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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1921

Page

4

Employment Gains Shown By Washington Labor Figures

Monthly Labor Department data from Washington indicate a modest rise in employment and a drop in unemployment. Gains occur mainly in industrial centers while farm layoffs are not fully counted. Some industries have resumed full or part time work, yet overall figures remain below needed levels.

Washington Sis Stockton Hartford Connecticut Knoxville Tennessee West Virginia Veteran's Bureau Buchanan Virginia France

Gaelic Names in Treaty Signatures Reflect Pride Not Practical Policy

The Anglo-Saxon reader notes Gaelic renderings of Sinn Fein leaders Arthur Griffith Michael Collins Robert Barton and George Gavan Duffy in the Great Britain Ireland treaty signing. The piece praises linguistic pride but questions returning to ancient forms as a practical policy, arguing survival favors prevailing languages and many obsolete tongues fail to revive.

Great Britain Ireland Aert Michael Sileain Richard Bartun Seorsa Ghabygain Ui Dhuhthaigh Sinn Fein Arthur W Griffith Michael Collins Robert Barton George Gavan Duffy Gaelic League

Tax on Soft Drinks Lifts January 1

The article notes the soft drink tax will be lifted on January 1 and predicts an early return of swallows.

Ornithologist Appeals for Bird Feeding Outreach

An ornithologist asks the public to feed wild birds and support urban avian habitats. He warns against feeding domestic chickens at midnight, stressing wildlife safety and proper feeding practices.

Jokes and Tales from a Historical Page

A collection of humorous anecdotes featuring a rector and gamekeeper, a golfer, and two wisecracking sailors. The pieces pivot on wordplay and social observations with dated dialect and playful miscommunications.

Frisky Pet Trick Stuns Family Visitor

A playful exchange unfolds as a woman kisses Harold the family dog and the animal responds by rubbing his lip on his sleeve. The visitor exclaims in surprise while Harold quips that he is rubbing it in.

Harold Samuel Woodworth Duane Street New York City Bureau of Fisheries

Restaurant Man Shot by Diner

A diner shot the restaurant man after finding an oyster in his stew. The item reflects a sensational era tone with clipped, witty notes and stray publicity lines about fashion and marriage headlines.

Veterans Bureau finds curio claims in postwar round up

Frederic J. Haskin reports the Veterans Bureau surveyed thousands of World War veterans, identifying 56,334 with potential claims and guiding them through evidence prep. Cases include a Grand Rapids man with lost limb seeking U S recognition, a Michigan veteran asking for a stolen glass eye, and others misinformed about rights and eligibility during the nationwide effort.

Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C Atoen Veterans’ Bureau Washington Michigan Grand Rapids Pearl United States Fran Michigan Stockton California

Diary Excerpt Shows Athens Life and Local Gossip

A diary style item from Athens recounts a day after a late dance, church attendance, social jests about dancing, visits with local figures, a Guinea farm excursion, and domestic worries over money and household needs. It notes sanitation concerns and urges readers to report troubles to local officials.

Athens Samuel Pepys Court Street Captain Alien Presbyterian Church Thompson Charley Moore Dr. McDougal Sayre Wood Perry Fred Jean Masters Howard Goodwin Uncle Sam Shilt Forest Harper Marshall Tomer Wolfe Cline Fisk Richland Avenue Owen Beebe Dominic den Shelly

Court House Corner Friend Seeks Perfect Man Admits Marital Tie

A friend at the Court House corner reads of a movie actress seeking a perfect husband. He laments the thought, knowing I would fit the bill if not already married to Abrigal.

Court House Abrigal

Fragmented public notice fragment from health department dispute

A partial OCR reads a citizen statement denying health department involvement and mentioning payments split between two parties. The text is incomplete, limiting factual certainty about nature or scope of the dispute.

Christmas Geese and Penney Hat Ribbon Call

A seasonal rhyme from an old time era evokes charity and tradition. The verse urges readers to give what they can, even small coins, to support the needy during Christmas.

Palace Safe Holds Millions in Jewels Guarded by Fifty Men

In Teheran the Shah's palace keeps a vast jewel hoard secret in a safe. A force of fifty armed guards is employed to protect the treasure, underscoring the value and risk surrounding the royal riches.

Teheran

Questions and Answers Information Service Notice

The Athens Messenger advertises a reader Q and A information service directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC. It states the bureau will not give legal medical or financial advice and asks readers to submit brief questions with full name and address for mailing.

Athens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Washington, D. C Inq

Ad mission estimates for sports events reach high figures

Grantland Rice, famed sports writer, estimates about 100,000,000 admissions paid to view sporting events in the past year. He also puts total money paid at about $200,000,000, covering baseball, racing, football, boxing, wrestling and other sports.

Grantland Rice

Noah Webster’s Dictionary Timeline and Facts

Noah Webster began preparation for his American Dictionary in 1807 and published it in 1828, following earlier works that aided the project. The dictionary contained about 12 000 more words and 40 000 more definitions than any prior English dictionary.

Noah Webster

Hyomei at First Symptom for Quick Cold Relief

At first cough or cold symptom breathe Hyomei. The best people keep it in the house and use it to end a cold before it deepens. Sold by McKee Drug Co.

Cain White China India Yang Cheng McKee Drug Co

American woman astronomer measures star distances at a glance

An American woman astronomer achieves a rare feat by judging stellar distances from Earth almost instantly. Her method stands out for speed and accuracy, reflecting significant progress in observational astronomy and recognition for women in science.

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as instant relief for colds. It claims to unblock nasal passages, stop runny nose, relieve headache and feverishness, and does so with a tasty formula containing no quinine and costing only a few cents.

Pape

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