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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
4
Thoughts on Wealth and Marriage in High Society
The column muses on Consuelo Vanderbilt and the duke marriages, wealth, and happiness, noting that title cannot guarantee joy and that true partnership depends on individuals. It discusses a London book scandal, the so called hoax, and the dangers of rumor versus factual claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omebody
London
Whi Gallery
Iman
Tecketh Pearson
Europe
Prince of Wales
Nicholas
Azzle
Margot Asquith
Zionism and global tensions color 1926 dispatches
Doctor Pritchett of the Carnegie foundation questions Zionist success in Palestine while arguing Jews hold economic and intellectual power. The piece notes Chinese unrest and US Marines in Hankow, US stance on China with no more naval units planned. Sesqui centennial shows a $5.2 million deficit and unrest in Mexico against Calles over church clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
Doctor Butler
Columbia
Palestine
China
United States
Hankow
Calles
Mexico
Butte Man Finds Gold Nuggets In Turkey
William S. Roberts of Butte Montana bought a turkey from a packing house and five small gold nuggets were found in its craw. The tale suggests a metaphor on genius and its elusive origin, comparing a mind full of intellectual gold to a bird with hidden ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Roberts
Butte
Montana
Turkey
Faith and murder case tests widow’s claim in court
Mrs. Hall widow of a murdered clergyman faces questions as body of the clergy man and Mrs Mills the choir singer are linked. She testifies to letters in which the man calls himself Babykins but she remains unsure of his faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Niagara
Hall
Mills
Tunney Arrested Amid Harmless Boxing Exhibition
In New York a heavyweight champion Tunney is arrested during a staged exhibition. The same city sees prize ring fighting where several blows prove fatal to some, yet organizers arrange so bloodshed pleases the crowd. The arrest is straightforward with no graft evident in the exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunney
New York
Maine Senate seat tight as Gould victory reshapes GOP balance
Arthur R. Gould wins in Maine to tilt the Senate Republican by a narrow margin. Republicans forty eight, Democrats forty seven, Farm Labor one. a few Republicans are described as rebels. A related note discusses changes to Irish Free State coin designs featuring symbols and a historic figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Gould
Maine
Senate
Winds Rise From Pressure Differences Or Political Call
The text notes winds arise due to atmospheric pressure differences or when a man is urged to run for office.
Romance of Science Measures Sun Radiation From South Africa Site
The piece recounts the Smithsonian and National Geographic backing for an astrophysical observatory in South Africa to measure solar radiation. Dr. Charles G. Abbot led a six month, 30 000 mile search for the best high altitude site, weighing Khojak peak in Baluchistan and a Hottentots upland reserve in SW Africa as top options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Smithsonian Institution
New Astrophysical Observatory
South Africa
Washington
Tomance
National Geographic
National Geographic Society
Mount Whitney
California
Mount Montezuma
Chile
Charles G. Abbot
Sahara Desert
Algie
Nile
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Moses
God
Baluchistan
The
Hottentots
Khojak Peak
Quetta
Africa
Random notes from a Manhattan ramble on traffic
In New York a reader observes growing bicycle use on Sundays along Fifth Avenue and near Washington Square. He mentions underwater tunnels at Canal Street and a planned elevated highway from Canal Street to Riverside Drive costing 35 million dollars, with a projected opening in a couple of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Main Street
Canal Street
River Hole
Jersey
Random Notes on Manhattan Strolls and Highway Dreams
The writer muses on an aerial highway in Manhattan with 5000 cars hourly, wider than Fifth Avenue, multiple lanes for fast traffic and trucks, with ramps to street level, plus a quip about bicycles on Fifth Avenue and a sandwich man using a high wheeler. Gilbert Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Gilbert Swan
How do passengers board the airship and what is certified milk
Passengers for the Los Angeles are hoisted up the mooring mast by an elevator and walk along a gangplank to the airship from the mast top. Certified milk comes from a farm approved by the local milk commission, bottled in special containers, and sealed with caps issued to permitted farmers after inspection. The milk is produced with strict care and may not require pasteurization. Asa Grayr is noted as a leading botanist in the United States for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pe
