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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
6
The ad touts Father John's Medicine as a non alcoholic vitamin rich remedy for colds coughs and throat troubles built on a 67 year history. It claims doctor prescription origins from Rev. Father John O'Brien of Lowell Massachusetts and offers a 25000 charitable guarantee for truthfulness.
A letter from Mrs. George J. Linscott reports plans to visit Denver after a West trip with her son Ernest. Local residents host visitors from Chauncey Athens Columbus and Ashland. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Perry Clark. Mrs Mary Blair 69 dies after long illness. Flood cleanup continues and wool drying presents work for O M Lovell. Ed Quinn moves into Mrs Huston’s house.
Boyd Wile of Newell West Virginia reports eight months of stomach acidity improved after using Dr Orth's Great Stomach Prescription. He could eat anything and has had no stomach trouble since. The McKee Drug Co offers a money back guarantee for all who are not satisfied.
Jackson California scene as rescuers estimate seven to thirteen more days to reach 47 miners trapped by fire in the Argonaut gold mine. The delay follows a difficult shaft progress and hazardous conditions underground.
Stamford Connecticut reports a search underway for a canoe with two men and two women missing after vanishing off Sound Beach as a strong storm struck yesterday afternoon.
Akron physician touts a nonoperative rupture treatment claimed to require no cutting no rubbing and no pain. He says relief is immediate and recovery rapid and invites inquiries to K K H Scott Hernia Specialist Suite 7106 Scott Building Akron Ohio for a booklet.
Ohio State specialists urge multiple pickings to enhance color and size and to suit varieties. F H Beach notes red and striped varieties benefit from several harvests, with Wealthy WineSap Grimes Golden Rome Beauty among summer types. Some varieties drop early. others like Jonathan, Delicious, and McIntosh may rot if left too long.
Letters from Rev. William A. Genheimer recount a voyage from New York to Nyasaland in 1922. He details Atlantic storms, stops in Cape Town Port Elizabeth London Durban Beira and a trek to the Nyasaland station. The Zambezi voyage featured hippos and a Livingstone grave visit. He describes a 160 person heathen crowd at a Sunday service and appeals for practical Christian workers and funds.
Wilim Farris, a 55 year old textile worker, opened fire on a group of children in Clover South, killing two and wounding four others. The victims were members of the Taylor family, and one of the wounded is believed dying. Farris was placed under heavy guard at the state penitentiary in Columbia.
Federal raids in Brooklyn led to a padlocked flat where officers found Mrs. Margaret Palazzolo charged with illegal liquor possession. Authorities report bottles of various colors and mention a Grand Jury investigation into eleven deaths linked to poison liquor in Red Hook and nearby areas.
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