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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1927
Page
8
A miscellaneous page blends contemplation and science notes. It critiques artificial sea urchin life creation, laments limits of science to recreate life, and contrasts ancient dining with modern meals. It also mentions censorship in China and a university admission policy shift toward stricter standards.
A fragment discusses a practice of instruction at universities with criticism of idling and loafing. It suggests that directing students toward real work could be beneficial, noting the undemocratic tone of some approaches but arguing the method may reduce laziness and instill purpose.
A column surveys wealth in America, noting Henry Ford's stance on rivals and billionaires while citing offers to buy Ford, Mellon, and Rockefeller. It highlights Atlanta's bold advertising drive under Ivan Allen, the Forward Atlanta Commission, and the city’s payroll impact, then comments on Death Valley's heat.
The National Committee on Wood Utilization urges use of short length lumber to cut Hoover waste and save millions yearly. The 100 plus member group says short lengths reduce waste from cutting long stock and conserve billions of feet of soft wood, aiding national forest upkeep and economic efficiency.
In New York February 5 a grand Chopin piano on the Town Hall concert stage draws both awe and curiosity. Citizens pass by as if before a shrine while the instrument, once in the Chenonceau salon and the Vendome house, is connected to the master’s oeuvre and the era’s great pianists.
In a rambling, fragmentary piece the author reflects on music by Chopin heard in a salon setting, contrasting the art with urban noise and a dreamlike medical or workshop scene. The text mingles piano imagery, industry chatter, and debates on wood pricing and construction efficiency.
Magistrate Carney ruled for Mrs. Pridget Forman to fence her son in law's residence after repeated disturbances. Leon Thortrand has been arrested for allegedly maintaining two wives in the same house, marking his second such offense in five years.
A whimsical review of a Capitol stage one act, starring Lautre Hardacre and Reed Smoot, with Sally Surplus and Deacon Simpkins. The satire lampoons Treasury surplus debates and senator theatrics, ending in a mock happy note amid comic crowd scenes and improvised quips.
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