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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1928

Page

4

Ten Years Ago Drift Through Athens County News

Dr. C. S. McDougal broke an arm after an ice fall. Delegates Mrs. P. EB Hixon and Mrs. C. C. Millikan were chosen for the southeastern Ohio federation meeting in Cambridge. George Holdren of the children's home posted a high corn grade per Ohio State University testing bureau. Mrs. Fred McKay presented Community Music at the Social Literary club. Mrs. Charles Pickering and Frances of Middleport visited here with the Arscotts. Hot chocolate with whipped cream became available in local pharmacies. Border, long ill, showed improvement. I. M. Foster was elected Athens county prosecuting attorney.

P. EB. Hixon C. C. Millikan Cambridge Ohio State University Testing Bureau George Holdren Children's Home Fred McKay

Eyes of the Brave: Byrd’s Pole Expedition Draws Suits

Bruce Catton frames Richard E Byrd’s planned flight to the South Pole as a test of courage and manhood. He notes that over 200 men seek to join and suggests the appeal lies in danger, adventure, and exclusivity with Byrd as the glamorous focal point.

Richard £. Byrd OW South Pole Byrd Byrds Lindberghs Chamberlins

Four Splendid Gentlemen in Athens Grow Up With the Town

The Messenger features E R Lash John Dana E J Jones and Charles Brown as four enduring Athens pillars. They witnessed Athens from Goose and Camp Wool to East Side and West, watched swamps cleared and roads asphalted, and saw the Hocking Valley evolve. All four remain vigorous and mentally sharp, reflecting on a life of temperate, busy civic engagement.

the Messenger Athens E.R. Lash John Dana E. J. Jones Charles Brown Hocking Valley

The Case for Husbands School of Manners at Ohio University

A newspaper voice argues that husbands neglect courtship and domestic courtesy. It calls for a course for men to learn chivalry and considerate behavior toward wives and neighbors, noting many husbands fail to call on friends or share household duties.

Ohio University Friedd Hus Ushande

Shadows Over Color in Morning Forecast

A terse weather note asks whether today brings yellow or white skies with no shadows, signaling atmospheric hints and mood for readers.

Hindus barred as Caucasians in American policy debate

Arthur Brisbane recounts Congressman Celler’s push to admit Hindus as Caucasians while they are still labeled a yellow race and barred. The piece argues against lifting the ban, noting racial differences, economic concerns, and potential unrest, with broader remarks on Britain’s Indian population and a grim modern parable about fleeting fame.

Celler United States

Young Collett Breaks Pinehurst Course Record

A young golfer Miss Collett flew over Pinehurst North Carolina then stepped out to beat her record noting the remarkable precision of her flight like inspection of the course.

Collett Pinehurst N. C

Canada Plans One Steel Trust to Control Dominion

Canada contemplates a single steel trust to encompass all steel and coal interests in the Dominion. Observers note the move could give one organization control of Canada’s entire steel and coal sectors, reflecting broader trust trends and eliciting concern.

Canada Dominion

Calif man aids mother as swindler claim prompts concern

A California man recounts his mother being convinced by a swami from India named Jagananda that she could walk on water in the Miami river, paying about 35 dollars for the assurance. Paris police target so-called gigolo dynamics harming American women amid scams. Mussolini tightens wine shops in Italy, urging work and prohibition caution. Dwight L. Moody celebrated on 91st birthday while speak-easies outnumber wine shops in New York and Italy.

California Miami River India Jagananda Presbyterian Church Dwight L. Moody New York Italy

Mayor Eyes Elimination Contest for Mayors

Ohio town mayor proposes a contest to promote fair mayoral eliminations. References to Bossy Gillis of Newburyport and Mr Rickard suggest outreach. Mentions Sandino and a Marine possibly hiding him as a souvenir appear as rumor.

Ohio Sandino

Health and Diet Advice From Dr Frank McCoy

Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers questions on insanity causes and treatment. He advocates detox cleansing, enemas, fruit fasts, and a healthful diet as pivotal for dementia praecox and mental disorders, with psychoanalysis as a follow up.

Frank McCoy Surgzeon

Medical Q and A on catarrh diet cloudberry and lip scar

A fourteen year old suffers chronic catarrh improved by dietary changes avoiding starches sugars and fats. A reader asks about cloudberry native to Arctic regions and found in northern US but rarely commercially available. Another asks about a scar on a child lip from a glass cut. plastic surgery can remove it but should be delayed until the child is older to lessen pain.

J. L

Orphan Boy Dies by Own Hand After Pet's Death

Grieving 10 year old George Geitin, an orphan, took his own life following the death of his dog in Glenview, Illinois. The incident is recorded as a suicide motivated by bereavement.

Glenview Ili George Geitin Winchester Eng Alice Dennet

Question and answer from a 1920s inquiry column

A reading of Q A pairs covers marathon hour records and claims six days with sleep. unmarried widow meaning for Gold Star mothers. first outside loop by James A Doolittle in 1927. MecNary Haugen pronunciation Hawgen. Nellie Bly world trip in 72 days 6 hours 11 minutes. pennies legal tender up to 25 cents. skeleton in the closet origin tied to anatomy skeleton in college. moon temperatures with day and night cycles. Camp Zachary Taylor abandoned July 1 1921. Red Cross receives no proceeds from Tuberculosis Christmas Seals sales.

James A. Doolittle McCook Field Dayton Ohio Immelman Haugen Hawgen Nellie Bly Humber Very Zachary Taylor Red Cross National Tuberculosis Association

Presidential nominations shaping up at national conventions

Washington says nominations will occur at conventions with primaries and state gatherings shaping the field. Hoover Dawes and Smith battles loom as factions vye over delegates in Illinois Ohio New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana and Missouri reflecting pro and anti Hoover and anti Smith currents.

Washington Mth Hoover Smith Dawes Reed Woolen Owen Young Massachusetts Kansas City Fuller New York Pennsylvania Mellon Mr. Wyre Indiana Jim Watson Tllinois Lowden Tlinois Illinois Donahey Ohio Atleo Pomerene Anti-Smith Missouri

Radio Programs Placed For Schools Across Three Stations

Two experimental school programs have been arranged to broadcast from 10 to 11 Friday morning. The stations WLW Cincinnati WIR Detroit and KDKA Pittsburgh will carry the programs.

WLW Cincinnati WIR Detroit KDKA Pittsburg

Puzzle hints and scattered clues from a dated cross w ord page

A fragmented crossword puzzle page with scattered clues and partial entries. Horizontal items include party for men only and prickly pear while vertical words mention grinding grain and jail port, with stray notes on pronouns and verbs.

Chief Bailiff Charged With Short Funds in Cleveland

J Martin Thumm chief bailiff of the Cleveland municipal court was held responsible for a 4545.98 shortage in court funds in an audit covering 1924 to 1926. The report said funds were misapplied by an unknown person but still held the chief bailiff accountable for all money received.

Columbus U.R J. Martin Thumm Cleveland W. KE. Heck T. L. Jenkins

Baalmann’s Gas Tablets Promise Relief From Belly Gas

A vintage ad touts Baalmann’s Gas Tablets as permanent relief for stomach and bowels. It claims reduced bloating, disappearance of anxious fullness, improved heart comfort, and restored energy, urging readers to buy the genuine yellow package at Cline’s Pharmacy.

Baalmann Cisteceh CLINE

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