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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1921
Page
8
An antiseptic healing cream claims to clear nasal passages and ease sore inflamed membranes, stopping hawking and snuffing. The ad urges readers to buy Ely's Cream Balm from druggists, noting decades of popular use and instant relief from nostril application.
Billy a bearded billy goat disrupts a Pic nic at the grounds by dodging boys and a young couple. He ears ice cream from a freezer, spooks children under London bridge, and leads a chase before retreating as lunch approaches. The tale ends with Billy hiding and the note that tomorrow he leaves the picnic.
In Waverly Ohio George Willis received a court hearing on a liquor charge while relatives prepared for the funeral of his brother Roy Willis.
Salem residents note Miss Celesta Graham and Miss Gertrude Houchens visiting Nelsonville relatives. Attendees from this area join the protracted meeting at New Marshfield. Typhoid illness troubles Theodore Horn amid weekend gatherings and home events.
Reader tale promotes Freezone a tiny bottle sold by druggists. It claims instant pain relief for hard and soft corns including those between toes and calluses with just a small purchase, leaving corn to lift away with fingers.
In Wellsburg Cherry hides her wish to avoid returning home as Jane elopes with Billy Sills, who is wanted for bigamy. Cherry chases them to Cardiff, confronts Sills at the church with Jane, and saves her sister from disgrace while aiding Jane's recovery after the shock.
This item compiles brief historical notes from Ohio including 1868 recall of the Fourteenth Amendment by Democrats, 1871 death of Thomas Ewing in Lancaster, 1886 Toledo Elks lodge founding, 1898 mustering out of the Third Ohio Volunteer Infantry, and 1919 Senator Burton addressing the Chinese Parliament in Peking.
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