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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1923
Page
2
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by Mrs Ipa Hewrtt of Washington DC for saving her from an operation for severe female trouble after years of illness. The testimony and a literary excerpt about Val Hannon frame a domestic scene with ranch life and romantic prospects.
In a rugged scene Val Hannon handles the high-tempered Dawnlight with a confident, masterful touch as she saddles Redstar for a western ride. Dawnlight resists yet obeys under Val’s skilled influence, showcasing her fearless nature and command of the mare.
An Honolulu police detective links petty house thefts in Japanese neighborhoods to unusually deep sleep and lax door locking. He notes overwork among Japanese laborers leads to dreamless nights and burglars entering homes unchallenged before thieves leave.
A devastating Bastable block fire in Syracuse kills John H. Shea after he leapt from a window to a safety net, with Otto Schwenn and Edward P. Lull missing and feared dead. Nine others injured as the Bastable, Rialto theatres, Helvijere hotel and Collins block are destroyed, totaling over $2,000,000 in damage.
Mrs Catherine Uribe once known as Wollies beauty bought five dollars of food for alleged police killer Little Phil Alguin at a fund counter when he arrived in Los Angeles. She said she hoped to have her imprisoned husband freed if the killer confessed. Alguin cursed her later and defended his role as chivalry faded. Time you get your overcoat paid for spring suits are on the market.
Vienna rejoices as the old-fashioned waltz returns to popularity after decades of modern dances. The revival comes amid discussions of modest conduct in ballrooms, with officials noting a shift from the fox trot to waltz music and a more restrained atmosphere despite earlier outrage from 19th century elders.
Canadian government owned Grand Trunk officials traveled by special train to Bellaire to inspect the company's local mines. The line relies on Belmont county coal fields for much of its fuel.
A 28 year old in Paris was arrested for his hundredth burglary tying hard work to crime as authorities outline a long history of home invasions.
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