Kaskaskia and Clark Verses in Messenger Readers Corner
Poems recount regional events and figures from American history including George Rogers Clark and Virginian memories. The page features multiple signed verses by readers Callie King Walls Laura B Foster and Annie McIntyre Barto e with addresses in Cincinnati Columbus and Nelsonville. The pieces memorialize Valley Forge Kaskaskia and Bethlehem and invite readers to submit name and address with future entries.
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Messenger
Monday Forecast Signals Turbulent Day and Personal Upsets
The forecast notes a lively day with business and private life commotion. Elders may figure in events, a disruptive force could trigger adjustments, and caution with papers and law is advised. A birthday year promises activity in business and social life.
Monkey Smokes Cigar and Tops Local Photo Contract
A South American monkey at the 700 in San Francisco has learned to smoke and now signs contracts with a footprint. The caption reads I find a (name brand) relaxes me, highlighting the animal’s unusual behavior and its impact on the exhibit.
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Monkey
San Francisco
Mike
Flirting Wife Causes Man To Be Jealous
Dear Miss Dix, a jealous husband seeks help for a wife who flirts with other men. The column warns that flirtations threaten marriage, urging her to see the danger and that the husband’s protests won’t fix it.
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Miss Dix
H. M
What Would You Do in a Strange City Tips
A quiz on social etiquette answers five questions about appropriate travel attire. Slacks are fine for the beach, dark clothes aren’t the only travel norm, robe wearers should avoid conspicuous earrings, bright funeral wear is not advised, and plane travel should follow sensible dress rules. If a traveler is stranded, seek help from Travelers' Aid, a friendly passerby, or station staff in that order.
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Banta
Athens
Shines Athena
Majestic Theater
Nelsonville
Eye for an eye creed reversed in hospital act
Sixty eight year old John Amos removed his eye and gave it to fellow patient Frank Chabina in a New Orleans hospital to spare him blindness. Amos walked away with a bandage on his face and declared I am happy.
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John
Frank Chabina
New Orleans
Amos
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