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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1924
Page
4
Ice Man Begins Busy Season As 1924 Ice Use Rises
The ice industry gears up for a heavy year with Leslie C. So stating Americans will use about 8 million tons of ice in 1924. He notes 800 pounds per person across homes, butcher shops, grocery stores, hotels, restaurants, and transportation. Americans spend roughly a million dollars daily on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie C
Ice-Men’s War Association
Artificial ice era overtakes natural supply
A historical note explains that nearly all ice in America is now artificial, with New England and a few rural areas as the remaining natural sources. Of 58 million tons used this year, 42 million tons are produced artificially, marking a major shift from winter freezes to modern technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Remarkable invention of artificial ice and its impact
The piece traces artificial ice from early experiments by William Cullen in 1775 to broader use before the Civil War. It notes the vast reliance on ice for markets, stores, and homes and honors the many contributors whose names are largely forgotten, with Tellier cited as a key figure who died in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cullen
Tellier
Plant Something For Spring Rebirth And Growth
A spring message urges starting new ventures and self development by planting something real or figurative. It highlights gardening as renewal against mechanical life, stressing action, creativity, and natural cooperation with Earth through fresh plants, flowers, or fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Ventures
Natu
Oc 3
Businss
Earth
Growth Ideas From Bed Or Potato Patch Or Arch-1 1
Growth and progress concepts emerge from a patchy mix of ideas. The note links bed and potato planting with Arch-1 1 as a broader framework for development and innovation.
Depew Plans Golf At 100 In Clever Old Age Outlook
Chauncey Depew, turning ninety nine then celebrating his ninety ninth birthday, says he will take up golf at one hundred as an old man's game. He urges life interests beyond work and sensible eating as keys to longevity, noting many contemporaries died early from relentless railroading and stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Depew
Mr. Depew
Oime
Railroads Face Excess Profit Payment to Government
The article explains the end of the wartime excess profits guarantee for railroads and the obligation to surrender profits over 6 percent of valuation. The Interstate Commerce Commission seeks a correct basis to estimate excess profits as the guarantee expired two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iron Trade Review optimistic on business conditions
The Iron Trade Review reports a general sound economy with possible summer dullness but predicts a fall recovery. It notes abundant money, controlled output, good consumption, and prices drifting to tempting levels indicating a recession but expected early revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Trade Review
Establishing a Money Standard in History and Practice
The article surveys money origins from Indian wampum to gold standards, noting gold's fixed value and international acceptance. It cites Roman emperor Aurelius ensuring coin integrity, and explains modern money relies on the idea of value, with paper currency prevalent yet coins remaining in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
India
Denmark
Italy
France
Aurelian
Roman Co
Peror
Money myths and public faith in values across coins and paper
An essay discusses how coin metal content and face values persist due to public trust in government backing, while metal value fluctuates with markets. It cites silver, nickel, and copper, notes paper currency relies on belief, and surveys views on money, pensions, and famous figures.
Washington predicts postal workers to gain 300 a year
Washington says postal employees except laborers will receive a 300 yearly increase arguing the government can afford fair pay. he notes laborers’ children need food and shoes and cites Keats as an example of unlikely social ascent from humble roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal
Anylow
Keats
Dignity in bobbed hairstyles praised for women
An article extols bobbed hair in green and gold fillets, calling a well shaped skull the true dignity of an intelligent woman. It predicts widespread adoption, noting the forehead and back head will be visible as styles evolve, though it requires time to adjust.
Connecticut Governor Plans Yale Study After Term Ends
The Connecticut governor, now past fifty, intends to enter Yale University to study history and psychology once his term finishes. He notes that at fifty men seek knowledge and value it, contrasting youth’s craving for activity with childhood schooling and adults’ later leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Yale University
Republicans Fear Third Party Bid by Lafoliette
Democrats worry an independent Democratic candidate could split votes in the south if Al Smith is nominated. Politicians decry the prospect, noting four candidates would complicate campaigns and coalitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fea
Lafoliette
al Smth
Petit
Fearful tale of a four year old with abnormal gland growth
The report describes a Russian boy four, with a full beard and strength to wrestle grown men. Doctors cite excessive development of various glands, especially the thyroid, and warn of dangerous potential if his condition worsens.
