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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1919
Page
6
A laboratory visit reveals Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound produced with clean facilities and precise processes. Over 350000 pounds of herbs annually are harvested at peak potency and extracted with solvents. Utensils and tanks are sterilized and the product pasteurized and sealed for safety. The article highlights herbs and expert care as factors in treating female ailments.
A Kentucky druggist touts a home remedy claimed to ease rose and hay fever. The plan uses Mentholized Avenue gargled daily and nasal spray twice daily, with a pint preparation made by mixing mentholated Avenue in boiled water. The treatment is marketed in one ounce vials as Mentholized Arcine.
An advertisement touts SENRECO TOOTH PASTE as a cheap quick fix for white teeth and healthy gums. It claims to remove film, combat pyorrhea and mouth acidity, and is said to be used by thousands of dentists with remarkable sales.
Annie schemes to pawn wedding gifts to fund her husband Bernie's recovery after pneumonia. He returns to work, then volunteers as a gym instructor while Aunt Maggie leaves town for a fragile health boost. The piece ends with a quiet, hopeful note as summer stretches ahead.
A reader asks about laws on a mother with three daughters after a late night ride with four boys. Advice: the husband’s anger may fade. seek a lawyer if separation occurs. rights depend on jurisdiction. Other letters cover teen dating boundaries and age appropriate fashion.
John D. Spinks of 410 Jackson St. of Zanesville claims Dreco freed him from gas in the stomach that pressed on his heart and caused sleepless nights. He says after taking Dreco his bowels regulate, sleep improves to seven hours, and he feels relief from backache headaches and dizziness with renewed appetite. The Cline Pharmacy Co promotes the remedy in Athens.
Rev. Karel Mansfield, formerly a Springfield preacher, announced he has accepted a job selling farm tractors after leaving the pulpit, per a local newspaper report.
Canton officials promise police salaries will rise from 125 to 159 dollars per month starting January 1. The move aims to attract and retain officers amid budget considerations.
Harriet Taylor Upton argues women ready for enfranchisement will not align with old parties. She warns of high living costs, trusts, and war readiness, urging creation of a new party focused on lower prices and peace, as women seek political identity before 1920.
Mrs. H E Timberlake of Indiana Pa says a prior bout with pneumonia left her throat and lungs weak and bronchitis ongoing. She learned of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a neighbor, bought a bottle, and found immediate cough relief.
Columbus reports petitions filed with the secretary of state by John Druffel of Cincinnati for the Ohio anti suffrage league opposing legislative ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment and the Reynolds Fouts law. The first petition listed 70 129 names and the second 67 073. not filed within 60 days of the November election, no vote can occur until November 1920.
In Amesville G A Phillips caught two boys in his melon patch and paid five dollars to deter them. The boys sang the old song We wont go there any more. In Albany Joe W Lindley, his family, and sister Emma attended the bean dinner at Wilkesville on Saturday.
COOLVILLE welcomes students as September 11 marks the start with Prof. Weatherbee as principal Frank Campbell in intermediate room and Mrs. Ida Wedge heading the primary department. GUYSVILLE C H Copeland and wife attended the C E convention in Veto. TRIMBLE Rose A Johnson lays a brick walk before his property. NEW MARSHFIELD Mr and Mrs R Y Young hosted an evening for their parents Mr and Mrs Orson Lewis of New England and Mr and Mrs Samuel Young of New Marshfield.
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