Lydia E. Pinkham remedy cited by Georgia reader
A Georgia reader from Hazelhurst says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her avoid surgery after months of bed rest due to female troubles. The letter praises the medicine as a cure for headaches nervousness backache and other functional derangements and invites others to seek guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. communications are kept confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Razelhurst
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. W. C. Little
B.F.D. A. Hazelhurst
Old Friends Reunite Amid Struggles and Small Pleasures
Annie reunites with Rose Rothberg now Mia, who describes uptown sharpness and downtown hardship. They discuss Bernie’s job loss, a failed deli venture, and local recreation options from baths to a boys club, revealing poverty’s limits and neighborly aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hargan
Annie
Rose Rothberg
Rosie
Rose
Rotheberg
Mia
Max Gubin
Robbie
Bernie
Robin
Heart and Home Problems in a Domestic Column
A marriage guidance column addresses jealousy and independence within a troubled wife’s letter. Advice urges personal autonomy, dressing with confidence, and consideration of adoption if childless. Additional notes cover coed picnic etiquette, inviting escorts, and etiquette on dances and courting. The column also provides quick tips on cleaning suede with a wire brush and cleaners.
Froggie Visit and Local Social Notes Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs William Austin enjoy a visit from Akron daughter. Emmett Radford visits Akron and attended the State Fair. Earl Baker and bride visit H L Bakers family and are treated to a bel ling. Mrs Charles Oxley sick list. Fred Radford of Athens returns after days with Harold Radford. Elsie Braley visits Carbondale. Ice cream social at Hebbardsville rain dampened. Roy Radford builds a silo. L Baker relatives gather at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Austin
Akron
Emmett Radford
Earl Baker
Bride
H. L. Baker
Charles Oxley
Near Here
Fred Radford
Athens
Harold Radford
Elsie Braley
Carbondale
Hebbardsville
Roy Radford
L. Baker
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighbors Visits and Church Events
Mr. and Mrs. Merrit Hayes of Coolville visited Friday night. Amos Townsend and daughter Ova of Carthage were guests Sunday. Thomas McAfee and family visited Parkersburg Monday. Jessie Hoisington of Athens visiting locals. Ladies Aid meets at Miss Sarah Hatch’s home. Rev. Arbuckle preached at the M E church and discussed the Worthington Children’s Home. next Sunday marks final conference year services. J C Snedeker of Amesville opens an undertaking in town. Clarys Smith and Elizabeth Leiper visit with William Leiper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit Hayes
Coolville
Wallace Hatch
Amos Townsend
Ova
Carthage
C. W. Townsend
Thomas McAfee
Parkersburg
Jessie Hoisington
Athens
Ladies Aid Society
Sarah Hatch
Rev
Arbuckle
M. EB
Worthington
Nex
M. E
J. C. Snedeker
Amesville
Clarys Smith
Elizabeth
William Leiper
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Promotes Public Confidence
Publicity and good treatment of customers with conservatism have won public favor for Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. The ad outlines principles, explains why they deserve goodwill, and notes a 5 percent interest on idle funds. Located at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio with assets over 17.6 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay St
Columbus, O
Labor Day Picnic at Little Hocking Draws Local Guests
A Labor Day celebration at Little Hocking drew attendees from Athens and Chillicothe including C. W. Townsend Chas Webb Nellie Laughlin Hugh Wharff and Frank Robinson as part of a fishing trip with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Chillicothe
C. W. Townsend
Chas. Webb
Nellie Laughlin
Hugh Wharff
Frank Robinson
Little Hocking
Albany Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Openings
Albany residents host relatives from Rutland Athens and Marysville while the Cross and Downard reunion is held nearby Albany school opens September 8 and former staff return from travels Earl Dailey and families visit and Mrs Dailey accompanies them Everett Cline and daughters entertain guests from Berea and Athens Albany welcomes new principal Nesbit moved to Parker home for the year Abbie Tewksbury loses his machine at the State Fair and a wedding shower is held for Mrs Freda Considine's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Griffith
Bucyrus
Alvin Cline
Alice Winn
Marysville
Mrs
Crossen
Alma Masketer
Baltimore
Elza Dailey
Eldon Dailey
Marion
Columbus
Mary Bobo
Mina
Louis Conner
Mineral
Mary Lee
Lew Rosseter
Rallings
Marshfield Road
Oo Town
William Nichols
Everett Cline
Oscar Pustheimer
Berea
Roy Cline
Athens
George Cline
Ruth Welch
Walker
Carpenter
O. D. Dailey
Ed. Burdette
Akron
James’ Richardson
Mc. Connellsville
Nesbit
Surprise family gathering in Marshfield marked by kin and friends
