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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1922
Page
6
Billy and Tom flee during a thunderless night after a kidnap incident. They stumble through mud and gardens toward a railroad, dodging obstacles as authorities presume they perished. The tale continues tomorrow with further escape attempts.
A fragment from a Wellington society page describes Ilona, a new member of the younger set, intruding on local beliefs and traditions. Her tale of a country road ride with Jimmie Warburton unsettles rivals as Truda ponders her own chances with the desirable Jim.
Ilona weighs harsh judgments from Wellington residents as her parents urge adaptation. Her conflict centers on accepting local customs while feeling misunderstood by the town and its best citizens. The narrative hints at further developments to come.
Youngstown Ohio February 11 James A Campbell president of Youngstown Sheer & Tube Co says the proposed steel merger is not off despite reports from the day that one involved company failed to mark inventory and demanded a large bonus to gain a strong position in the Chicago market.
The expression We're in the same boat traces to a Chinese writer, marking its early usage to convey shared fate. It appears in literary contexts highlighting collective experience across different circumstances and cultures.
Violet Schmidt twenty, labeled a dangerous vamp, is ordered to serve one to three years in the state reformatory for forgery. Judge A C Troup bars her contact with males during confinement and rebuts society leaders wishing she be placed on a farm.
West Orange New Jersey February 11. Thomas A Edison named Sarah Bernhart as the most remarkable woman he had met saying she was good and still full of pepper.
In Seattle on February 11 a Japanese sailor Jitsujiro Sano who died in Victoria, B C will have a lock of his hair sent home on the vessel Alabama Maru. The hair burial in Nippon is said to bring the soul eternal peace despite his body remaining buried abroad.
The proposed vote in the Reichstag on the Wirth government was postponed to Wednesday. The move was opposed only by the independent socialists and communists. Separately, spearing sword fish is a sport in Nova Scotia waters.
An old newspaper blurb promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a fast relief for colds and grippe. A dose every two hours, up to three doses, supposedly clears nasal congestion, stops runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The product is claimed to act without assistance, taste pleasant, and contain no quinine.
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