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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
4
A New York fable tells of a miserly hereditary prince who builds a glass hill to win a husband for his daughter Alva. Otis the milkman climbs not, sending a note of love instead. Ally to fate, the princess elopes or is pushed. the dairy king prospers while the prince remains isolated. Moral: happiness has its ups and downs.
A Brookline resident argues a fatal accident shows two causes of death: liquor and trees. He quips about how trees are ignored, defends highway planning that places trees back from roads, and notes no cases of drivers being charged for “operating so as to endanger” while under the influence of trees.
Carmine Desapio, Tammany boss to Gov. Averell Harriman, positions Harriman as more than a token in the 1956 Democratic presidential battle. Harriman denies active campaigning, but observers debate whether he would run if Stevenson falters, or stay a placeholder to influence the convention. Desapio warns New York backers would move quickly to support a changing scenario.
Safety officials urge targeted action as Northwestern National Life Insurance data show 80 percent of crashes stem from 20 percent of drivers. They repeatedly violate laws and take safety devices as invitations to greater risk, arguing for special attention to the few faulted motorists.
In Gettysburg and nearby, President Eisenhower is shown increasing his active role in government. He holds morning conferences with advisers, returns to his farm by noon, and weighs policy with cabinet members. Doctors aim to rebuild his stamina as he resumes full duties.
Dr George W Crane outlines anginal attacks caused by coronary spasm and by thrombosis from artery thickening, and embolic events from a floating clot. He stresses deep breathing to raise oxygen, followed by sedatives and oxygen therapy, and advises calm, lying flat if conscious.
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan explains neuritis as a nerve inflammation with pain sensory disturbance and possible muscle wasting. common causes include diabetes infections vitamin deficiency alcoholism shingles anemia and metal poisoning. treatment is often difficult though vitamin B-1 may help and nerve ablation or cutting can relieve pain. weather changes rarely affect neuritis. most victims eventually recover from pain.
The forecast notes a satisfactory day for routine tasks, business dealings, and written matters with emphasis on accuracy. Evening leisure favors cultural activities and congenial company, while January warns against tension and March urges careful budgeting. Travel is favored June to September and a birthday child may be affectionate yet prone to gambling.
Hiatt returns with a gun and teams up with Dan and Phil to trap the last three outlaws. A gunfight erupts leaving Juarez dead, Egan wounded, Vause with a broken arm, and Pace's fate in the balance. Paula reveals Pace’s treachery and Dan reassures Eraine as plans to recover Denver move forward.
Jackson Michigan reports an elderly farmer gored to death by a bull Saturday. A mongrel dog chased the enraged bull after it charged the farmer’s son John Mayer 87 of near Cement City who went to investigate. The dog then drove the bull back behind a fence and the son discovered his father's body.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Taylor Ridge Church of Christ will host a Christmas party at Mrs. Ralph Schultz home with co host Mrs William Bulstrom on Friday at 7 p.m. Attendees should bring tax stamps and a 50 cent gift for exchange.
Radio schedule for ABC WCOL WSAZ NBC WLW CBS WENS MBS WHKC WJEH WCHS WPAR WMCA and other outlets. Includes time blocks from 6:00 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. with news, sports, dramas, variety hours, and commentaries for Friday December 9 listings. Strong entities include station call signs and program titles such as Breakfast Club Easy Does It The Great Gildersleeve Fibber Molly and One Man's Family.
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