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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
7
A brilliant con artist plans an intricate mock death in Paris to mislead authorities. He places two million francs in an envelope for a collaborator to render him untraceable, staging a hospital death using a decoy body and false身份 documents.
On arrival at a Basque golf club, Janet and Norman confront a resurfaced adversary, the Frenchman Michael Benisande. A tense golf duel determines liberty or silence, ending with Michael's quiet victory and a vow to seek atonement in the Pyrenees.
In memory of Ray Sams who died April 7, 1923. The poem recalls April showers and a grave near the home. Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sams and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sams express grief, faith, and enduring remembrance.
Advertises quality groceries from seed sellers to onions and Hope's fresh milk. Promises right prices and delivery anywhere in the city. Includes contact phone 6722 and invitation to drop in or call.
The article highlights thousands of women entering varied professions and politics, stressing health as their key asset. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for headaches, nervousness, irritability, and female ailments, claiming it helps 98 out of 100 women.
The Athens District quarterly meeting of the Free Methodist church continues at Campbell street and Stimpson avenue in Athens. Evening services run at 7 o clock through Sunday, with a 10 o clock Sunday morning service. An old fashioned love feast precedes preaching and sacrament. Thursday night services drew over 30 visitors from Red Town under District Elder J A Hopkins of Zanesville assisted by district pastors.
A Philadelphia windstorm late Thursday killed two people and damaged property valued at about $250,000. The check-up today records the death toll and extent of destruction across the city.
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of Tuesday April 3. The notice communicates the nationwide review and asks banks to submit financial details and solvency indicators for examination.
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