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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

7

Shipwrecked sailors adore island paradise tale unfolds

Aboard the American schooner Henriette bound for San Francisco, wrecked on a reef in the Ellice Islands, Captain Olsen tells of twenty days among 180 natives with 12 men, lavish feasts and hula dances before rescue by the British ship Hau raki. Survivors describe huts, servitude offers, and native aid during boat launches.

Honolulu South Sea Henriette Ellice Islands South Seas Henrietta San Francisco Fiji Islands Tangawa Ellice J. A. T. Olsen Hauraki Olsen Andres L. Johnson Stewart Street Joseph McCloud Negro Cook Center Street Oakland Robert Harmole A Street Alameda A. E. Hutchinson Seaman Boston Mass R. E. Hooper England Karl Hansen Sweden

Shivelys Grow Close to Amesville as Hobos Wander

Amesville notes describe Mr and Mrs H S Shively and son Wilbur of Cleveland receiving recent gifts from Mr and Mrs L Thomas. Local residents enjoy rustic forays, with Dan Tolson recovering from a broken hip and Er wound repairs. many visitors travel through and attend social visits, church services, and a 80th birthday celebration for David Rathburn at Albany.

H. S. Shively Wilbur Cleveland Eldon Wyatt Flivver Hot Springs Ark A. P. Linscott Cannaanville G. O. Linscott George S. Linscott PD. B. Bennett Ira Thomas Harry Athens I'd Florida M. FE Paul Haskins Charles Bowman Plantsville David Rathburn Albany Koeler Jennie Dan Linsco*e Fred Walter Lillian John Parmiter Jewett Edythe

Stomach Troubles Attributed to Excess Acid and Magnesia Remedy

The article explains that indigestion sourness and heartburn result from excess stomach acid. It recommends a quarter-case dose of Bisulated magnesia in water after meals or when sourness appears to neutralize acidity. It notes magnesia as a safe, inexpensive antacid available from druggists in powder or tablet form.

Granddaughter Born to Mr and Mrs George Clesier

W. 5S Senderson notes the birth since Saturday as he becomes great grandfather through the arrival of a daughter born to George Clesier and his wife.

Senderson George Clesier

Aged Doctor Plans Fourth Marriage in Brockton

Dr. Pliny H. West, 83, of Crescent Place Brockton, is preparing for his fourth marriage to 66 year old Mrs. Julia O Young. The couple details include Mrs Young’s previous two marriages and her long career in private nursing. West admits he enjoys dancing and evenings out and admires the contemporary flapper.

Brockton Mass Pliny H. West Crescent Place Julia O. Young

Swallows Cockle Burr and Dies Two Years Later

Birmingham Sept. 27 Death came to Orlando Banks Spin son a Birmingham youth in a peculiar way Two years ago the boy allegedly swallowed a cockle burr He showed no early signs then Recently he grew ill and was treated at a local hospital An X ray showed the burr lodged in his right lung Death followed within a few days

Birmingham Ala Orlando Banks Spinson Spinson

Peace Bond Sought by Doanville Woman in Magisterial Court

Doanville resident Katie Swyers filed an affidavit with Magisterate Helwig seeking a peace bond against Lillie Green after a neighbors dispute. Green pleaded not guilty. trial set for Thursday at 7 30 p m.

Katie Swyers Doanville Helwig Lillie Green

Oldest Safe Cracker in Country Averts to Heists

Kansas City report profiles Harry Morton alias Muldoon an 86 year old crook jailed for forging small checks while boasting he can crack any safe. He says he prefers his own trades and has served four prison terms since a first conviction in 1876.

Kansas City Harry Morton Muldoon Crook Morgion Morton Leavenworth, Kansas

Would Shut Down Gas Works

A citizen reports relief from long term stomach gas and appendicitis symptoms after using Mayr's Wonderful Variety as recommended by a neighbor. The advertisement claims the preparation clears intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation, with one dose enough to prove efficacy and a money back guarantee. Available at McKee Drug Co and Gem Pharmacy Athens.

Mayr McKee Drug Co Athens Gem Pharmacy Nelsonville

Pope Pleads With Turkish Leader Against War

Pope Pius XI cabled Mustapha Kemal Pasha urging him to avoid war with Britain in the Near East. Vatican circles fear possible Balkan conflict amid regional tensions.

Rome Pius XI Mustapha Kemal Pasha Vatican Balkans

Jugo Slavs Order Mobilization For National Defense

Jugo Slavia has ordered mobilization for national defense, according to information received from Belgrade. The move signals heightened wartime readiness as tensions rise in the region near Trieste.

Jugo-Slavs Trieste Jugo-Slavia Belgrade

Engaged couples ride out storm on stranded yacht

BRIDGEPORT Conn Sept 27 Angry waves tossed a love ship near here as eleven engaged couples aboard the motor yacht Ella May of New Haven endured a perilous night at sea. The craft and its precious cargo were rescued safely by dawn with no marriages derailed.

Bridgeport Conn Here Ella May New Haven

MiGs as RAT THEN DUN

London, England enjoys a bustling tourist season with heavy American spending. An estimated half a billion dollars in American money remains in Britain as 5,000-plus tourists visit daily. Americans spend on hotels, shops, theatres, and taxis, boosting revenues for steamships and services. Experts warn much of this wealth will circle back to America only after debt repayments, not before Britain’s “sucker season” ends.

