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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1927
Page
8
The Electric theater in Athens screens The Great Dog Detective. The performance lasts about thirty minutes and students are asked to stay full movement of patriotism.
The McNary-Haugen veto emerges as a political dud with limited West support and apathy toward 1928 candidates. Observers note the veto strengthens the President by discrediting the bill's supporters and dampening farm relief hopes amid a shifting political mood.
News of Henry Ford’s serious injuries after a crash says recovery is likely despite no confirmation of foul play. The wide range of items includes China’s divided future, Britain’s Lady Astor, women’s suffrage views, Venus measurements, tiger hunting rites, Diogenes lantern, Missouri eggs claim, and political observations.
Washington D C Fire Call of the Camps notes thousands of young men respond as CMTC camps expand fromPlattsburg roots. The program traces to 1913 when General Wood started training at Gettysburg and Monterey, growing into a nationwide movement with university backing.
The article describes a bustling urban scene with artists, writers, and soldiers moving through city life. It notes visiting figures and consular attaches in evenings, the allure of glamor amid routine commerce, and the pervasive portrait of modern metropolitan life across neighborhoods and cultural spaces.
A catalog listing titled The Life of Christ Synopsis Arranged by Dr. William E. Gilroy with sketches by Krossen outlines a devotional work. The entry presents the arrangement and contributor credits for the religious study material.
Washington rumors say Secretary of Commerce Hoover may succeed Kellogg as secretary of state. Hoover reportedly desires the post to aid his presidential ambitions while Coolidge weighs the move and possible senatorial inquiries loom. Potential rivals include Wadsworth and Jenroot, with Houghton and Morgan ties also discussed.
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across U S stations. It notes a Saxophone quartet on WEG at 8 05 p m Easter time and varied offerings from KPIs to WRNY and WEAF including operas concerts and organ hours with many city stations listed.
Government reports over 160 tests show no clear benefit from fuel dope mixed with gasoline to increase automobile speed. The Federal Reserve Board notes a continued decline in wholesale trade volume in February. Congress refrains from widening radio program ranges to add more stations, amid opposition from radio industry groups.
A segment presents Q and A items on topics from preservation prints to salt from the Great Salt Lake and Bible verses. It includes explanations about walking in circles, flies’ winter survival, and a note on a Washington Monument stone quote.
T W O Connor chairman for the United States shipping board leads an appeal urging American importers and shippers to patronize the ancient merchant marine. The call emphasizes bolstering national maritime strength through domestic trade support.
Jesse Sharp returns to the Ohio peniten tary after an 18 year absence. Guards display indifference as Sharp, once paralysed by escape strain, faces renewed policing and a fragile mind under the pressure of capture.
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