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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1925
Page
4
A Thought for Today Esteem in Love and Peace
A brief devotional note cites 1 Thessalonians 5 18 and Rochefoucauld on valuing work and avoiding ingratitude. It urges readers to esteem others highly for their efforts and to live in harmony within their community.
What is chic and style in words and clothes
A survey of how dictionaries define chic and style contrasts fashion with personal identity. It notes modern misuse of terms and quotes varied opinions from editors, dressmakers, artists, and actors, arguing definitions are shaped by culture and individual interpretation.
World Court Ball in New York Attracts Notables
The World Court Ball in a leading New York hotel drew a large social and business crowd with a march of nations, a speech by a Taft brother, and events like Bouquet of Buds and Fashion Cabaret. Supporters say it advances a cause favored by three presidents, yet the Senate ignores such displays, preferring similar balls in small towns’ lodges.
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New York
Taft
United States Senate
Masons’ and Elks
Woodmen’s
Anti-Tobacco Drive To Launch In August
The Anti-Tobacco drive plans a national campaign led by the Anti-Tobacco Convention Promotion Committee. A single nationwide organization will rally reformers and push legislative actions against tobacco use, while opposing broad bans. Public response hinges on campaign conduct and education about nicotine effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juries of Peers Questioned as Criminals Go Unpunished
A provocative reflection argues that criminals evade punishment because trials depend on juries of peers. The comment suggests systemic flaws in the justice process and public trust in juries.
Farmers Depend on Congress as Nature Steps In
The old observation notes farmers rely on congressional action, yet natural forces often dictate outcomes first. It reflects on the perpetual clash between policy hopes and environmental realities affecting agriculture.
Far East Crisis Deepens Over Patriarchate Expulsion
The Turkish Nationalist government expelled the Ecumenical Patriarch from Constantinople amid tension over the Lausanne Treaty and the Patriarchate's future. Greece, refugees, and the fate of the church are in question as diplomats seek a stable outcome. The move raises concerns about the Patriarchate's status and potential new leadership.
Question on Air Squadron Definition in Military Display
In a SHAM battle plans mention twenty squadrons of airplanes with twenty planes total fit to fight. The discussion centers on whether a single plane can be a squadron and how many aircraft actually participate.
Air War Theory Question Sparks Debate on Aerial Tactics
The passage questions if orders will instruct pilots to ignore aircraft in combat and to avoid targeting ships, as it discusses the army and navy theory that airplanes do not count in war and the use of imitation bombs on ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Protection urged for profits of forty five million battleship builders
A call to action argues that steps are needed to safeguard the profits of those who construct forty five million dollar battleships, stressing the impact on industry and national defense.
Lodge Letter from 1895 Censures War Department Efficiency
Theodore Roosevelt’s letters reveal Senator Lodge writing from Washington on July 6 1895 after a war department visit. He states he was appalled by the utter lack of efficiency organization or plan shown by the department head.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Washington
War Department
Lodge
War talk and Fenian Raid recall mark of Canada defense
Excerpts discuss military ignorance in high offices, aviation’s future impact, and a later Fenian Raid into Canada on June 1 1866. It notes National defense fears, Mitchell’s calls for battleship sinks, and refugee concerns about war from air and sea.
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Canada
Buffalo
Threats to national security provoke fears of city bombing
The text warns that danger to the nation is great and that those guarding security face risk to their peace of mind. It notes that bombing a major American city would threaten leaders and cause an unpleasant quarter hour, potentially lasting about 15 minutes.
Air power warned as a national defense need rises
A period piece urges citizens to write to Congress and leaders about aviation as a vital defense. It cites Brigadier General Lord Thomson noting air forces as the first line of defense in wartime and imagines early bombing on London if aviation had existed then.
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Lord Thomson
Britain
British Isles
London
Britsh Isles
Questions and Answers in The Athens Messenger Readers Ask
The Athens Messenger presents an Information Bureau digest with Q and A on topics from minerals to historic events. It explains staurolite, the White House status under Jefferson, Pemberton Mill disaster, presidential salary pauses, national agricultural conventions, and Henry Clay as Speaker.