David M. Church London England America France Germany Amerisan Gould Rivieria Charley Great Britain Britain Enrland Norv

Jury panels drawn for Athens county October term court

Clerk T L Morgan and Sheriff Parker drew the grand and petit juries for the October 2 term. Fifteen names comprise the grand jury with no women. twenty comprise the petit panel. Names span York Carthage Waterloo Canaan Dover Rome Ames Lodi Lee Bern Athens and others.

Grand Jury Athens Lodi J. E. Bailey Troy Madison Karr Wat Marion -Wetherell Rome Charles C. Elliott Bern James Fi. Stailey Alexander Fred Hawk Trimble Willam James William Morrigen Carl Gardner Dover J. H. Allen A. Z. Minear Lee W. V Aiken L. R. Andrews W. B. Spear Ambernt McDonald Charles Aldersoe Trimble R. H. Bursog

Allied Powers Move Considered to Save Greece

London reports that allied powers may intervene to restore order in Greece as diplomatic talks continue among London Paris and Rome regarding the Greek situation.

Greece London Paris Rome

Parsonage Returns Spark Local News From Coalville Circuit

Coalville community notes Rev BK WH Wilson’s return pleases parishioners. George Shafer visited friends, his brother Roy preaches. Mrs Ida Cook heads to Mountain Lake Park for a month with Mrs Ed Davidson. EB A Dutton, Herbert Tutto attended fim bureau meeting in Athens. Many locals ferried to Parkersburg. twelve came by ferry skiff at once. Logan Ic and new bride with two children visit from near Elkins, W.Va. Mrs B F Anderson visits Akron relatives. Blair Anderson returns from Akron after weeks away. Orville Medley of St Marys Va at home with his 72, and Fred Medley. Frank Curtis and Raymon from Belpre tenting nearby with E A Dutton’s owned property, well equipped with household goods and a Victrola. plan a trip with licenses and landowner perm. James Mershman and family hosted guests from Glou Post Office, Va.

Hockingport Coalville BK. WH. Wilson George Shafer Roy Shafer Ida Cook Mountain Lake Park Ed Davidson Fim Bureau Athens Parkersburg Logan Ic Stonacher Elkins W. Vo B. PF. Anderson Childson Akron S. Blair Anderson Aspen Tives Orville Medley St. Marys F Red Frank Curtis Raymon Prt Belpre E. A. Dutton James Mershman Form Brothers Glo Post Office

Rail strike seniority at stake under new agreement

Columbus September 27 Officials of the Pennsylvania, Norfolk and Western, and Hocking Valley railroads refuse to join the Jewell Willard accord. Claims say over 75 percent of July strikers would lose seniority on return. Only Big Four, Baltimore and Ohio, and Toledo and Ohio Central have accepted the plan. Pennsy, N and W, and Hocking Valley insist strikers return as new workers.

Columbus Pennsylvania, Norfolk & Western Hocking Valley Baltimore & Ohio Toledo & Ohio Central Lines Pennsylvania

Lower Court Holds Vote on Issue Must Be Had

In Columbus on September 27 the Ohio Supreme Court considers whether to hear the appeal of George Hawke Cincinnati regarding the Franklin County appellate court’s dismissal of his suit. He seeks to block Secretary of State Smith from placing the beer and light wine amendment on the November ballot. The case questions validity of petition signatures and the timing of sending the ballot to county boards 40 days before election.

Columbus State Supreme Court George

Pomeroy woman may return to list debts assets

Columbus, Sept 27. Attorney Fred B Hateh says recovery of $40,000 loaned by his clients to Mrs George Kraus is unlikely. Kraus, alleged to have borrowed on unsecured notes from Pomeroy and other Ohio residents, plans to return to Pomeroy within a week to make a statement of assets and liabilities. She has recovered enough to walk after being bedfast last week. She declines to specify asset totals, doubting reported debt estimates.

Columbus Fred 8 Hateh Pomeroy George Kraus Ohio

The Face in the Mirror and a Remedy Claim

A dubious fitness note suggests women appear pitied if their health shows on their face. It promotes Lidia F. Linkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy to strengthen nerves and lift the system against excessive fatigue.

Lidia F. Linkham

Arms Agreement To Extend Washington Limits At Geneva

The League of Nations assembly adopted a resolution to convoke an international conference to extend Washington conference armament limits. A committee was authorized to draft a treaty reducing armaments of all nations with mutual guarantees.

Geneva League of Nations Assembly Washington

State Drive to Start on Taxing This Week

Statewide meetings begin this week with farm bureaus and granges discussing proposed taxation amendments. Sessions run daily from Sidney on Tuesday to New Philadelphia on Saturday with Lima Toledo Cleveland and other cities included in the schedule.

Columbus Sidney Lima Toledo Cleveland New Philadelphia

Pittsburg Coal Company Declares Quarterly Dividend

Pittsburg Coal company today passed the regular quarterly dividend of one and one quarter percent on the common stock.

Pittsburg Pittsburg Coal Company

Pressing trigger grips on handles creates new horse on dirt scraper

A new horse appears on the dirt scraper used for grading as operators pull the trigger grips on handles to dump loads. The action implies manual control directs load release while grading and shaping the surface.

Blooded Brothers Enlist in Better Stock Enterprise

Wakefield Farm in Westmoreland County Virginia once tied to George Washington is enrolled in the Better Size H Better Stock movement. The Letaine Brothers now occupy the site and officials say they come from straight Washington stock.

International News Service Washington George Washington Department of Agriculure Westmoreland County Virginia Letaine Brothers

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