Vanderbilt
Judy O'Grady
M. Jacques Balsan
Paris
Gladys Deacon
Boston
Consuelo
Ociéty
Mary
United States
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Los Angeles
Milk Commission of the Medical Society of
The
Milk Commission
J. G. A. Asa Grayr
United
Ohio university opens season with win over National Guard
Ohio University beat Company H of the National Guard 34 to 22 at New Lexington to start the basketball season. The report notes other local items including a pastor’s resignation, early Christmas shopping urged, and girls basketball debut at Athens High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Company H
National Guard
New Lexington
Athens
Athens High School
Radio Notes 3 O'Clock Listings Across Stations
Radio notes list hourly programs and orchestra and concert offerings across many stations including WGN KDKA WEAF and WJZ detailing Chicago New York Pittsburgh and Cincinnati slots with varied genres from orchestras to hymns and variety shows. The fragmented OCR presents numerous station and city pairings with concert and musical program references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vanriety
Wis
New York
York
WGR
WSALI
WEEL
Chicago
WDAL
Baltimore
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WJZ
Royal Hour
Eon
WGY
WRC
KFI
Los Angeles
Variety
Wee Oper
Schenectady
N. Y
Cleveland
Cincinnati—Variety
New York—Quartet Orchestra
University of Southern California, Weaf
WTAM
Cleveland Orchestra
WCCO
St. Paul
Minneapolis
WLW
Cincinnati—Orchestra
Bap
Tray Og Worth
WHO
olnes—Orchestra
Judge Hoehling Sets Dignity Standard in Doheny Fall Trial
In Washington the trial of Edward Doheny and Albert Fall tests judicial decorum as Justice Adolph Hoehling enforces strict courtroom behavior. He bans courtroom photos and keeps order with stern looks, deputy marshals, and careful control of entrances, aiming to preserve dignity throughout the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Adolph A. Hoehling
District Supreme Court
Justice Hoehling
Harvard Botanist Founded Summer Botany Work At Harvard
The passage notes a prominent plant scientist who built the Herbarium and Botanic Garden at Harvard University and started the first summer school to study botany, arguing that summer offered the best learning window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Harvard
122 Prisoners Received at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus December 32 O R A total of 122 prisoners were received at the Ohio penitentiary during the month of November. This is seventeen more than during the same month of 1925. Burglary led with thirteen convictions and liquor law violations were second with twelve. Eight began serving sentences for automobile stealing and a like number for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O.R
Ohio Penitentiary
Storm with lightning kills one in Naples
A storm accompanied by lightning struck Naples causing intense suffering and the death of one person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Woman Weak No More After Dr Jecheons Powder
Mrs. Van Hoose of Woodstock Ohio reports severe stomach trouble left her bedridden and weak. After taking Dr Jecheons Powder she regained strength and healing with immediate relief. The advertisement claims rapid, sure results with a money back guarantee and notes prices 60 cents and 1 dollar six hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hoose
Woodstock
Ohio
Jecheon
Jodgont
Jackson
Friday radio features highlight regional broadcasts and performances
The page lists top radio features across stations WJZ New York WEAF Moncton WGY Schenectady WSM Nashville and CNRA Moncton and notes an organ recital and a Dickens adaptation by WGY players. It also mentions the first white woman born in Albert Canada, Mrs. John Graham of Calgary, born 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJZ
New York
WGY
WBZ
John Torigliano
Dorothy Miller Duckwitz
WEAF
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
CNRA
Moncton
Atlantic
Caledonia
WSM
Nashville
Schenectady
Dickens
Albert
Canada
John Graham
Calgary
Hudson's Bay
Phillips Milk of Magnesia touted for fast indigestion relief
An advertisement urges readers to swap soda for Phillips Milk of Magnesia for sour stomach and gas. It claims fifty years of physician use and higher acid reduction, noting bottles at twenty five and fifty cents and the U S registered trademark of The Charles H Phillips Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
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