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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
2
A Kentucky man promotes Mentholized Avcine as a cheap, simple cure for hay fever. He says gargle with a one ounce bottle mixed in a pint of boiled water and use twice daily, then snuff or spray each nostril. A week to ten days could reduce symptoms, with many sufferers reporting relief.
Cincinnati fans fear rain as unsettled weather looms for Wednesday. Weather forecaster W C Devereaux predicts partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with little temperature change and a rare chance of rain, but expects fair conditions for the game.
A sewing pattern description offers gingham or lawn options with bias cut waist and pockets and wrist or elbow length sleeves. Sizes 2 through 10 years require 2 1 2 yards for size 6 and the illustration pattern can be mailed for 10 cents plus stamps. An Oklahoma inventor develops an adjustable hydraulic horsepower system for southern Italy and Sicily.
A Buffalo woman recalls childhood anemia worsening to severe weakness by age twenty three. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her blood, complexion, headaches, and weight improved dramatically, with lasting nerves and strength gains. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box with discounts and a free booklet.
A 75 year old man from Delphos Ohio describes relief from rheumatism eczema and itching after taking Number 40 For The Blood. He claims eight bottles cured him and led him to discard crutches on Christmas day. He endorses the product and notes it treats gout malnutrition poisoning auto toxication constipation chronic rheumatism and liver issues. Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Indiana a druggist for 40 years. Sold by McKee Drug Co.
Henry Thompson aged 55 died September 28 of dropsy at his home in New Pittsburg. The remains will be transported to Athens for funeral services at Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 2 PM. Burial is in West State Street Cemetery. Survived by widow and five children: William Herbert Jeneva Edward and Mrs. Mary Sanders. Potash deposits France obtained via Alsace cession cover about 70 square miles.
Dr. McCuaig urged essential adaptation for marriage during lectures at the First M E Church and Christian church. He argued love must subjugate the ego, and partners should view life from each other’s perspective while recognizing differing strengths and reciprocal standards.
The notice explains that genuine Aspirin, Bayer Tablets, must bear the Bayer Cross and be in an unbroken package with proper directions for relief from headache toothache rheumatism and neuralgia. Small tins of 12 tablets are inexpensive. larger packages exist.
ToledO reports Walter Nowiak was struck and killed by a train. The accident occurred near the rail yard and authorities are investigating details surrounding the incident.
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