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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
8
In a perilous balloon drift, Billy and Button are saved as the balloonist descends to pull it near the deck. The captain hails the pair for their courage while Billy makes a dramatic landing atop the pilot house and joins the officers. Tomorrow’s installment hints at Judy’s potato patch distress.
Ad promotes tablets Bromo Quinine for relief of headaches caused by summer colds. Claims the genuine medicine bears the signature of EK W Grove and cautions buyers to ensure the product is BRO MO 380ce.
The U S destroyer Morris ran aground on the west end of Goat Island in San Francisco harbor during heavy fog today.
Sept 7 reports the Japanese labor federation inviting Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, to visit Japan. The move signals ties between Japanese labor groups and American labor leadership.
Arline manipulates Ned in Wellsburg to rekindle a past love while feigning care and engagement to another man. Ned, drawn by sympathy, plans to end the partnership to protect everyone, unaware of Arline’s true motive and the missing wife’s shadow.
Mrs. Gladys Bolin and her children visit her parents Mr and Mrs Zell Buffington in Springfield. Jeff Harrison drives to Athens Wednesday with a cousin from Middleport. Mrs Robert Graves and Jake Matheny also visit Athens, while Mr Hale reports two valuable cows.
Pattern 3428 shows a quaint dress for ages 2 4 6 and 8 requiring 25 yards of 27 inch fabric for size 4. Materials listed include chalice embroideries all over voile batiste taffeta china silk serge albatross gabardine linen and gingham. Pattern mailed to any address for 12 cents in stamps.
The Millfield ladies aid of the Christian church hosted their husbands with a six o clock dinner at Mr and Mrs Bart Pettit. Two dining rooms were used for the meal and after supper a sale was conducted with each member contributing items to sell.
A regular business meeting followed a brief program that brought joy to attendees. Fifty two members were present as a new member was admitted. The next meeting is scheduled for October 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Howard with Mrs H O McDaniel assisting.
Mrs. Louis E. Stoll of Philadelphia reports six years of monthly pain and vomiting spells eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recommends the remedy to friends and daughters and urges others to write the Lynn Massachusetts company for health guidance.
Mrs. W. H. Person reports awful sickness from gas and acidity eased by Eatonic tablets taken after meals. The ad claims belching sourness and indigestion diminish as the stomach settles, with a big box offered at a trifling cost under a druggist guarantee.
The piece highlights expectant mothers turning to a product named Mother's Friend as a favored aid ahead of childbirth. It notes appreciation from women for its perceived benefits during pregnancy.
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