August Sermons and Localities Highlight Athens News
Dr. Lynch's August sermons at the Presbyterian church draw broad audiences beyond Presbyterians, with praise from friends. A near-miss bicycle incident prompts caution from a local motorist about reckless cycling. A milk center is likely to open in Athens next week with milk at fifteen cents per gallon from Denmark Farm before September. Various social notices cover engagements, weddings, gatherings, school registrations, and local visits among Athens residents, churches, and businesses.
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International fly and ball casting meet opens at Sellwood Park
The thirteenth international fly and ball casting tournament, by Multnomah Anglers Club under the National Association of Scientific Angling Clubs, opened at Sellwood Park pool in Portland with entries from the United States and Canada. Eleven events over four days end August 22, with equal gear and a program of distance and accuracy events daily. Many champions are among the entrants and special events include fishing trips, a Bonneville hatchery visit, banquets, and other attractions.
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Blind Marine Corporal Rebuilds Life After War Injury
Corporal Christen Poulsen of the Sixth Marines, blinded by a shell near Paris in June 1918, left the army hospital in February 1919 to start anew in Chicago. He works full days in fuel and feed with his wife and pursues a business management correspondence course after training at the Red Cross School for the Blind in Baltimore. He received War Risk Insurance benefits of $80 monthly.
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When a Woman Tells Begin Here Today
Helga Sorenson narrates her confession of trapping her fiancé for money and rebounding into a new life. She ponders marriage and virtue as she travels with Tom Philip Ames, whose wealth and sister influence shape looming choices at Li’s house. The scene shifts from a veranda encounter to a tense, fateful crossroads.
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Wives Who Fail She Bossed His Office
A wife who left business for a marriage tried to supervise her husband’s office from home. Her feminine oversight created cross purposes, wasted effort, and growing tension among staff. A cheeky note from her mother-in-law and misread signals explain the friction, though she never grasped why the office quarrels persisted.
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Iora
To the Sphinx We Owe the Newest Turban
Marian Hale reviews a Paris sourced fall millinery trend, the Sphinx turban. Made from antique felt with Osiris-like wings and Chantilly lace draped across the front, it marks a novel Egyptian influenced daytime headpiece amid fashion history.
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Young Poulsen Builds Path From Family Trade to Partnership
A son seeks his own footing while assisting in his father’s Chicago feed store. He becomes a full partner and pursues further business training through a Federal Board for Vocational Education correspondence course. His wife, married last year, assists as reader during his studies.
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Gigantic Cocaine Ring In Paris
Paris police search for members of a vast cocaine ring that allegedly moved over five million dollars of the drug in six months with profits around one thousand percent. The operation operated openly in Montmartre bars and even in a taxi where agents made deliveries like a grocer. Foreign buyers were said to be the main customers, with many victims blamed for drug weakened intellects.
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Old Old Resident Finds Relief With Mayr's Remedy
A 75 year old man, given up by five doctors, credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for rapid relief from stomach trouble after ten days without food and severe jaundice. The ad claims the preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee after one dose.
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France Faces Dope Law Violations Doomed Health
A flawed police inquiry followed the deaths linked to drug use and a Paris murder case. Officials report tiny arrests and weak enforcement, while Dr. Courtois-Suftit cites migrants’ drug violations as undermining public health in France.
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