Temperature balance across extremes described
A narrator explains that human blood remains at constant temperature while outside temperatures vary dramatically from the equator to the poles. The Earth is depicted as a floating hot house sailing through cold ether at absolute zero, with humanity protected from the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Questions and Answers Information Bureau guidance
A public notice explains that The Athens Messenger Information Bureau answers questions from readers. It states the service is for information only and cannot provide legal medical or financial advice or domestic dispute settlement. Submit a question with name address and two cents for return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Inq Fe
Lincoln penny designed by Brenner under Roosevelt's suggestion
Brenner, died 1924, designed the Lincoln penny after Roosevelt praised his Panama Medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor David Brenner
Roosevelt
Brenner
Panama
Mandalay
Burma
M. J
Local visitors convene at Button household and area
The article notes visits by Frances Weisenbarger and sister with families, Mrs. Aaron Littlejohn and child from Cincinnati, Merrill Shrum of Columbus, Hazel Warehiine on a business visit to Wellston, and several others from Dun das, Creola, Prattsville, Locust Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Littlejohn and Children
Cincinnati
Thomas Button
Ed Waters
Dundas
Homer Dunkle
Hazel Brown
Near Creola
Ed Allen
Annie Martin
Prattsville
Claude Barnes
Locust Grove
Radio Programs Schedule Across Cities in Evening Lineup
Radio listings show a dense schedule with stations in Pittsburgh New York Dallas Los Angeles Schenectady Zion Illinois and more. The guide lists times and programs including news bulletins concerts market reports musical programs farm addresses and performances by various artists and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WCAE
WJZ
New Yorkets
Schenectady
N. Y
Farm Bureau Organization
Prostam Kw
M. Peguiaet
Ore
Siustcat
WFAA
Dallas
Texas
Otis ‘Holt
William * McRaven
Zion
Wire Menten
Los Angeles
Radioliams
WEAF
New York
Clark
Sol_Deutach
Muete
Lathelidel
CST
St. Paul
McArthur Miss LaRue Stephenson Visit with Family
McArthur Miss LaRue Stephenson of Columbus spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. D H Weisenberger. John Stillwell of Floodwood was the guest Saturday of J O Pepples and family, Mrs L B Porter of Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRue Stephenson
Columbus
D. H. Weisenbarger
John Stillwell
Floodwood
J. O. Pepples
L. B. Porter
Vinton
Martindill and Weinrich Return From Columbus Business Trip
D A Martindill and F E Weinrich returned Saturday from a business trip to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Martindill
F. E. Weinrich
Columbus
Funeral service for William Craig held near Hamden
Attendees at the Saturday afternoon funeral included Cox and Ray Cox Dr and Mrs O S Cox A J Marfindill Dallas Snook Mrs Nettie Snook and other mourners. William Craig was laid to rest near Hamden.
Haydenville Family Visits Alice Yates and kin
Mrs Elvin Lowe and her children from Haydenville are visiting her mother Mrs Alice Yates and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin Lowe
Haydenville
Alice Yates
Court News Dunkle estate distribution petition filed
Homer P. Dunkle as administrator of the Cyn thia A. Pearce estate sues H P Dunkle Harley Dunkle David Dunkle John Dunkle and other heirs seeking distribution. Vollenwelder represents the plaintiff in this petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
Homer P. Dunkle
Cynthia A. Pearce
H. P. Dunkle
Harley Dunkle
David Dunkle
John Dunkle
Vollenwelder
Blake Estate Deed Ordered To F. E. Dixon
John FE Blake as administrator of Rosa Welch's estate is ordered to grant a good and sufficient deed for the real estate purchased by F. E. Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. Blake
Rosa Welch
F. E. Dixon
Administration records confirm final settlement for Claire Butcher estate
Almira Matthews as administratrix filed the account and vouchers for first and final settlement of the Claire Butcher estate. after due process the court approved and confirmed the settlement and discharged the administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Matthews
Claire Butcher
Cherry and Murphy Named Administrators for Payne Estates
George P. Cherry and R. I. Murphy were appointed administrators of the estates of Lucius and Cassius Payne, deceased, who died intestate. Bond in the sum of $6,000 was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Cherry
R. I. Murphy
Lucius
Cassius Payne
Bond
Estate executor files inventory and appraisal
O. E. Vollenweider, administrator of the estate of G. L. Ferris, filed herein inventory and appraisal of said estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Vollenweider
G. L. Ferris
Guardian appointment for Mary A and Anna Louise Cozad
John O. Cozad was named guardian of Mary A. Cozad and Anna Louise Cozad in a court order. The action designates Cozad to manage their welfare and finances under state guardianship provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Cozad
Mary A
Anna Louise Cozad
Efaw files final settlement of Ellis estate
L H Efaw administrator with will annexed for Arthur Ellis presents accounts and vouchers for first and final settlement. Hearing set for Saturday May 10 at 10 o clock. Estate to widow for life with remainder to three sons and eight daughters. Inheritance tax not payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Efaw
Arthur Ellis
Japanese College Life Seen Through American Exchange
Dr Takahashi a geology professor from Tohoku Imperial University in Sendai says Japanese higher education focuses on work with little play, and notes women are presently admitted only at his university. He observes Japanese courses are heavy and exams tough, while Japan progresses toward broader female enrollment. University context and size details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Japan
Takahashi
Tohoku Imperial University
Sandai
University of California
Dr. Takahashi
Imperial University
Tohoku University
Sendai
German Inventor Patents Cardboard Kettles and Pans
A German inventor has patented kitchen vessels crafted from cardboard material. The design aims to provide lightweight disposable cooking options, with potential applications in travel and camping markets.
Williams Treatment claimed to cure rheumatism and kidney ailments
Ad promotes The Williams Treatment for rheumatism kidney and bladder issues caused by body acids. It offers a free 32 dose bottle valued at 1.50 with a 10 cent postage request and claims prior users since 1892 saw relief. It promises a regular 85 cent bottle without obligation and specifies a Connecticut address for sending the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Dr. D. A. Williams Company
Dept
P. O
East Hampton
Conn
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Thomas Paine
By Frederic J. Haskin
Finoin
Hausser
Nietzsche
Robspierre
Helen Pickenbach
National Red Cross
Women’s Relief Corps of
North
St. Filomena
Red Cross
Chef Menteur
Louisiana
Lake Pontchartrain
Chet Menteur
Eiffel Tower
Woolworth
Paris
F. L
Frances Weisenbarger
Arthur Sharp
Merrill Shrum
Hazel Warehiine
Wellston
Wrigley
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
O. D
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