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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1921

Page

8

Absolute Soviet Power Dominates State Machinery

Moscow dispatch analyzes the Soviet regime's total control across administration, transport, communications, press, and armed force. It argues only external pressure or hunger-driven revolt could threaten it, while highlighting concessions to foreign capital via production outputs and resource exports.

John Graudenz United Press Moscow Communistic Party Russia Lenin Poland

Ireland art spent Sunday with relatives here

Mrs Helen Rogers spent over Sunday in Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs W Hornsby and family were calling on Mr and Mrs George Dufer Sunday.

Art Helen Rogers Chillicothe W. Hornsby George Dufer

Mi O Na Promoted as Best Prescription for Indigestion

A vintage advertisement touts Mi O Na as the best prescription for indigestion or stomach distress, guaranteed by McKee Drug Co. The claim emphasizes fast relief and reliability from a trusted drug firm.

McKee Drug Co

Caution on Russia’s Potential Exclusion From Gold Market

A cautious note warns that Russia could someday be shut out of the global gold market, highlighting concerns over its role in bullion trade and potential economic consequences of such exclusion.

Russia

Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Relief Claim

An ad claims catarrh causes deafness and head noises and offers Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar as a home treatment. It asserts rapid improvement and cites up to ninety percent of ear troubles from catarrh, promising easier breathing and restored hearing.

Three Women Die in Westerville Kilgore Factory Blast

An explosion at Kilgore Manufacturing in Westerville claims three lives including Lucy Lightner and Mary Davis with Eva Whetnall among the dead from burns. A fourth woman remains in serious condition while others escape with minor injuries as officials plan an inquiry into doors and safety.

Columbus Kilgore Manufacturing Company Westerville Lucy Lightner Mary Davis Eva Whetnall

Information Bureau offers answers by mail from The Athens Messenger

Notice explains The Athens Messenger Information Bureau in Frederic J. Haskin directs readers to mail questions with full name and address and two cents for return postage. It states the bureau provides information only and cannot advise on legal medical or financial matters or settle domestic disputes.

Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C The Inquirer

Q and A on law language and general knowledge items

A compilation of brief Q and A items from 1920 covering constitutional questions about the 18th amendment, etymology of catsup, a French epigrammatist, agricultural lime, Luther Burbank’s grass, Fuji San as the Holy Mountain, Quo Vadis meaning, San Francisco Negro population, swordfish sizes, US tire production, and baseball batting rules.

United States Supreme Court G. C. Dempsey C. Feigenspan la Rochefoucould Sebastian Roch Nicholas Chamfort Luther Burbank Fuji San Japan San Francisco L. M California Bureau of Fisheries United States

Athens Woman District Heads Cincinnati at Ohio Club Convention

Closing session of the 26th annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convened in Cincinnati. Mrs. Cornelius Selover of Cleveland named president for the year. District vice presidents elected include Mrs. Elizabeth Haymaker Ravenna and others across Oberlin Toledo Athens Norwood and Troy. The southeastern district has 11 counties 40 federated clubs and about 2000 club women with Portsmouth and Athens City among key locales.

Cincinnati Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Cornelius Selover Cleveland Elizabeth Haymaker Ravenna Louis Durquer Oberlin Judson Pierce Toledo George McCaw Dennison William Harder Marion S. G. Snook Troy E. D. Sayre Athens Harold F. Ryland Norwood Southeastern Ohio Portsmouth City Athens City

No-To-Bac Claim for Tobacco Habit Cure

No-To-Bac promises to end tobacco cravings with a tablet that stops all desire. The ad asserts relief from smoking or chewing and offers a money back guarantee if cravings do not stop.

Wedding guests ordered vaccinated after smallpox scare

In Sandusky Ohio on October 28 a wedding at St Marys Church prompted the city health director to order vaccination for more than one hundred guests after a Fremont High teacher and best man Harold Held developed a well formed smallpox case. The couple Carroll Shik and Florence Schaefer may be honeymooning in New Philadelphia.

Sandusky Carroll Shik Fremont Florence Schaefer St. Mary’s Church Schoepfler Harold Held Fremont High School New Philadelphia

Washing children with Blue Devil note

Brief instructional note warns against soaking children overnight and suggests adding a small amount of Blue Devil to bathwater. Dated 10 24 16.

Epsonade Salts offers the taste of lemonade with Epsom salts

A new product named Epsonade Salts blends real Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts to mimic sparkling lemonade. Sold by druggists, a tablespoonful in cold water is advertised for biliousness headaches or constipation, touted as a notable American Epsom Association discovery.

American Epsom Association

Floyd Patton Arrested for Fraternity House Watch Theft

Officer Cady and a search warrant traced Floyd Patton, ex student of New Straits ville, to the Berry Hotel where he admitted stealing a $25 watch from a fraternity friend. He pleaded guilty, paid a $10 fine and costs.

Cady Berry Floyd Patton New Straitsville Gus Kennady Patton Justice Helwig Berry Hotel Bastille Ronth

Death on Steamship Believed Suicide of Sailor

A man suspected to be Sam Arabigian of Detroit is found dead in his berth aboard the Western States steamer. Officials say suicide is likely as letters link him to service on the U S Vermont during the war.

Cleveland Sam Arabigian Detroit Mich Western States U. S Vermont

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