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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
4
Athens day by day seen through the messenger watch dog
A reflective column retraces Athens Ohio daily life from West Union and West Washington streets to the railroad yards and Union Street. The narrator notes shops, ads, a fireproof hotel near the station, Christmas bustle, street scenes, and local characters as they travel the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
West Washington
West Union Streets
Union Station
Post Office
John Robins
Dan Bardin
Beasley's Mill
Ceer
Hull Foster
State Hospital
Express
Chicago
Tick Ridge
Texas
Atkinson
Poultry Deaser
Hyde Park
Cameron
Planing Mill
Mont Ruth
Fred Fenzel
Cemetery Street
Thomas Porter
Central Avenue
Washington
Trafic
Union Street
Pick New Officer Defiance
Roy W. Webb was elected secretary of Omega lodge of Masons to replace the late John W. Lynde who died of apoplexy in the Masonic Temple during officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Webb
Omega Lodge of Masons
John W. Lynde
Masonic Temple
Religious Quarrels Across States Highlight Ku Kluxism
Gov. Olcott warns that in Oregon religious disputes between Protestants and Catholics have grown violent and bitter. Communities are torn, families disrupted, and religious intolerance invades churches and business, challenging America's tradition of tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Olcott
Washington
Oregon
Courtroom Efficiency in Mississippis Mass Tort Trial
A Mississippi damage suit against the governor in Oxford featured a streamlined jury process. Judge Holmes personally questioned 86 jurors, three were excused, and the panel was cut from 36 to 12 before trial began. The brisk sequence contrasted with longer, hard fought American trials and was hailed as a model of simple, efficient procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ill
Herrin
Mississippi
Oxford
Holmes
England
Administration of Justice
America
Quotations on Common Sense and Daily Life
A mosaic of pithy remarks. TOM SIMS extols college value through common sense and notes that a diamond is a stepping stone to marriage. A quip on respecting aging hair follows. DIACK muses on two heads being better than one in dancing. A jab at self proclaimed cures and pajama sleep accompanies reflections on gifts and gab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Boston
New York
Mother Mouse Performs Caesarean Birth in Prison Life
A mother mouse in an Ohio penitentiary births her young by a self inflicted Caesarean using her teeth. The piece argues nature, not human skill, deserves credit for such birth, likening progress to natural laws and warning that health and fortune stem from respecting nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
J. F. Ballard
More Business Methods in Goverment
Washington dispatch outlines the federal push to adopt standardization through the Federal Specifications Board led by Dr. Stratton. It credits cooperation with the American Engineering Standards Committee for widening supplier bases, cutting costs, and promoting fair competition across government and private buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
Itas
Uncle Sam
8. W. Btratton
Bureau of Standards
American Engineering Standards Committees
American Engineering Standards Committee
Dr. Stratins
A. Oh al
Cen 1 Union Gas Company
Newak
John A Capp
Stratton
P. G. Agnew
Stratton Board
American Engineering /Standards Committee
Questions and Answers from The Athens hies bureau excerpt
The passage presents a Q and A column from The Athens hies information service with multiple questions and brief answers. Topics include quail reproduction, aging rubber, couch versus lounge, raccoon sounds, Paul Revere’s news, Lincoln hymns, blood transfusion history, a Cape foot unit, traveling libraries, and the Alamo battle outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New York State
Battle of the Alamo
William Barrett
Asbury Folks Gather For Holidays And News
New Asbury couple Mr and Mrs Joe Niggemeyer and children Anna Iabile and Therman and Mr and Mrs J W Ball hosted J L Williams family. Stella Lawrence and Nettie Nickoson visited Athens Friday and Saturday. J W Ball and wife welcomed twin sons Paul and Silas born recently. Mother and sons are doing nicely. Lucy Carpenter of Sharpsburg visited Eunice Williams. Edith Koehler assists Mrs Brice Chapman after returning from Columbus hospital. Goldan Brown, formerly employed in Athens, returns home for winter. Revival services begin at Asbury December 21. A Christmas tree and entertainment are planned at Jasper Hill school on December 23 with some outsiders performing. Local readers attended prayer meeting at Charles Flanders last Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Niggemeyer
Anna
Iabile and Therman
J. W. Ball
J. L. Williams
Stella Lawrence
Nettie Nickoson
Athens
Paul
Silas
Lucy Carpenter
Sharpsburg
Eunice Williams
Edith Koehler
Brice Chapman
Columbus
Goldan Brown
Asbury
Jasper Hill School
Charles Flanders
Port of London to Spend Seventy Million on Modernization
London announces a seventy million dollar modernization plan for the Port of London. The project targets aging sections with some areas dating to 1600, aiming to update facilities, cargo handling, and navigation infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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