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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1922

Page

4

Burglary Law Facts and Christian Endeavor Origins

Questions answer burglary definitions and state variations with night breaking and entering. Details the first and second degree burglary timing and notes the origin of the Christian Endeavor movement in Portland Maine by Rev Francis Clark on February 2 1881.

New York G. I Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Organization Society of Christian Endeavor Francis FE. Clark Williston Congregational Church Portland Maine Christian Endeavor

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Advertising rates and obituary charges info

Advertising rates on application at Home or Foreign offices nominal obituary charges for banks etc National Advertising Representatives Robert Ward Inc at 61 Fifth Ave New York and South WaAbagen Avenue Chicago

Robert Ward Inc Fifth Ave New York City WaAbagen Avenue Chicago

Prosperity Path Forecast With Babson Insight

The article discusses two year ahead prosperity from Babson analysis. It cites four reasons for improvement next year and four reasons for slow steady gains. It warns against hysteria and stresses durable wealth built gradually after war era prosperity.

Babson

Four Greek leaders executed over Constantine plot in Athens

Five statesmen and one army official linked to Constantine's regime were executed by court martial in Athens. Officials say they concealed danger of Constantine's throne return and sought to consolidate power despite Greece breaking from its alliances. The executions follow a period of intense popular support for Constantine.

Athens Emen Constantine Greece

Handling Wives on a Train Brings a Cautionary Tale

A couple on a train exposes marital strain as a meek wife fears a heavy suitcase and a domineering husband snaps at her. The incident prompts reflections on lasting romance, neglect, and the need to renew courting days to avoid marriage fading into routine.

Littie

War failure viewed as a crime and its wider impact

The note suggests that failing to win a war is unjust and will influence Greek and European capitals. It argues such failures will make statesmen wary of tying themselves to kings and starting wars, shaping future policy.

Greece

Doctors Attack Volstead Law Over Medicinal Use

In New York a suit seeks to strike down Volstead Act limits on whiskey for medical treatment. Dr Samuel W. Lambert leads the Association for the Protection of Constitutional Rights seeking court action to allow physicians to prescribe as needed.

Washington, D. C United States District Court New York Supreme Court of the United States Association For the Protection ‘of Constitutional Rights Congress Samuel W. Lambert College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University Edward ©. Yellowley Prohibition David H. Blair Internal Revenue William Hayward United States Sofar Lambert James F. McKernon Warren Coleman Frederic F. Sondern Nathan FE. Brill William K. Draper Charles L Dana F. T. Gorton J. Bentley Squier Charles H. Mayo Rochester Minn House of Delegates American ‘Medical Association Journal of the American Medical Association

Jack and the Beanstalk Reimagined by Athens Watch Dog

A humorous pastiche retells Jack and the Beanstalk with a poor widow, her son Jack, and a barber in a small town. Jack trades away items for watermelons that sprout a towering vine growing into a giant’s garden. He defeats the giant, bottles the juice, and the tale ends with Jack’s wealth and philanthropy amid village jests.

Jack

Answers and Questions from The Athens Information Bureau

A reader inquiry column answers questions on money orders under assumed names, naval gun salutes, and the Ball Washington family. The Post Office says no law prohibits using an alias for money orders if not for fraud, while gun salutes originated from seven and evolved to 21 guns for land and sea forces.

Athens Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C Post Office Department United States Rag Ball Washington Jury Ball Elizabeth John Carnegie Hannah Travers Anne Edwin Conway Easter Raleigh Chinn St. Anne de Ens St. Anne de Beaupre Basillica

Not the past nor present lack of courage shape men

The fragment argues that people today can be as original as in ancient times if they have courage and insight. It cites heroic souls of old as having similar opportunities, yet not greater chances, and implies that use of those opportunities defines greatness.

Skin Ablaze with Eczema and Red Blood Cells

Fragmentary ad style content extols boosting red blood cells to combat eczema. Mentions a single thug stopping eczema and claims 8S S builds cells by the million but provides no verifiable facts or actionable details.

Arthur N. Smith Pearl St Newark Oho O. K

Daughter Becomes Reunited After 35 Years When Father Asks for Food

In St. Louis, William H. Cooper, separated from his daughter for thirty five years, visited her doorstep posing as a tramp. The daughter, now forty nine, invited him in after recognizing him. she was fourteen at their last meeting and he is seventy five.

Jack ST. Louis William H. Cooper

Giant Recruit to See Service in Hawaii

William Randolph Dare of Rochester aged 24 offers a stark image of a pacifist era recruit. He stands 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 265 pounds as he enlists for the medical corps with planned service in the Hawaiian Islands.

Hawaii Syracuse N. Y William Randolph Dare Rochester Dare Medical Corps Hawaiian Islands

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