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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1922
Page
8
A night visit reveals Aunt Eleanor, Alec, and a young wife in a tense, humorous encounter. The aunt's sharp curiosity and the wife's first impressions hint at family ties and looming secrets as the scene continues.
McArthur and surrounding areas share visits from Columbus and local residents. Dr. and Mrs. Paffenbarger hosted in McArthur, and the Locust Grove area welcomed Mrs. T. B. Phillips family. The Ohio State Horticultural Society plan a summer meeting at Tom Corwin orchard in Jackson County. Alike reports cover court actions, baptisms of community life, and professional updates including W. A. Henderson's operation and Forest Weinrich starting law practice in McArthur.
An Athens case notes Guy Wilson a painter at 225 W Union St who suffered sharp back pains dizziness and frequent kidney secretions. He used Doan's Kidney Pills from McKee's Drug Store and was rid of the trouble. The ad urges relief for kidney weakness and recommends Doan's with neighbor endorsements.
The Near East tension over Greece potentially occupying Constantinople eases after Premier Lloyd George announced Greece will not move troops into the neutral zone without allied consent. New York City has more than twice Switzerland’s population.
Non union miners at Emmons Co mines in Marion Center Pennsylvania abandoned the 1917 wage scale and returned to work after securing their demands in a large operation. Production resumes on the 1921 scale.
W G Block Co of Davenport Iowa urged the senate to act on coal supplies to prevent ruinous waste of food and grain in Iowa. The appeal was presented in Washington on July 31.
The campaign of terrorism aimed at scaring the public from streetcar use continued last midnight in Buffalo. Gaunt cartridges were placed on the tracks and exploded when struck by cars, disrupting service and creating fear.
Adjutant general's office announces 71 men of Company G Ohio National Guard under Captain G Ralph Miesse have been sent from Lancaster to Rushville in Fairfield county near the Perry county line.
Clifford Thompson of Lancaster Street pleaded guilty to driving over the city speed limit and was fined $2 with costs by Magistrate Helwig on Monday. He was arrested by Motor Officer Nice.
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