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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1927
Page
4
A collage of clipped items recalls a 20 year old miners disaster in Cumnellaville Pennsylvania. Missouri transit debate over a seven cent streetcar fare in Pomeroy bends the budget. Cline Ice Cream plans a Charleston plant. Notices note births and proposed local protests.
A brief Christmas themed reflection notes that words can be deceptive and urges doubt in argumentation. It offers a pithy, era styled musing on truth in language.
A reflective piece contrasts the dour urge to work with a call to celebrate Christmas spirit year round. It imagines officials and common folk in relaxed, playful moods and urges readers, including Messenger newsboys, to balance duty with childlike merriment. The article highlights kindness to youth, the value of small business moments, and the life lesson that today’s boy becomes tomorrow’s man.
The Cincinnati jury acquitted Remus on the homicide of his wife amid defense of frantic jealousy. After the verdict, jurors shook his hand in tears, while Remus faced potential commitment to an asylum to prove his intents.
A death in a small town reveals the old man's straightforward life while a visiting stranger carries tangled ties. An elderly priest uncovers crucial facts about the stranger and the widow once wed to the deceased, including elopement and travels in South America.
Dr Frank McCoy offers weekly menus and diet tips from The Fast Way to Health. The text lists daily meals with breakfast lunch and dinner ideas including fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy, alongside preparation notes and wordy, error-filled menu items.
A vivid tour through the House of Morgan on Wall Street reveals a humbling blend of colossal wealth and human detail. The piece describes a quiet, carpeted maze of offices, busy messengers, and stark desks, where billion-dollar influence sits beside petty routines and Christmas greetings.
A transcription of a Q and A feature by Frederick J Haskin covers origin of Parris Island name from Port Troyat Island and the mapped history of the area. It asks about Jarvis surname origin a Scottish clan and lore of seven league boots. It notes cocoa substitution for chocolate and a Bureau of Home Economics equivalence.
The piece notes Nick Longworth's weight loss and appetite for exercise, while detailing political chatter about Speaker Longworth, Governor Al Smith, and the 1930s Democratic scene. It references Wadsworth, Crumpacker, and shifts in Senate seat status, plus broad talks of federal appropriations and party dynamics.
Puzzle text shows a collage of miswritten phrases and scattered clues. The horizontal and vertical sections hint at themed wordplay with hints to completion and naming. Readable fragments point to a mixed set of cryptic style cues and potential crossword style prompts.
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