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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
8
Ashtoreth Ashe navigates a steamer's social intrigue with Mademoiselle Mona de Musset, where Mona's luxurious lifestyle and rumored immorality pull other women to judge and ostracize. Smythe courts Ashtoreth while warning of Mona's influence and gossip among the passengers.
Radio radio feature notes Jazz Players on air from Wednesday to 10 p m Thursday extending hour length from half hour. Columba system stations will carry Parade selections and tunes from Merry Widow and High Hat. Vocal arrangement of De Cut prepared for Frank Black to be broadcast via NBC coast to coast. James Melton performs a vocal solo. Seiber tiles featured on WEAF WNYC WOY WCAE Pittsburgh.
Fragments show a mixed NBC WEAF and Columbia network schedule with times like 8:00 p m and 9:00 p m including programs such as Serenadors The Columbians Old Counselor and various music and talk slots. The text lists multiple erroneous phrases and misdated items but indicates a broadly nightly broadcast lineup across networks.
Professor George Starr Lasher of Ohio University spoke to Kappa Delta Pi on high school journalism. He noted 459 Ohio high school publications and traced the field from an extracurricular to an integrated educational program with classes in news writing and editing.
Judge Ray P. Sherwood presides over a famed witchcraft murder case in York Pennsylvania. John Brymer described as master of the black arts stands accused with two youths of killing recluse farmer Nelson D. Rehmeyer.
Reports from Hong Kong say the civil war has resumed in the eastern part of Sze-Chuan Province. Details on factions or dates were not confirmed by local authorities.
The 1928 annual report by Dr John H Berry shows Athens State Hospital received 307 patients, with 281 discharged or died. Readmissions reached 62 and transfers 27, while under treatment totals 1644 with a 6 percent annual death rate.
Pete McKinley of Athens was appointed deputy sheriff by William Williams on January 8 and confirmed by Judge L G Worstell. An order to sell real estate in the Emory Koker versus Arthur Koker case was issued for public auction. The McGovern Nelsonville Company sale, totaling 37000 dollars, was approved and a deed and writ of possession awarded to the purchaser.
Expectant mothers are urged to use Mother's Friend an external comfort that relieves prenatal distress and softens skin. A testimonial from Mrs. Thos. Sherosky of Leechburg Pa claims a life saved after a very rapid birth. Free booklet available. sold at drug stores. initials Zadfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ga.
Chicago dispatch notes Mrs. B F Langworthyleader of a city club outlines a “family ethics” code. She says shared bathrooms spark domestic quarrels with disputes over who baths first or lets water overflow. She asserts wage earners deserve priority and others should wait courteously.
Hartford scene reports John Coolidge wearing full dress blues at Governor Trumbull’s inaugural ball. The major, on the governor’s staff, danced with his fiancée Miss Florence Trumbull and numerous other women, drawing wide attention from attendees.
An advertisement claims Midol is a non narcotic, fast acting remedy that ends menstrual pain in five to seven minutes. It emphasizes women suffer yearly and promotes a fifty cent price at drug stores in a small carrying case.
Arthur Goebel of Wichita, winner of the Dole flight to Honolulu, announced plans for a 24,000 mile non stop around world flight. He said the attempt would start as soon as preparations and financial backing are secured.
Ada Bonner Leboeuf and Dr. Thomas E Dreher face execution in 48 hours near Franklin Louisiana as defense teams prepare insanity appeal to the Supreme Court.
Al Capone, the notorious Chicago racketeer known for his polished image, continues to rule the gangland underworld. He is actively seeking a production manager to fill the void left by Pasqualino Lolardo’s assassination as he maintains control over organized crime activities in Chicago.
A man describes long illness from impure blood with weakness and rapid weight loss. He suffered pimples boils and itching before trying various remedies without relief, seeking a lasting treatment.
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