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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
6
A druggist promotes mentholated aromatic solution as a simple cure for seasonal allergies. The remedy, prepared by diluting one ounce mentholated arnica with boiled water, is gargled daily and snuffed twice daily. The product is sold as mentholized arnica in one ounce vials at major pharmacies.
An advertisement touts Senreco Tooth Paste as a quick, inexpensive way to whiten teeth and improve mouth health. It claims to remove film, counter Pyorrhea and acidity, and is endorsed by dentists and widely sold in drug or department stores for about 35 cents.
In a reflective exchange, Ann urges shortening the honeymoon to start furnishing their home after Tompkins bungalow purchase. Jim worries about romance yet plans a noon meeting with Jenks the railroad man, while Ann laments travel and city lonesomeness and wonders if Jim favors work over affection.
A reader asks how to handle loving a married woman with children and a neglectful husband. Mrs Thompson advises the lover to leave, keep in touch, and live rightly, while urging the woman to fulfill her duties and not ruin her children. In a separate query about a self-proclaimed war slacker, guidance suggests proving responsibility and moving on to protect reputations and family harmony.
A doctor’s advice claims Phosphated Iron can renew blood and nerves, making elderly people strong and alert again. Capsules are sold by McKee Drug Co. and leading druggists, promising rapid energy gains in about two weeks.
An advertisement promises instant transformation of dull hair using a small bottle of Danderine. It claims the tonic softens, adds luster, cleanses the scalp, reduces dandruff and shedding, and helps hair grow long and strong.
A new training weapon in Japan combines a cross bow with a rifle stock trigger and sights. It aims to teach rifle shooting concepts using archery mechanics. It is presented as a teaching aid rather than a combat weapon.
Major B J Lloyd of the U S health service announces a nationwide second Modern Health Crusade tournament ending this school year. Fifteen weeks of health chores will earn youths titles from pages to knights banneret with badges pins and banners. The program ties to the National Tuberculosis Association efforts in education and fundraising.
Washington October 16 There was no change in President Wilsons condition overnight at the White House a bulletin said he had a satisfactory day The gland swelling troubling him has been reduced and he rests better The president remembered Mrs Wilsons birthday and accepted a gift he was given by Dr Grayson who brought it into the White House
Police warn of a cold season as thieves adapt by traveling south nightly with blankets and coats. Residents urged to secure homes and remain vigilant amid frigid conditions and rising burglary activity.
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