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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1930
Page
7
A historic medical note explains phlebitis or vein obstruction, its causes such as injury surgery childbirth and typhoid fever, and its progression from inflamed veins to clots. Symptoms include a hard knotted vein, pain, swelling, and potential infection or blood poisoning if the clot enters the bloodstream. Treatment emphasizes elevation rest and gentle massage with bandaging as needed.
A satirical piece by Winifred Black critiques dietary science, praising natural foods. It recounts Dr. Clara Marie Davis serving 21,800 meals while babies reach for meat, potatoes, and fruit, then mockingly celebrates rustic natural eating and age-old instincts.
New fall menswear guidance from Amos Parrish highlights hats and shirts for holiday dressing. The piece discusses Homburg styles, welt edge felts, formal and casual shirts, ties, and color trends with emphasis on browns grays blues and reds.
Adele Garrison weaves a domestic melodrama as Mary weighs Noel's resentment toward his father Philip Veritzen and Dicky's jealousy. The narrator plans a delicate intervention to secure Mary and Noel's future while managing tensions with Veritzen and the others.
The column forecasts a disruptive yet hopeful year for Thom with upheaval altering private life and relationships. It warns of new directions in personal contacts, possible income gains, and shifts in domestic and social spheres. The reading suggests inward reflection and potential artistic or literary inspiration.
A fragmentary tale describes a scientist and companions observing underwater life through a drop of water. The creatures multiply and react as Knart and others pursue them, ending with the adventurer's warning and a dramatic reveal of a new species.
Tharleston reports Justice Major Johnson, head of the Cabin Creek district, built a concrete jail near the station to detain offenders for liquor violations. The jail yields about $1000 monthly in fines, court costs, and enforcement fees, with prisoners kept overnight and tried next day in Charleston.
Anteon Borgiver, the sculptor, may visit Atlanta to discuss resuming work on the Stone Mountain Memorial. He is reportedly held in DeKalb County Jail on charges linked to past actions and political disputes affect the project. Members of the United Kaugh ters of the Confereracy push to involve him if permitted.
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