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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
6
Mrs. Alice Heuter of Christopher NL claims four years of irregularities weakness and nervousness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She favors the remedy saying she is no longer nervous, regular, and in excellent health and believes the product can cure any female trouble.
Annie records the harsh lives of foreign poor in America through Rothbergs Rafetzkys and neighbors. She recalls seven year old paper sellers and a dime hidden in a yard while pondering why poverty deepens for Bernie and her children. The piece ends with Annie reflecting on worn work clothes, tiredness, and a sick baby as life grows harder.
A vintage care column answers several letters about adolescence romance and marriage timing. Topics include accepting money for a trousseau, waiting to marry, staying away from unsuitable courters, and handling a fading affection with guidance on gradual separation.
Mrs Callie Brown of Coolville visited with her niece Mrs O O Stalder and J E Lawrence family. Floyd Bretz Delno Beetz and family from New Marshfield were guests of Amos Bretz and family. Mrs C A Wiseman and children stayed with J C Stewart. John Poston hosted sister and husband James Watkins of Shade. Kate Hambel Roger Athens visitors. Pallie Chapman Ryland Dorr and Helen Cray Athens visitors. J C Stewart visited Wiseman at Athens. Mrs Charles Inman Athens visitor. John Pickett Athens sister Mrs W E Webb from Missouri visited. Mrs Webb plans to visit Mrs L B Finsterwald before leaving. M L Woodard family visited Nelsonville. F K Coleman family drove to Parkersburg. Rev M L Woodard has been re-
Rev. and Mrs. Kasier moved into the U B parsonage this week. Dr. McLaughlin left to visit Glenmont. Dr. Dwyer will handle practice in his absence. Byron Calvert and Frank Willard families visited relatives. Henry Geisendorfer and C E Kincade attended church events. Funeral attendees from Amesville supported Mrs Lucy Poston at South Canaan. M E church service slated Sunday at 10 30 AM. Gailey Cottrell and wife of Athens visited Allen Rodehaver and wife.
Athens Hi varsity shows a strong start with a heavy line and fast backfield. Paul Conner, noted All-Southeastern Ohio tackle, elected captain at Tuesday meeting as team trains hard with an optimistic schedule ahead.
John Finley visited a fortune teller and asked for a forecast of his wife's death. A Chicago court sentenced Finley to one year in jail for his inquisitiveness.
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