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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Timothy named trustee of Ohio University. References to Morrison Cone and Woodhouse residence, a medical college, and a daily 6 o'clock wake routine appear alongside names such as Frank McVey and G. Le club. The text is garbled with scattered place names like Athens and Columbus.
The article cites Professor E R Wallace of Ohio University urging farmers and fruit growers to align with retailers to market locally grown fruit. It notes apples rotting in Hocking valley while Northwest fruit sells at high prices, and highlights that local apples taste better and can be packed and sold like western fruit. The piece stresses growing food locally as coal declines and money staying at home.
Pasadena hosts a bustling day with the Tournament of Roses morning pageant followed by a football duel between Pittsburgh University and Stanford University. Over 754,900 attendees travel from California and beyond to witness the events, with mountain ski trips and Big Bear Lake snowward travel in view.
Questions on health and diet answered by Dr McCoy author of The Past Way to Health. Reader queries addressed through the paper with guidance on nutrition, iron, dairy, and lifestyle, presenting a cautious take on cures and remedies.
The text presents scattered Q A about cartite growth, emigration, city inventors Waterbury and Waterbarry, animal hibernation and dormancy, and grasses. It references ionized terms and incomplete phrases but outlines general facts resembling a school quiz on zoology botany and geography.
A garbled news fragment recounts New York theatrical and social items with scattered names and places. It mentions Edna Leeda and a midwestern inquiry, plus references to Fannie Hurst and a public figure linked to a church chair. The text blends performances, scandals, and personal notes in a blurred timeline.
Washington Jan 4 An independent senator Shipstead from Minnesota is seen as a potential balance of power between parties in the Senate. The vote on referring a resolution to the Rules Committee split along party lines, highlighting tensions over party discipline and industry interests.
fragmentary OCR reading mentions health service idea and a referenced person, with unclear context and many misspellings. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmentary text references Henry Judd Gray and AL Smith in a clemency matter tied to a high profile case. Attorney for the defense seeks action. no clear final decision or date is presented in the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a divorce action involving a La Verna party and references to a plea, a panel and a resignation. Other lines mention a toll of 1031 and a mysterious courtroom context, though details are unclear.
unreadable OCR snippet mentions names and dates in garbled form. cannot determine a coherent event or subject. provide clearer source to generate a proper card.
The page presents a jumbled crossword including clues on Christianity, royalty, Nobel prizes, national symbols, and art galleries. Amid garbled phrasing, readers glimpse references to the Thames, the National Gallery, U.S. cabinet roles, and world wonders, with scattered phrases about exploration and literature.
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