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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1924
Page
4
Officials report the deepest well in this section has reached 6000 feet in Freeport. The project estimated cost was 100 dollars, and the well produced no gas. Plans mention forest development and a deed in Scotland related to the project.
A Thought for Today quotes Matthew 5 10 Blessed are they which are persecuted for righteousness sake for theirs is the kingdom of heaven The proof of a thing s being right is that it has power over the heart exciting winning us or helping us Ruskin offers a related idea about conviction.
A Kansas City Star commentary extols Coolidge's unflashy style, noting his reluctance to dramatic moves. It highlights his restrained foreign policy, Dawes plan support, and domestic thrift, portraying him as a steady, economical leader loved by a wary public.
Eugene Linn Jr reportedly cultivates a single-field plant where potatoes grow on the roots of tomato vines. Photographs show large tubers with normal green tomatoes on the vines. Linn says there is no accident and worries ripe potatoes may end the run before tomatoes mature. He hints the method may suit longer summers and suggests further combinations.
A citizens' league urges voters to participate in primaries and elections. It warns that one-eighth nominate and half elect, leaving government to a small minority, while critics blame officials for public service decline. It ends with the call vote or abstain from criticizing.
Washington report on a campaign by the International Federation of Commercial Travelers to abolish the Pullman sleeping car surcharge. Examines earnings, occupancy, car weights, and railroads defense that higher per car mile revenue justifies the extra fare, while travelers argue long-haul costs and monopoly power.
The item notes John W. Davis avoids naming the Ku Klux Klan in a speech, while critics wonder if such vagueness helps or harms his stance. It references William Jennings Bryan’s brother praising Davis and hints at political tensions and voter reactions.
A fragmented line contrasts youthfulness with age in a worn stipulation, arguing that the vigor seen in the eyes matters more than numeric years. The passage hints at a broader comment on age definitions and social judgments.
Public notice explains The Athens Messenger Information Bureau allows readers to get factual answers by mailing questions to Frederic J. Haskin in Washington. It specifies no legal medical or financial advice, requests full name and address, two cents postage, and direct reply to the inquirer.
The Young Men's Christian Association reports 900000 members in the United States and Canada and a total world membership of more than 1500000, indicating broad reach across regions.
The P. C. Ayers farm of 132 acres in St Clairsville has sold to J. W. Ambrose for 9800 dollars after 19 years under an executor. A bid to set aside the sale on the basis of Eastern versus Central Standard Time was overruled by the court.
A $15,000 parsonage is being erected by St. Agnes Catholic Church in Elyria. The new residence will adjoin the church on Lake Avenue in the city.
Three men A K Byler Steve Shay and A J Yeager drivers for Fred Adams of Lorain were fined 25 by Justice 8 J George on charges of operating overloaded trucks in Elyria.
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