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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1925
Page
4
The text discusses disagreement among national representatives over collecting debts. It argues objectors demand separate action while creditors fear joint responsibility and express preference for aiming toward 200 percent American share to justify their stance. The tone is argumentative about collection strategies and risks of default by Germany.
The piece notes stamp errors from 1869 onward with upside down center pictures and minor printing flaws. It remarks on evolving collector interest and a Bureau of Engraving and Printing admission of frequent mistakes while critiquing political views and potential international pressure.
A vintage ad touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a powerful cough medicine for tough lingering coughs. It promises quick relief after a few doses and urges readers to ask Cline Pharmacy Co or other druggists to obtain a bottle.
A devotional line cites Matthew 12 25 about a kingdom divided facing desolation and a maxim from John Dickinson stating unity brings strength and division leads to collapse.
Chester H. Rowell argues the debt dispute should shift from moralizing to facts. He says France must acknowledge what it can pay and accept a modified Dawes plan, with funds delivered to Paris and sent to the U.S. He warns that full repayment is unlikely and that France must confront its European role within its means.
The passage argues that a separate peace with Germany created a need for separate payment arrangements. It claims we ignored rights and avoided Versailles responsibilities, and that allied powers recognize our share of the Dawes payments accordingly.
San Francisco greets the visiting Japanese training fleet with hospitality framing civil ties. The piece argues that friendly gestures prove that national policy disagreements can be resolved by peaceful conference, noting past goodwill during the Roosevelt tour and urging continued good will between America and Japan.
The piece riffs on early spring signs as warm forecasts despite cold snaps. It notes horses moulting deer shedding horns pussywillows blooming and butterflies aflutter two months early plus travelers in deserts seeing mirages of water. It cites February as a time when many become natural prophets of spring.
A Chicago ordinance requires gun owners to carry pistols in belts, a rule framed as sensible while noting many owners use hip pockets for other items.
An economist foresees prices falling over the next two decades and argues that sustained tax increases could be tolerated if inflation remains controlled and public services are funded.
A Washington, D. C. philatelist explains how inverted errors in stamps rise in value. The 1918 bi color issue brought a 15 000 dollar gain for Robey of Washington and a market boom for the famous 5c red error of 1915. Errors are rarer in the United States and foreign issues often command higher prices.
A compendium of questions covers Brass in British Nigeria, trench mouth among children, costs of cleaning clothes, Paris perfumed butter, canned salmon safety, ideal relief map materials, Revolutionary War colonial populations, Lithua nian capital, steam shovel origin, number of continents, and mosquito repellents used during Panama Canal construction.
The article notes European statesmen prefer business with Russia while China Japan and Russia forge treaties. It warns of a China Japan Russia alliance and highlights Russia's vast expanse China’s population and Japan’s industrial strength. It mentions Japan’s resentment over immigration policy and Russia's broad antagonism toward the United States.
The article argues the U S is underarmed compared to Asia and Russia with air forces. It notes Japan and Russia building hundreds of aircraft monthly and comments that air power could strike the U S in sixty hours, making coastal defenses seem weak. It stresses the danger from airborne attacks versus naval strength.
Mr. C. H. K. Curtis remarks that a Russia China Japan union, bound by treaties, might destabilize the balance created by the Washington treaty. He says the Washington conference aimed to maintain a balance among the United States England France and Japan in the Pacific.
The piece argues that the United States faces a dangerous prospect from Asia and Russia and calls for immediate defense readiness. It urges beginning to buy and construct fighting airships while criticizing authorities for failing to prepare. The text frames U S policy toward Japan and Russia as aggressive warnings.
Michael Faraday identified the mechanism that would underlie electric motor operation in 1821. His experiments showed rotating magnetic fields could convert electrical energy into motion, laying groundwork for modern motor design and electromagnetic theory.
A dense schedule lists programs on WHAF WFI WGR WCAE and others for Tuesday Feb 3. Recitals orchestras talks and performances span New York Philadelphia Boston Detroit and beyond with hours from 4:00 P M to 11:30 P M including Eveready Hour Silvertown Orchestra and Brunei wick Hour among many station lineups.
A dense listing of broadcast times and programs across Chicago Cincinnati Oakland and other stations. It lists orchestras quintets bands choirs and drama segments with varied start times from early evening to late night and notes local time zones and program notes.
Fragmentary report lists times and places including KOA Denver and Calgary with brief mentions of final news stocks and phar glea. Details are incomplete but indicate a late evening update rundown and a March-related trio reference.
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