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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
2
Chicago Oct 29 Hundreds of short line railroads face potential wage awards after the labor board hearings on 87 roads demands for raises. Some lines already applied board awards voluntarily while others awaiting decisions as hearings began Oct 18.
A Frankfort reader endorses Chamberisin's Remedy as the best cough medicine for colds and related symptoms, claiming it is the most effective remedy they have ever used.
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan for improving blood quality and fighting disease. It claims rich red blood increases resistance to illness and offers tablet or liquid forms. It warns to ask for Gude's Pepto Mangan and ensure the brand name appears on the package.
Athens high school football team completes drills and laps after a week of training for the Saturday game with Aquinas. Athens weighs less per man than Aquinas by about fifteen pounds, and wet weather could challenge the unbeaten squad. Starting plans include Wilcox or Dew at back, with Leonard at halfback if needed, while Faublon returns at tackle to bolster the line.
A West Adams Street resident testifies that after years of indigestion dizziness backache and kidney discomfort he began Dreco and world improvements followed within days. He now buys three bottles and credits the medicine with significant relief. The Cline Pharmacy Co promotes Dreco in Athens.
President Wilson sent a letter to Governor Cox endorsing his presidential bid and predicting his election. The report notes an estimated national diamond production averaging 60 million dollars annually over several years.
A public health note urges readers to seek better blood quality and circulation to restore energy and vitality. It cites anaemic people, including children, as suffering from fatigue and nervousness, and claims notable recoveries after addressing blood health.
The funeral of Mrs. C. C. Frye of Chauncey was held at the First Christian church with Rev. Timsmons and Rev. Courtney officiating. burial occurred at the local cemetery. A birthday surprise honored Mr. Joseph Dixon on his sixty first birthday, planned by Mrs. Dizon. Proceedings included a music quartet and references to a wartime tribute for Blea M. af ham.
Endeavor Society members Carl Gardners and Mrs Pendergrass classes joined First Church groups for a masked Halloween party at Misses Lacy and Helen Dorr home. About seventy attendees enjoyed fan and merriment then light refreshments. Jessie Staffinger and Grace Yensing of Detroit are visiting Chauncey guests of Henry F Staffieger's grandparents.
A garbled OCR fragment references an event involving Colgate and individuals named Lars and Antich. Details and dates are unclear, producing an incomplete report with no definite outcome or location.
A consumer note describes using sage tea as a remedy for gray hair. Dampening the strands and applying with a sponge or soft brush is said to darken hair gradually, with repeated use claiming a darker, healthier look and restoration of natural color.
The article accuses President Wilson of alternatingly seeking peace and warfare, citing actions toward Heerta Villa and the city of Fiume, and claims he sought peace with Britain, intervened in Mooney and Hillstrom cases, and pledged U.S. force for world peace in 1919, framing it as a costly price for peace.
A patient named Pogue aboard a Columbus cab company train of care awaits a serious operation after a Tuesday Chauncey hold. W J D Hines reports the medical team prepared for surgery and the city hospital pacing updates as the plan unfolds.
Members of the Bible class at First Church elected officers including a president and treasurer. Mrs D W Law was mentioned among the attendees. A class party followed with a masquerade and light entertainment, described as a very enjoyable time.
Veterans era grid report previews top programs in key inter sectional games. Army Notre Dame Chicago Ohio State Michigan Tulane Harvard Virginia Navy Western Reserve and California Oregon Aggies are highlighted as contenders with major clashes shaping the national picture.
Fragmentary text suggests a claim of cold cure in one take referencing Grove LAXA ivy BROMO QUINANE tabimonies and bearing RW Greve signature. Details are unclear but center on a claimed remedy and an attestation by RW Greve.
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