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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

6

Thought for Today From the Father of Lights

A devotional line mirrors James 1 17 with a call to generosity and forgiveness. The quote invites a cheerful temper and benevolent actions toward others, portraying God as the source of every good gift and light.

Lights Tomas

What Wears Out Presidents and the Jobs Chase

The piece argues presidents wear out from petty appointments and constant appeals by job seekers rather than big crises. It advocates limiting meddling with merit-based staffing and suggests Congress reduce intrusions while the Labor Department promotes homegrown play gear for children as productive outlets.

Cabithe Supreme Court Army Navy Gary Henry Ford Congress Department of Labor

Private back yard playgrounds and horse lore

The column notes back yard playgrounds as easy private substitutes where public facilities are lacking and jokes about public space for kids. It then discusses the term nightmare from Saxon myth, cites M Oldfield Howey on horses in myth, diet taboos, Puritan views on hobby horses, and a humorous tale of a Louisiana wife complaining her husband traded their infant for a horse.

M. Oldfield Howey Howey Willie Santa Claus Louisiana

Forecasting Forest Fires and Weather Bureau Role

The Weather Bureau advances forecast methods to predict forest fires using lightning and storms. It maps lightning fire zones in California, notes local storms are less dangerous than wide storms, and stresses advance storm alerts to mobilize firefighters and protect forests.

Washington, D. C United States Weather Bureau Department of Future Weather Bureau Forest Service Cement of Agriculture Aia California Bureau Appalachian

Bakers Punished Over Three Pound Bread Rule

In Liverpool England bakers Blackledge faced a court ruling after selling a three pound loaf under a misread Food Control Order of 1921. They paid a ten dollar fine as the judge held the three pound loaf violated the rule that bread on sale must weigh a pound or an even number of pounds.

Liverpool Eng Messrs. Blackledge

French government to issue special post stamps

The French government plans a commemorative stamp issue for the Paris Olympics. Officials say the stamps honor the event and celebrate French sport.

Paris

Athens Day by Day and Messenger Watch Dog Notes

A letter from The Plains and reports from Athens County mix travel humor with local queries. The piece shares a road trip to Atlantic City near floods, mosquitoes, and camp life, plus a callback to a August 7 1923 date and a forthcoming wedding on September 1 at Coolville.

Athens Silver Rock New York Brother Sauer Joe Atlantic Ocean Sunbury Ohio Lake Erie Mercy Atlantic City Coolville Mr. Bush New York Papers

Queer Gink William Ration Averts Vacation Myth

A Gallipolis youth in a canoe accident along the Ohio River is described as being in the wrong place, suggesting misfortune rather than fate. The passage mocks a traveler’s urge for rest, noting the youth never takes a vacation and implying unsafe conditions.

William Ration Gallipolis Ohio River

Information Bureau Answers Reader Questions

The Athens Messenger advertises an Information Bureau run by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C. Readers may mail questions with full name and address and two cents for return postage. The bureau offers information but not legal medical or financial advice.

Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. Co The Inquirer

Proper Training in Every Home The Little Lads Read Bible

A brief note urges family instruction with emphasis on Bible reading for boys. The text links daily reading to proper training and moral nurture within the home setting. The line also mentions advertisements as part of everyday life.

Unbelted Frocks Shape Straight Silhouette

A fashion note describes the unbelted frock as presenting a perfectly straight silhouette. The style is noted as frequently seen at the smartest restaurants.

Radio Notes Show Jazz Night With Syl Lundberg Orchestra

WJAX Cleveland broadcasts announce two August jazz programs. August 14 at 7 30 P M features Cleveland News concert. August 16 at 8 P M Syl Lundberg and his orchestra perform with vocal selections in dance tempo for a radio dance night. The note promises a gala for jazz lovers and uninterrupted dancing.

WJAX Union Trust Company Cleveland Ohio Cleveland News Syl Lundberg

Monogram Placement Guidelines For Tablecloth Design

The monogram should be near a corner on the table for single use. If two monograms are used they are placed diagonally to balance the visual weight on the cloth.

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