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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
4
Mrs. Louis Polehay arrested on liquor law violation in Elyria Ohio. Her husband had been fined twice for ignoring dry laws, paying 19500 and 1000 previously. If at home during arrest, he faced a third arrest charge with possible penitentiary sentence.
A compact pairing of biblical and Coleridge verses reflecting on consequence and life. The Prov 26 27 line warns that a trap returns to its maker while Coleridge speaks of giving and the nature of life as a wedding garment and shroud.
In Moscow a public civil christening was held with government participation as a substitute for religious rites. A baby girl was dedicated to the state and to the cause of Russian women while the Inter Nationale played and Isadora Duncan led a dance. Trotzky argued ceremonies mark birth and marriage as logical civic rites.
The piece argues that mythic Venus tames Mars symbolizing gender balance in conflict. It asserts women's role in refining men continues while progress depends on raising well informed children. It credits American co education with reducing warlike impulses while supporting readiness to defend when provoked.
A University of Chicago discussion explores whether silly or intelligent women appeal more to men. The piece argues that beauty often masks intellect, while intelligent beauty attracts intelligent men, with vanity and social mirrors shaping attraction and preference.
The author Floyd argues boys’ aggressiveness stems from a false honor code and self-pride bolstered by bullying. He notes less fighting where girls and boys play together, suggesting free mingling in play and work as the remedy to injuries and a lasting pugilistic spirit.
The agriculture sector shows a three year peak with total crop value reaching 7.743 billion dollars. Corn tops at 3.0 hundred billion? and 300,000,000 bushels, cotton at 1.485 billion, wheat down 15 percent, rye down 43 percent, and old corn on hand 83 million bushels. World wheat stocks are the largest since 1919 and a wheat acreage cut is urged. Hog numbers fall amid high market receipts. beef veal sheep lamb wool rise. dairy and poultry markets strong. Butter up sharply. eggs and chickens higher year over year.
President Coolidge writes to accept honorary presidency of the Gorgas Memorial Institute to Panama City. A five million dollar public subscription aims to fund the institute and advance topical and preventive medicine. The piece then surveys historical views on pain, pain nerves, and the discovery of pain pathways.
The text explains how pain serves as a priority signal guiding immediate action to injury. It cites Head and Cherrington on neural pathways and uses examples from babies, paralysis, and accidents to show pain's protective role and its impact on behavior and safety. It also touches on historical views and a Q&A about British and forestry topics.
A compact Q and A column provides brief exchanges on varied topics. The format offers quick responses, aimed at clarifying common queries with concise statements and practical guidance.
The text notes Rube Panes trained as a mining engineer before three months in that field and then joined the San Francisco Chronicle. His rise as a cartoonist began after leaving San Francisco for New York, with the "Foolish Questions" series. It also discusses women preachers, auto accident insurance causes, and immigrant origins.
A poem filled column notes a Sugar Creek accident involving Reverend Ruth and other church figures, lampooning collectors and local ministers. It mocks prohibition probes and a town clash with officials. A Medina Germany letter shows stamps worth 30,000,000 marks listing large postage.
Still sticking from their high place the king of coal remains dominant. Most kings have been thrown yet Ola King Coal continues to hold his own against rivals and industry changes.
A curious want ad touts a playful line about doing souls good and being good to your soles. The note hints at extending a running advert another week and mentions McGlone and Poling with a casual air of found gifts amid Christmas bug ideas.
Dated note mentions a turkey mishap and a plan to attend Reverend Mont Ruth’s sermon in Floodwood. Ruth is described as a gifted orator achieving success, with encouragement to go hear him this evening.
A fragment notes a boastful claim about a man described as the hottest figure in existence, burning with indignation. The reference blends exclamatory praise with a dramatic tone, suggesting a sensational or theatrical context.
Readers are urged to review the Christmas suggestions before setting the paper aside, ensuring they catch gift ideas and seasonal guidance. The note emphasizes timely attention to holiday content and practical tips.
Advertisement seeks fit young men for outdoor tree surgery work with Davey Company offering travel across the country, carfare paid, solid pay, and strong advancement prospects. Limited openings yearly. apply promptly by mailing home address for full information and qualifications.
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