Thought for Today Cautions Against Eating Dragons
A brief quip mirrors Shakespearean wisdom urging restraint and friendship over fear. The line playfully cautions against consuming a ldrak while emphasizing loyalty and companionship.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1924
Page
4
A brief quip mirrors Shakespearean wisdom urging restraint and friendship over fear. The line playfully cautions against consuming a ldrak while emphasizing loyalty and companionship.
The author discusses a book on dishonesty costing billions, urging honesty as the cure. He compares ex convicts returning to crime with Jean Valjean’s struggle, noting society’s distrust of former prisoners and the lure of the old gang.
An anxious appeal arrives from a distant city where a man seeks employment to support his mother. He rejects charity, asking only for work and a chance to prove himself. The note reflects hardship, resilience, and the call for a fair opportunity.
Virginia Tech and local extension workers join forces with the U S Department of Agriculture to direct a living room improvement contest in Albemarle County Virginia The project responds to farm women nationwide seeking livable less formal spaces that accommodate group use and family leisure amid changing home life and social expectations.
The article reviews the prevalence of deafness in the United States, stresses prevention and early treatment, and highlights Rochester’s ear clinic in schools. It notes that many cases stem from scarlet fever, measles, and related conditions, and discusses lip reading as a growing aid in education and communication.
The article notes growing lip reading clubs in cities with deaf societies and night school classes for adults. It cites Fred DeLand of the Volta Bureau, saying Americans spent over a hundred million dollars to alleviate hearing loss and urges a national effort to prevent deafness by addressing its causes.
A collage of opinions discusses Jewish expulsion consequences in Turkey and Spain versus Holland, perpetual motion disbelief, the Loeb Le-po ld case, genetics and environment shaping mind, youth literacy and alcohol, crime and punishment, postwar reflections, Kaiser’s view, Jaures’ burial, and a school teachers address urging literacy and intellect.
Val n t ine Chirol warns of a potential war with the East, urging America and Western Europe to prepare. He suggests submarines and aircraft to deter foes while advocating fair Eastern conduct and strong retaliation if attacked. A Detroit widow weds a 23 year old man. the piece ends with a Plato remark on old women.
Readers may submit questions to The At 3 Messenger Information via Frederic J. Haskin in Washington with two cents postage. The bureau cannot give legal medical or financial advice nor settle domestic disputes. include full name and address for a direct response.
Preparations for an international exhibition of flowers and horticultural products are underway under the General Association of Bulb Growers of Holland. Tulips hyacinths narcissi and gladioli will be highlighted at the event to be held early next spring.
The path to a commission comes mainly from military academy graduates but civil life examinations also yield commissions. Examinations are not regularly scheduled though publicity announces dates. the last was April 14, 1924, and another is unlikely soon.
Hamden announces the marriage of Howard Blackburn of Chillicothe to Lucy Bl-erhup on South Main Street by Rev. L. Lewis. The couple motored to Lancaster and plan eastern city visits before returning home. Other notes include B. and O. engineer Buckburn, Mrs. Fred Smith of Oakley visiting her parents on Puritan road, and the Huffman and Robbins families traveling to Columbus for a week with relatives. Edward Stanton of Columbus was a Friday guest of Mrs. Anna Stanton. After days with their son C. W. Campbell and wife, the Campbells have returned.
The column lists visitors from Columbus and Springfield joining local residents for weekend gatherings. Names include Mr and Mrs W H Dye with children John Mary Fred Jr from Columbus, and Mr and Mrs Harry Messick from Springfield Ohio. Other notes mention moves and outings around Wilkesville Main Street and Newark, with several relatives traveling.
The guest of Mr. L. C. Bobo and family at Ewington attended the Ewington bean dinner Saturday. Automatic telephones are extremely popular in Europe.
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