Advert says heart palpitations from bowel poison can be relieved with one or two Cascarets at night. It promises the laxative effect will move out constipation poison and sour bile by morning without sickness or griping.
Real Welcome in Athens features a Monday evening program by Athens churches inviting Ohio University students to join church services. The effort aims to strengthen social ties between locals and students who consider Athens home during college days. All students, including those without church preferences, are welcomed.
Highlights from Yesterdays in Ohio covering 1869 to 1890. Key items include Joseph D B Foraker being admitted to the Cincinnati bar in 1872, Rev J F Kennedy a Methodist minister and Ohio Wesleyan University financial agent dying by own hand at Delaware, 1873 Democrat William Allen elected governor, 1879 Republican Charles Foster ticket wins governor, and 1890 Gov Campbell calls an extraordinary session to consider Cincinnati municipal affairs.
Howat from a Columbus cell with August Dorehy as vice president vowed to fight on against Governor Allen and President Lewis. John Fleming, left in charge, defied International orders to suspend the Howat organization and ordered men to return to work.
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier and system builder to remove waste products, improve vitality, and treat skin eruptions. It invites readers to mail for a 56 page booklet and offers free medical advice by sending disease details to Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
American readers are urged to guard against kidney trouble caused by overeating and rich foods. The remedy is four ounces of Jad Salts, dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys and neutralize urine acids.
United Press report from Washington details cross-examination of Colonel William Joseph Simmons, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. Dissenting lawmakers seek congressional inquiry into Klan use of the mails, tax evasion, and tax status. Simmons admits Klan had not paid income tax after a meeting with Atlanta IRS officials.
Pattern 3774 for girls in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 uses 2% yards of 44 inch material for the dress and 1% yard for the overblouse and collar in a 10 year size. Requires one material yard of 27 inch for portions and suggests plaid plain suiting serge satin crepe de chine gingham duveryn and tricotine. Postage details mention mailing a pattern illustration for 10c in silver or stamps.
The Plains residents and neighbors enjoyed Sunday and Monday trips and visits to Athens and Gore. Families including the Isenbergs Andersons Hamers Hawkes Roaches Guess Graves Roberts Shepards Martins Hams Humphrys Shields and others are noted for shopping hospital calls and family visits. A Chevalet car trip to Gore marked the weekend with several motorists and relatives visiting relatives.
Breathing Hyomei provides immediate relief from catarrh. McKee Drug Co offers money back if it fails to help.
About 12 000 southern Kansas miners on strike over Alexander Howat's jailing for violating the industrial court law face a decision whether to accept conservative Lewis leadership and return to work. The situation unfolds as tensions mount in Pittsburg Kansas on October 14.
W M Wigginton of 804 Napoleon street Johnstown Pa recalls years of restlessness fatigue poor appetite weak digestion and back pain. He credits Nerv Worth with improving his condition and says he is pleased with the results and wants to help others in the same situation.
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