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Minear hosted a pleasant surprise for sons Earl and Pearl on August 29. Guests included Katherine and Eleanor Wilson Murice Allen Mildred Beverage Bernice Hubert Young Edith Matheny Alberta Judy Shelby Collins Ernest Judy Charley Phillips Esther Swaim and the Minears. Music by Eleanor Wilson and Alberta Judy. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Minear
Earl
Pearl
Katherine
Eleanor Wilson
Murice Allen
Mildred Beverage
Bernice
Hubert Young
Edith Matheny
Alberta Judy
Shelby Collins
Ernest Judy
Charley Phillips
Esther Swaim
Pearl Minear
Sutton
Luhrig
Athens
Emmerson Collins
Relatives Visit and Local Travel Notes
Guests of relatives at Gore Sundey. Mrs. A. R. Minear has gone to Columbus to see her sister who is very ill. Mrs. Henry Nice has returned from Columbus where she has spent several weeks with Mrs. Louis Zapp. Constable I. P. Tucker has gone to Thurston to attend a family reunion. He expects to visit relatives in Columbus before returning home. Mrs. Julia Johnson of Athens is the guest of relatives here. Mrs. Walter Hunter and daughter Winnie were visiting in Athens on Monday. Wm. Sturgill and family spent Monday in Carbondale. Mrs. Orley Young and daughter were Athens shoppers Saturday. H. H. Hulbert was a caller in Athens, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Sundey
A. R. Minear
Columbus
Henry Nice
Louis Zapp
Constable I. P. Tucker
Thurston
Julia Johnson
Athens
Walter Hunter
Winnie
Wm. Sturgill
Carbondale
Orley Young
H. H. Hulbert
Local Briefs Highlight Town Visits and Moves
Samuel A. Chadwell of Sugar Grove visited his brother Hugh who has just returned from Germany where he served in the First Division. Mrs W G Danford and daughters from Athens visited friends here Sunday. Nellie Sands and Stella of the Messenger office spent Labor Day with their parents. Lena Wolfe left for Columbus to enter Bliss Business College. Charley Danford installs a gas line tank called The Visible. Mrs John Wolfe visited Athens and Homer Wolfe’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Chadwell
Sugar Grove
Hugh
Germany
W. G. Danford
Audrey
Verna
Marion
Athens
Nellie Sands
McBee Factory
Miss Stella
Messenger Office
Lena Wolfe
Columbus
Bliss Business College
Charley Danford
John Wolfe
Homer Wolfe
Regbmends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs H E Timberlake of Indiana Pa says pneumonia left her throat and lungs weak and bronchitis troubled her. She learned of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a neighbor and reports relief after a single bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Timberlake
Indiana
Chamberlain
Woman Dies After Dress Catches Fire at Home
Grace Downing aged 32 an accountant was burned when her dress came in contact with a flame at her Cleveland Ohio home Friends forced entry after her screams and found her on the floor engulfed in flames She died shortly after the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grace Downing
Downing
Seeing is believing says officer on whiskey truck raid
An officer questioned three men claiming a motor truck carried roasting cars. He uncovered 150 quarts of whiskey loaded for shipment from Louisville to Indianapolis. In Canton Dr. J A Kappelman of Chicago starts work as city health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s. O. L. Seymour
Louisville
Indianapolis
Canton
J. A. Kappelman
Chicago
Terrifying discomforts from skin diseases
A vintage advertisement claims eczema and skin disorders stem from blood imbalance and promotes S S S as a long standing remedy. It urges readers to seek expert advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Readjustment of Rates Supreme Requirment for Real Conservation
Readjustment of natural gas rates is essential before any real conservation can occur. A study shows 62 percent of domestic customers were billed below cost, with 38 percent covering costs and profit, risking service if large users are cut off. Domestic customers must provide sufficient revenue to cover production and distribution costs, or producers will lose service and must rely on industrial sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Fuel Administration
National Fuel Administration
United States Bureau of Mines
Dallas
Texas
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Twentieth Street
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Mamma
D. D
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Albany
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Rutland
W. M. Higley
Earl Dailey
Adaline Dailey
Earl Custer
U. S. Army
Martin's
del G. Tewksbury
Murfreesburg
Ill
J. N. Tewksbury
Mr. Tewksbury
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Carl
U. S
Department of Expert Accountants
Washington, D. C
A. F. Holmes
State Hospital
John Wible
Logan
J. W. Johnson
Gladys
E. A. Bodkins
Abbie Tewksbury
Robert Jones
Freda Considine
Sontcha
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Athens Gas Light & Electric Co
Liamies
Jamie
Sax
L. H. Baughman
West State Street
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