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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
Undefined issue on the dope shown unfair to nature
Fragmentary note raises concern over freedom and the impact of a drug display. Authorities or organizers are unnamed but public interest is hinted. Further readable details are limited, obscuring key names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda
Penden Te Eagres
Sien
Congress
Éral Sargént
Treasury
Andrews
Swaimpecett
Coolridge Jande
Blaine
Market talk of the old days fades in memory
The writer recalls a bygone era of simple markets and familiar foods. The scene shifts from long lines of produce to questions about maturity and price, as time hushes the bustling table.
Directional waves and cheap broadcasting discussed
A fragment discusses directional wave antenna concepts and their potential to reduce broadcasting costs. It mentions England the United States Canada Australia Germany Argentina and general broadcast use. The text notes current limits and possible future commercial applications of directional sending for global service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
Auetralia
Evie Dently
Broadway Talk: Nan Halperin and Stage Life Recalled in New York
In New York on Broadway the writer recalls Nan Halperin and Violet Hemming as their careers shift from youthful promise to mature stage presence. The piece notes Jimmie Walker as a busy mayoral candidate and mentions theater figures George MacFarlane, Edna Hibbard, George Jean Nathan, and others amid reflections on New York’s cultural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Nan Halperin
Cbc
Violet Hemming
Jimmie Walker
Tammany
Commonwealth
Walker
New ‘York
George MacFarlane
Ehoir Bey
Montreal
Edta Hibbard
George Jean Nathan
California
Baw
Rickard
Wrnie Golden
Joseph Kilgour
Wililér
Chicago
Florence Shirley
Blahbehe Bates
I.i.4
Bill Ritt
Evanssville
Ind
Rvé
Fortuné Ff
Célumns
Sawing Up and Down Broadway City Scene
A fragmentary column describes a New York morning crowd and workplace routines with social detail. Ed Mills, a Cincinnati editor, smokes a large cigar as office and shop workers move through subways. The piece also notes charitable appeals directing large sums to Russian Jewish farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mills
Cincinnati
Preservation of English Castles and Historic Homes
The article surveys English castles and historic estates amid modern pressures. It notes Bodiam like windows, large inner courts, and brick keeps, plus Cromwell era ties and Lord Curzon’s tower bid. Open to the public fees are modest, with bequests to preserve homes like Kedleston and Chequers and a push to protect Roman ruins and Napoleonic memorabilia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodiam
Withitt
Faion
Cromwell
High Trenterer
Henry VI
Asa
Mahy
Hiere
Mlarhkdbie Wifl
Kedsleaton
United States
Lord Clidon
Iis
Deéauéé
Napoleon
Helena
Neledm
Trafalgar
Jé@huh Reynolds
Lord Lee
Fares Ham
Pie
Ken Wood
London
Old England
Editorial on Driver’s Parking and Tax Figures
The piece discusses how a driver’s skill shows in parking and contrasts options between paying tax on a new car and facing the season’s financial demands. It notes ambition and public debate about car ownership costs and civic responsibilities.
Refrains on North Africa War and Abd el Krim Reflections
A fragmentary opinion piece contemplates the Mohammedan struggle in North Africa and Abd el Krim. It contrasts modern warfare with colonial era limits and imagines how forefathers might have fared in 1776 under bombardment from the clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Africa
Lpoor Abd-el-Krim
George Washington
Paris fashion critique shocks American readers
A garbled excerpt notes Parisians dressing with stockings rolled down and short skirts provoking American reactions. The text suggests U S readers found Paris styles scandalous or improper, reflecting cultural tensions over modesty and dress. The passage mentions women in Paris and comparisons to American sensibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Paris
Fragmentary Historic Note on Fashion Garters and Threats
The readable text presents a fragmentary discussion of garters and attire amid references to threats and comparisons with French paper descriptions. Names, dates, or places are absent, leaving only scattered phrases about fabric items and implied social commentary.
Looking Ahead as Seasons Shift to Winter
Fragmentary preview describes approaching seasons with imagery of brown and red leaves turning to snow. Mentions sleighs, bundled figures, and a snow covered landscape as nature changes from autumn to winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skatere
Fetka
Poem fragment from Hal Cochran Daily Poem collection
Fragmentary verse depicts a coal man braving cold streets and steam while a youth travels unseen under a cap. The piece mentions a jam in an attic and a windy scene, with hints of patience and humor as the speaker references old characters and cheerful resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baran
Upside Down Hourglass of History Recalled
The author contrasts ancient Jewish oppression with modern antisemitism, noting forced confinement in cities and later migration to the land. He asserts a shift toward reestablishing Jewish life and likens it to Abraham tending his flocks, suggesting a reversion to biblical patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Abraham
Electric washing machines ease hard work for families
The article notes that twenty nine out of one hundred U S homes have washing machines and that electric machines with wringers reduce daily labor for mothers and daughters. It argues the device makes washing easier and more appealing to women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Magnificent new diamond pipe found in Tanganyika region
In Mwanm Tanganyika territory a rich diamond pipe has been discovered with unusually pure large stones. The find promises substantial interest for the new jyhond trust and potential significant mining prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Mwanm
Tanganyike Territory
Jyhond Trust
Diamonds Found in Volcano Depths Spark Explorer Interest
A fragment suggests scientists speculate diamonds form in intense volcanic heat and may be found by explorers in volcanic depths, a discovery that could impact trust in diamond markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond Trust
Insurance firms’ assets rise with New York dominance
In a single year thirty eight insurers increased assets by about eight hundred million, totaling over nine thousand million. New York State owns more than half, with funds flowing to New York and concentrating in London across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New An Ietate
America
New York
London
Unclear fragment cites Moscow miscue over stockings and salt slip
Fragmentary note mentions Moscow and a miscue involving stockings and salt slip. Details are ambiguous, with no clear event, date, or responsible entities provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Fragmented eyewitness notes on quake impact and border concerns
The readable fragments describe a minor earthquake near Melle and its aftermath, mentioning streets, rubbers, and anxious crowds. It references a Mexican border guard presence and a questionable forecast about tourists and a summer scene, with unclear personal outcomes.
Presidential spokesmen and the press distortions
The piece traces how reporters coined the term presidential spokesman and how false roles grew, with papers printing what the President supposedly said. It notes the shift from official voice to imagined statements and the media’s evolving authority over presidential messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epolsesdiman
Fables on Health Respiration and Your Sleep
Dr Hughes outlines how the nose warms and filters air, the role of capillaries in blood flow, and how chest expansion affects oxygenation. He stresses regular sleep hours, signs of poor rest in children, and the link between diet or illness and sleep quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Hughes
Cumming
Gorgéond General
United States Public Health Service
Steéy
Traffic counts reveal city streets busiest in peak hours
A fragmented survey notes Michigan Avenue and Park Avenue leading in vehicle totals with 66 660 and 46 646 respectively while Fifth Avenue ranks third. The text touches on traffic patterns and a distant query about timing and urban planning concepts.
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CRAX
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Déwa
Hal Cochran
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otReta
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John the Divine
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