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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
3
Advertisement for S S S blood tonic promoting purification of blood by removing waste products. Claims aid for skin disorders rheumatism and vitality. Invites readers to consult Chief Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., and request a free illustrated booklet Facts About the Blood. Sold at drug stores.
A rumor claimed Arthur West was missing from his Nelsonville home but the report is untrue. West and his family have moved to Detroit to establish their future home. A 20 year old woman named Garner Harper died at her parents home in Mason City Hill. funeral services set for Thursday.
Edith Scott, a Nelsonville native and alumna of Columbus city schools, wed Howard Phillips at her parents home on September 17. The groom commands the U S navigation inspection boat Siwash and they departed for the Maine coast after the ceremony.
U S Senator Borah plans to oppose ratification of the new German peace treaty. The move could halt Senate consideration and delay the pact until after the disarmament conference. Administration would push ahead only if Borah gains solid support.
Miss Jean Crawford of Canaan ville visits the Messenger booth with her seven month old granddaughter. The blue eyed blonde baby, granddaughter on both sides to George Crawford and Miles Jacoby, attracts admirers for her neat, clean, pretty appearance.
Evidence taking began in Williamson as Dave Phillips J C Mc Coy and William Parsley face murder charges in the killing of Harry Staten during the Mingo county strife. Staten died in Sprigg during May clashes between union miners and strikerbreakers. Separately the Matewan street battle case involving Fred Burgraff and Reece Chambers ended in a hung jury after yesterday’s discharge.
An ice cream social is planned at the Hebbardsville schoolhouse for Saturday night to raise funds for the M. E. church. Proceeds go to church benefit. Cincinnati news reports a bicycle bandit captured by a passing motorist after an attempted burglary. the arrestee is a sixteen-year-old boy.
John P. Tedrow's motion for a new trial was denied Tuesday in common pleas court here. He was tried and found guilty on a charge of receiving stolen goods related to the freight robbery of last February. He was released on $4,000 bond and given ten days to file a petition in error with the court of appeals. Tedrow resides in Nelsonville.
Mrs. Mattie Martin of Louisville Kentucky recalls a five year improvement after six bottles of Tanlac. She describes prior nervous breakdown weakness sleepless nights poor appetite and stomach trouble. She reports renewed strength and ability to work care for her four children and sleep well.
Washington Sept. 21 The decision to speed ratification of the treaty with Germany Austria and Hungary was reached at a conference today between President Harding and Senator Lodge Republican leader and chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. Lodge said he would call the committee tomorrow and that the treaty likely would be reported promptly with little delay. He saw no active opposition besides Borah.
Washington dispatch reports President Harding sets a busy program for Congress including ratification of German Austrian and Hungarian treaties tax revision railroad relief tariff open sessions of the disarmament conference and anti beer measures. The Senate bears the heavy burden as the House has already cleared the tax tariff and railroad bills for final action.
Farmers across northern New York report a superb corn season with stalks reaching over twelve feet tall. The August growth signals a bountiful yield across the region, bringing optimism to growers.
Charles Chesher aged 45 committed suicide by shotgun this morning about six near Haydenville Logan County. He had been ill for weeks and had just returned from Indiana to care for a family including a wife and several children. His 90 year old mother also lived with him.
Walter Brown, a colored man, armed with a shotgun and knife, searched all night for Casper Cash. Brown said Cash bought a gallon of whiskey and still owes for a quart. He was held to the grand jury under $500 bail on a charge of threatening.
Local glassware makers unveil blue themed sparkling pieces inspired by the Blue Devil motif. Exhibits highlight color, clarity, and enduring style for collectors and decor buyers seeking unique glassware.
Farmers celebrate the greatest crops on record with a bumper corn yield and silos filled with ensilage. The hay crop was light and poor, but the plentiful corn and stored fodder will help winter cattle needs that might have forced sales.
The article details a Tuesday practice where the freshmen shown signs of strength against the varsity. Captains Fuller and Litler star, while veterans like Peg Fuller and Paterson push for starting roles. Morris game odds are 50-50 as Harvey’s eleven prepares to open against Green and White.
Lorain Ohio residents confront a looming tax of about 20000 dollars on property owners where tenants were convicted of liquor statute violations. Officials say the tax will be imposed to cover the loss, creating a new financial burden for affected property owners.
Joseph Gilbert a 42 year old Avon Village grocer committed suicide by jumping in front of a westbound Nickel Plate train at Avon Center road crossing yesterday afternoon.
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