Radio wave lengths measured in meters and conversions
Q how are radio wave lengths measured A wave lengths of radio communication are measured in meters meaning a certain number of meters from trough to trough of the waves sent out from the transmitter One meter equals 39 37 inches Q where is the largest sulphur mine in the world A a definite statement cannot be made since mines vary in production Sicilian mines have produced the most but Texas Gulf may surpass in future Q is there any point on the high seas where bottom has not been found A there are many depths in the Atlantic and Pacific not fully explored greatest depth 32666 feet 6 8 miles 145 miles southeast of Tokyo Q are more boys studying to be physicians now than a generation ago A the number of medical students in 1900 was 25215 while in 1923 there were 17552 Q in what order are the insurance policies mailed to ex service men A generally adjusted service certificates are issued in order of receipt but many cases require correction and investigation and certificates may be held up briefly.
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Paris
Newark
Washington, D. C
Far East
Turkey
Usenne
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Syria
Persia
Jerusalem
Tiberias
Babylon
Rome
Alexandria
Antioch
Peter
Nicaea
Byzan
Ate
Asic Stanas
Constantinople
Council of
Greece
Lausanne
Guinea
England
Italy
Texas Gulf
Tokyo
Faith in the Buckeye Building and Loan Confidence Grows
The Buckeye Mortgage and Savings system, serving 67 000 members, has built trust through safeguarding funds as a sacred duty. It emphasizes sound first mortgage loans on homes and its five percent time certificates as safe securities. Resources exceed 28.8 million dollars with reserves over 1 million.
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Buckeye
America
There’s Real Medicine Now For Stubborn Coughs
An advertisement for Broncholine Emulsion from Cline Pharmacy Co. touts the medicine as effective against lingering coughs with no dope or chloroform. It claims quick, thorough relief after a few doses and notes the product is widely available through dealers.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Across Networks
Compiled by United Press a dense list of daily radio programming for many stations including KGO WGY WEAF WNYC and more. It details time slots performances lectures concerts and orchestras with artists such as Winifred Bauer Toti Dal Monte and Giuseppe Deluca across multiple cities and networks.
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WEAF
W . Aceekovice
Tracture
Winifred Bauer
Dia
Eusceppe Benedetto
George Cooley
Victor
Toti Dal Monte
Guiseppe Deluca
Pearcoeen Opera
Victor Concert
Rchestra
Silvertown Orchestra
Vincent Lopes
WNYC
New York
Ao New Woanase
Commodore Orchestra
Air College
Wanameaker
Way
Uncle Wip
Eastern State Veanenen
Marburger'e Entra
Deluca and Victor Orchestra
Silvertown
WFBU
Altoona
WCAR
Fia Priss
William Penn Orchestra
Uncle Kaybee
Ran Tae
Dal Mour
Goodrich
Fred K. Senne
Ng Symphony Orchestra
Post St
Ekrer
Pigzereiwer
Stan Roe Slee
KYW
Chicago
Insomnia Club
Ip Bence
Elgin
WRAG
Enes
Dal Monte DeLuca
Connor
Eng
D. Nichols
Hot Springs
W. C. Browne
Fischer
Peteren
P. Fort Worth
Silent Stations and Radio Orchestra Lineup
Schedule of Central Standard and Pacific Coast programs lists various orchestras and soloists including the Melody eels, Kineky Quintette, Mats, Doherty Melody Boys, Frank's Orchestra, Francis Orchestra, and Montan Orcheste with time slots around 8 10 PM. Stations include WLS KFCP KFI KGO and others with management reserve of changes.
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Tories
Eels
Rh Orchestra
Ncinati
Kineky
Eriene Orchester
Mats
Doherty Melody Boys
KGO
Oakland
Francis
Halstead
Cas
J. Seen Ae
Hickman
Pestrs
KFI
Angeles
Panee Orchestra
Muse
le Marlow
Montan Orcheste
Tnomsh Strollers
Readings at Jeanette in Mountain Time showdown
Readers report a local event featuring Jeanette and George in a Mountain Time setting with a calm reading session and 0 readings noted.
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CNBC
George Eg A
Jeanette Oney
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