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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
6
Classic remedy offers quick cough and cold relief with proven success. Sold at druggists for $1.20 a bottle, it remains a trusted option for influenza and grippe sufferers.
Warns against waste buildup and describes pills that cleanse bowels and stimulate the liver. Claims improved health and urges purchase for 25 cents at druggists with a nightly use recommendation.
A fragmentary testimonial from a resident near Suffern New York extols RU-NA for catarrh and related woes. The writer claims years of suffering ended after two bottles, describing RU-NA as a reliable remedy and noting personal weight and improvement.
A Newark woman reports three years of nervous breakdown and weakness with health improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she recovered enough to work and has since recommended the product widely.
A Centerville narrator recalls a visit from Mrs Hast and her son Gerald, who exude New York airs. The conversation contrasts life in New York with hometown expectations, while the narrator and her husband Jim hint at a possible trip to New York. The excerpt ends with a cliffhanger involving Charles Belton and upcoming plans.
A newspaper advice column offers Halloween party planning tips including decorations and simple foods like cider doughnuts and pumpkin pie. It also includes letters from young women seeking relationship guidance, with Mrs Thompson advising on jealousy and self control as feelings fade.
A bride to be asks about appropriate gifts and household purchases. The guidance advises that the fiancé should cover home items and the bride should manage her savings for clothes, noting social expectations about gifts and engagement.
An advertisement touts Olala as a mild tonic from herbs like Dandelion Sassafras and Sarpaprilla to cleanse bile and poisons, strengthen organs, and fix biliousness and digestion with a 25 cent price and money back guarantee. A separate note claims a New York scientist developed a coal dust oil fuel with a secret additive to prevent settling.
Public health notice urges parents to trust California Syrup of Figs for children’s laxative needs citing mild taste and full dosing directions on each bottle. Advisory emphasizes choosing the California labeled product to ensure safety and reliability.
There will be a social at the New England school house on Saturday night October 25. A menu includes pressed chicken sandwiches pumpkin pie pickles and hot coffee to raise funds to buy a desk and bookcase for the school. Miss Mary Poston of near Canaanville visits. Supt Root and wife of Athens visited and were dinner guests at J. Davis's home.
Miss Ada Lent came back to Jacksonville Saturday after a week with her grandparents. Nellie McLeod stayed with sister Jennie Grandstaff who has been ill. Fern Robinson visits Canaanville at her aunt’s. Rebecca Linscott will winter there. Lizzie Moore and son Edward visited Lydia Moore Sunday. Ethel Colvin of Athens and Vivian Ogg from Nelsonville joined N. H. Colvin’s family for a Sunday. A pie social drew a modest crowd due to muddy roads. bidding was lively and $23 was raised. C O Bryson and Hugh Stephenson went to Guysville Friday.
Allmashie of Canaanville were calling on friends at this place Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wells Van Dyke entertained Sunday the following dinners guests Virgene and Zelma Copeland Forestine Lucile and Irvene Starling Susie Kellerman Lewis and William Ogg the occasion being their daughter's birthday. Preaching services Sunday at two p m.
A practical apron dress set with roomy pockets and sleeve options offers dust protection and easy wear. Gingham khaki seersucker drill and lawn suit sizes 34 to 46 with 6 1/2 yards of 36 inch material for size 38. Pattern mailed for 10 cents.
Twenty years ago a new firm forms to manufacture vitrified fence posts. A. J. Davis of Athens serves as president with R. M. Patterson of Hebbardsville as secretary treasurer. Roscoe J. Mauck, en route to Cincinnati, plans to move his family there in spring. John W. Brown and wife tour Europe after visiting Athens relatives.
Acting Chief Bolin announced a city warning to poultry owners to confine fowls in pens or face arrest and fines. He noted increasing nuisances since Prohibition and urged compliance with the ordinance banning poultry nuisance in neighbors yards.
Heat was shut off in the mayor's apartment by order of health officials for failure to comply with anti smoke regulations.
Advertises S S S blood cleanser as the right treatment for rheumatism. Dismisses liniments and lotions as useless and urges readers to remove the disease by cleansing the blood. Provides address for medical advice and Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
A Kentucky man asserts a simple remedy from mentholized avcine can conquer hay fever if used early. He dispenses it through pharmacists and says the inexpensive tonic, made by mixing one ounce with a pint of boiled water, gargled and snorted twice daily, brings marked relief to sufferers.
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