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Observations link headaches to eye defects after years of stomach blamed. Researchers note most headaches stem from vision issues, prompting new focus on eye health and corrective measures.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
2
Warren Man Loses Roll in Cleveland
James F. Kane of Warren reported to Cleveland police that he was drugged and robbed of 300 dollars. He regained consciousness on the street after arriving with his fiancée Mrs. Anna Coulter from Warren to discuss a real estate deal and said several men attacked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
James F. Kane
Warren
Kane
Anna Coulter
Race riot injuries after straw hat destruction in New York
A race clash in New York left one Black man dead, two people wounded, a police officer beaten, and many others with facial injuries after the destruction of out of season straw hats. The incident followed a confrontation that escalated into violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canton School Enrollment Rises By 1200 Students
Canton enrollment shows a year over year rise of 1200 students, reflecting growing attendance across district schools and potential impacts on class sizes and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Army Recruiting Party Arrives in Athens for 40th Infantry
The largest army recruiting party from Camp Sherman, fifteen men and three officers led by Lt. D. W. Bennett, arrived in Athens to secure recruits for the 40th Infantry and other outfits. They will visit Athens County towns for five days before moving to Parkersburg. The 40th Infantry needs 1100 men. enlistment terms vary for previous service and new recruits. A mass meeting may be held this week where Lt. Williams will discuss his twenty years in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Athens
40Th Infantry
D. W. Bennett
H. H. Wilder
F. Williams
Athena
Parkersburg
Camp Cuater
Col. Burkhart
Athens County
Iieut. Williams
Nerv-Worth praised by Civil War veteran in Michigan
A Findlay man, T. L. Bradstreet, lauded Nerv-Worth at J Lohrstorfer's in Flint for easing nervousness indigestion and sleeplessness. He says one bottle proved its claims and he recommends it to others. Stores in Athens Nelsonville and nearby sell Nerv-Worth. The note ends with a Philippine palm juice alcohol statistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
J. Lohrstorfer
Flint
Mich
T. L. Bradstreet
Hurd Ave
Findlay, C
McKee’s
Athens
Mr. Bradstreet
Hickman
Gem Phara
Nelsonville
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A testimonial describes severe gas causing unconsciousness after a fall and head injury. The writer credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with eliminating stomach and intestinal troubles and states one dose convinces of its efficacy with a money back guarantee from McKee Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Pay of Postal Men Very Shy
Columbus Ohio September 16 report shows 108 telegrams to Senator Harding from local postal workers urging relief from low wages. Similar messages sent to Senator Pomerene and other Washington officials to continue the campaign until pay improves. Dayton post office posts 90 resignations in the past year due to low wages, according to a telegram from Forrest L. May to Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senator Harding
Pomerone
Washington
Harding
Columbus Post Office
Dayton
Pomerene
Forrest L. May
Ohio
Olson's Gym Class Revives Ready Men Through Faithful Work
A fall semester gym class began yesterday for tired business and professional men. Started in June 1918, the group meets daily at 6 am with 30 to 50 men enrolled. Participants report renewed energy and health, noting the effort outweighs the inconvenience. Registration is via M. R. Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
M. R. Crooks
Appeals for Children of Unpopular Age
Arthur W. Caldwell of the Ohio State Grange appeals to officials and grange members, urging attention to neglected five to eleven year olds in state child welfare. He notes many applications come for ages 12 to 18 or under five, while five to eleven must go without homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Caldwell
Ohio State Grange
Children's Welfare Department
State Board of Charities
Granges of
Ohio
Dempsey Manager Refuses $150,000 London Bout Offer
New York reports Jack Kearns, manager of champion Jack Dempsey, has declined a $150,000 offer for a championship bout in London. The decision comes as talks continue and conditions may shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
London
Father Is Killed As Scaffold Collapses In Akron
Akron report says John Viers 42 father of seven was instantly killed and Charles Slreton and D. O. Lamp of Cuyahoga Falls were seriously injured when a scaffold collapsed during work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
John Viers
Chas. Slreton
Dh. O. Lamp
Cuyahoga Falls
Wilson to Speak in Glass Cage at San Diego Stadium
President Wilson travels to San Diego where he will deliver a speech from a glass cage surrounded by 250 reporters and the reception committee. A new device called the magna box will amplify his voice so thousands hear every word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Wilson
Ohio University enrollments surge as term opens
Registration at Ohio University continues with 868 students enrolled by Tuesday morning and a line of hopeful registrants awaiting entry. Classrooms opened for the first semester as Prof. C. L. Martzolff prepares to assume the alumni secretary role with Miss Julia L. Cable as his stenographer. At John Hancock School, opening figures indicate a record year as 150 students enrolled pre noon under Principal Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
C. L. Martzolff
Ellis
Martzolff
Julia L
Miss Arpee Studies Under Famous Man
Miss Arpee of the College of Music returns from New York City to resume university work after a summer studying with Percy Grainger and under Xavier Scharwenka. Grainger praised her playing and hard work. she played at a public New York reception to applause and met childhood friends from Constantinople. Her brother Edward studies at Princeton this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shouhee Arpee
The
College of Music
New York City
Percy Grainger
Miss Arpee
Xavier Scharwenka
Grainger
New York
Constantinople
Princeton
Edward
University
Steel Workers in Pittsburgh Prepare for Nation-Wide Strike
Field organizers in this district meet to submit plans to the general strike committee, which convenes tomorrow in what may be the final session before the nationwide steel strike set for September. Organizing officials say rumors of postponement until after the Washington labor conference on October 6 are false. John Fitzpatrick, head of the steel workers Committee, was due to arrive from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Washington
John Fitzpatrick
Steel Workers Committee
Chicago
Tewksbury Golden Wedding Anniversary Invitation
Mr and Mrs James N Tewksbury of Albany celebrate fifty years with invitations in gold and white for a ceremony on Wednesday October 15 at the Albany opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Tewksbury
Albany
Albany Opera House
Pink Pills Restore Strength After Influenza Illness
Mrs. Lucy Weber of Cincinnati relates that a few days of influenza left her weak and troubled by indigestion and feverish headaches. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her digestion improved, she gained strength, and headaches ceased. Pills sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Weber
Enright Avenue
Cincinnati
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady N. Y
University enrollment hits 892. football to start soon
President Ellis announced at noon that by 10:30 this morning 892 students had enrolled. Football work begins now with Muskingum hosting the first game on October 4. Captain Bill Trone to return late this week from Cincinnati engagement. Canton public school funds show a balance of 1 247 843 94 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Muskingum
Bill Trone
Cincinnati
Canton
Olala tablets offer kidney liver blood cleanse guarantee
A persuasive tonic promises to purify kidneys and liver and cleanse the blood. It claims quick overall health improvement and a money back guarantee if it fails, selling 50 tablets for 25 cents at druggists with a certificate of guarantee.
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Lash
Cleveland
Nero-Worth
Philippines
Lady Mary Chocolates
France
Henry W. Cotner
Rexall
Rascal
the Chas. DeMolet Co
Boston
Peters
Curtis
Governor Coolidge
Zolf Tf Alum Daly
Ohio Marit
O. U. and
John Hancock
Olala
SamSommer' S Store
SamSommer’s Store
Jess Henderson
Smith Street
Firestones
Eye
Firestone Tires
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