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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1921
Page
6
Do not buy unless the Bayer name appears on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin. Doctors have prescribed it for twenty one years and it has proven effective for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. Handy twelve tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists. Aspirin is the Bayer trademark.
An advertisement touts a bed bug killer P. D. Q. claimed to kill bedbugs roaches ants and their eggs. It promises a quart size potent formula with a patent spout and claims easy application and effectiveness in homes.
Crescent Ridge hosts Mr and Mrs F M White and daughter Edna and other White family members with Elizabeth Martin in Mechanicsburg. Sayre visits Clara Werner. Babe McAfee and family visit John Weiss. Several Wemer relatives host gatherings and attend Mrs Hannah Burke funeral in Glous. County agent advice on hot water in oats offered.
A University of Pennsylvania experiment shows cheering increases a participant's endurance. A drum and marker track lifting of an 1800 gram weight. with encouragement, subjects lift more times than in the no cheer trial, indicating a heightened effort.
Mrs. Mary Coleman, attorney and club leader, tells United Press that women have transformed men. She notes men now help at home, discuss business and politics, shave daily, and push the baby carriage, claiming men are no longer effeminate but have learned to be men.
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier and system builder to improve eczema and skin eruptions. It claims impure blood causes disease and urges readers to begin taking S. S. S. now and request a free booklet. Contact Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia for medical advice and availability.
Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber once tied to the Dan F Kaber murder case serves a life sentence and now works unloading coal at the Marysville women's reformatory. She reports improved health from outdoor labor and prefers it to sewing room confinement as authorities note her notable physical progress.
London September 23 British cabinet ministers met at Gairloch with Lloyd George to draft the reply to Eamonn De Valera. The note will reiterate sovereignty while granting a conference, signaling a possible final government decision on a peace conference with Sinn Fein.
Hebbardsville Sunday School at 9 30 Albany no meetings Winger Chapel Sunday school 9 30 no preaching due to Carthage meetings Guysville evangelist Hakim speaks 10 30 New England Sunday school 9 Dr Miller service 10 15 reception baptism Lord's Supper Carthage Sunday school 1 evangelistic service 2 Rev Hakim second service 7 Meetings every evening at 7
Chauncey and Akron residents shared visits with members of the Morris and Russell families. Berta Lonas and Stewart guests joined Cal Morris, with Will Andrews of Millfield and Callie Holly of Akron visiting Ed Morris. Fertilizer hauling kept farmers busy, and a potential Sunday reunion at Ed Morris residence depends on favorable weather. Illnesses include Pearl Russell’s daughter and Mrs. John Grubb, while Pedigo, Keeton, and McLaughlin from Nelsonville enjoyed hunting at Ed Morris’s home.
A sufferer credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending stomach distress from gas and colic. The testimonial claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus and intestinal inflammation, allowing unrestricted eating with one dose proving its value, or money back.
Columbus, Sept 23. County offices in Ohio show shortages in funds and padded payrolls amid alleged public-interest disregard. A. B. Peckinpaugh, veteran head of inspectors, cites ongoing investigations into county political scandals with names of counties withheld.
Before the Spanish conquest Inca warriors adorned horse saddles with heads of enemies killed in battle. They used a secret process to remove bones and embalm the heads to lighten the relics.
A quip notes that hard work may not kill but simply mentioning it unsettles some men, reflecting wary attitudes toward labor and masculinity in the era.
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