To the Rescued Be Slow to Fall Thou Art in
Fragmentary note evokes cautious rescue approach and restraint as danger lingers. The text hints at a cautionary call for prudence in a perilous situation with possible reference to effort and timing.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary note evokes cautious rescue approach and restraint as danger lingers. The text hints at a cautionary call for prudence in a perilous situation with possible reference to effort and timing.
Fragmentary text references a church and sermons, a feast, and road scenes with mentions of Athens Nelsonville and Chicago. There are disjointed lines about a plan, advertising, and a motor accident, suggesting a chaotic page with mixed local color and events.
Diet guidance from Dr Frank McCoy known as Thor of The Newest Way to Health. The article discusses how winter fatigue, malnutrition, and improper diet affect health and outlines dietetic rules and home remedies. It includes patient stories, cautions against overwork, and a Q A on chilblains and circulatory health.
A nostalgia filled item notes past events at Ohio university including a mot to knit and community chest talk by Prof F Morgan to the Chamber of Commerce. It recalls ten years ago Mary Tough led home economics and a pretty baby contest with Clarice Smith winning and W R Phillips securing a rose wrap.
Washington reports Senator J Boomboom McWhorter, announcing his candidacy, muses on destiny and unseen forces guiding his life. He recalls early work, dog catcher beginnings, and vows to outpace rivals, predicting only two or three true “men of destiny” remain.
The column offers quick New York sketches from Penn Station to Manhattan streets. It notes quirky storefronts, fashion hints, and a running roundup of city characters and jokes, including Dorothy Parker and theater quips. It also shares trivia and short Q&A items on history, science, and culture.
Questions span diverse topics from fast fish to Rio de Janeiro to rats damage in the U S and Confucian sacred mountains. Includes cherry handling tips and notes on red snow near the pole, plus a report on prescription medicine usage and pharmacist roles.
A fragmented crossword row refers to the Panama Canal and related clues. It includes mentions of Pane canal themes, Paderewski, Oder outlet sea, river names, and various abbreviations and wordplay prompts. The readable bits suggest a broad newspaper puzzle item with scattered questions and vertical clues.
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