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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1928
Page
4
A reflective piece recalls old social calls in Southeastern Ohio towns, noting the loss of neighborly mingle and rising cliques. It muses on wildflowers, local nature, and the changing pace of life, urging love for wild flora and balanced public discourse.
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health answers reader questions on diet and health. Weekly guide lists breakfasts lunches and dinners for a full week with notes on Junket tablets and dessert options. The column also features Q A on medical concerns with cautious guidance and suggested dietary as well as speech therapy tips.
By the Way notes a Washington day pilgrimage through Manhattan, tracing sites from the Battery to Harlem and Washington Heights. It highlights Fraunces Tavern, the Battle of Harlem landmarks, James Mansion, and the 18th century president's city residence, with reflections on the era and urban change.
Hocking Valley high tenor William J. Davis will broadcast Monday night from 6 30 to 6 45 o clock on WOWO Fort Wayne Indiana. Davis is a member of the Columbus albums and of the Welton and Logan choruses. He has previously broadcast from Walt Columbus five times. The first number on the program is Wondering by McCullogh and Zirkel. The song was first used in the Shrine show last spring.
Q and A format discusses American accident deaths versus England and factors such as automobile usage. It notes a higher death rate in the United States and begins addressing postwar shifts in science pursuits with more people engaged in the pursuit of knowledge.
Epworth League held a reception at Selah Moler and Weatherby home. Miss Moler and William Weatherby wed. Crew from Athens high school orchestra joined Wheaton hardware, with Merle Crooks taking a partner role. other locals Fenzel and Connett noted.
The article surveys evolving White House press events from Harding to Coolidge, noting tighter rules, the rise of the term White House Backgrounder, and the ban on mentioning questions or background access. It also cites a Senate action granting $1000 for a Dominican boy’s death by a U.S. Marine.
Fragmentary dates note Virginia grants to favorites by Dutch official, Pavonia massacre under William Kleft, Bangor Maine incorporation, Denmark recognizes U S, John Adams appointed minister to England, Union troops occupy Nashville, National Bank law, Roosevelt announces candidacy.
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