Dairy farmers lead Athens County milk to outside markets
Athens County farmers report over 350000 dollars annual dairy sales in the local market with much of the output now destined for outside markets. State supervision and farm upgrades have improved quality, with inspections and modern plants helping meet stricter city milk standards and signaling growing regional demand.
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Thens
Athens County
State University
State Dairy and Food Department
Githens Counuy
Athena Canary
Dairica
Eee
Parking drives new retail marketing method
The article notes parking scarcity fuels a new drive in retail marketing. It argues central, fre e parking areas boost efficiency and shopper convenience, citing drive-in markets as a growing solution and asking whether cities like Athens could provide such spaces.
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Cix
Athens
Ten Italian pea planes cross South Atlantic flight
Spectacular aviation stunt story recalls ten Italian planes soaring across the South Atlantic in darkness and landing on the opposite shore, described with vivid but evocative language of risk and achievement.
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South Atlantic
Milestone the Milestone Tale In New York
In New York Gilbert Swan traces Milestone a immigrant from Goona to film studio fame and a stage name shift. The piece highlights his rise from factory work to photo and film work, wartime service, and eventual success with The Racket era. It notes swanky apartments and replica royal interiors as backdrop.
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Sam Taaghe
Rewis
Foris
Tamtom Foyal Grant
New York
Lota Milestone
Elem
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Stilestone
America
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Hack
Amntrieli
Central Ark
Nome
Seiad Corpa
United States Army
Washington
Hollwoodanten
Warilmee
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Clin
Diaghla Chano Tame
Atulia
A O
Fy Moe
Boya
Hla
Knowledge Quiz From Washington Bureau Memorandum
A dated survey of questions and answers covers topics from George Gershwin to weather, navigation, and astronomy. It includes trivia on Patagorda and Patagonian geography, a note about euthanasia terms, colonial governance, and extreme snowfall reports, with figures and locations cited.
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George Gershwin
New York
Rece
Windon
Kor
House of Alcohol
Areturms
Alpiny Ventairi
AL LA
Patagorda
Andes
Rio Negro
Ametea
United States
Conirs
Sierra Nevada
California
Sscramede
Cal
Rene
Nes
Jian Man
More Truth Than Poetry By James J Montague
A rural lyric contrasts sparrow song with winter hardship and village cheer, then shifts to aviation, praising reliability after twelve planes launch a cross country flight with ten completing the journey and two sidelined by engine trouble. The piece ends noting aviation’s promising potential.
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More Truth
James J. Montague
Explanation of ak Donkey Cheenered a Mine
Fragmented OCR text covers a chaotic mix of topics including a donkey mining scenario in Idaho, a Nepal cartoon, and a note on U.S. gallon definitions. It mentions O'Rourke and ellorg, a Raaher HM and Sullivan mine at Kel ford Idaho, and a lecture cue. References to cartoons and standards appear amid garbled details.
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O'Rourke
Ellorg
Sullivan
Kelforddaho
Value of Education and War Costs Highlight 1920s Debate
The Washington Letter argues education spending, defense costs, and public funding shape national priorities. It compares per capita education outlays, shares of national income, and wartime funding shifts across nations, noting education’s rising prominence postwar and urging continued support.
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Bert Ape
Pka Doe
Amin
Timas
United States
Great Briain
Tay
Canela
France
Australia
Himaary
Astra
Sis
Agare
National Education Association
Offices of Education
Uke
Fragmented Athens Love Story Book Feature
A scratched page from the Athens Messenger profiles a new book about famous love affairs and a life of Arnold. The readable lines hint at a dramatic tale of romance, betrayal, and public intrigue, noting the book’s lovely prose and sensational claims while obscuring many details.
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Athens Messenger
Arnold
Local notices among faded OCR fragments
Fragmentary text from a column lists a street address and vague references to a center in Washington DC with stamps and coins mentioned. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, leaving only scattered items and partial addresses.
Abortion, Marriage, and Morals in a Pope’s Address
A contorted opinion piece by Arthur Brilhants discusses abortion, birth control, and marital indissolubility, noting harsh condemnation of nontraditional marriages and the Pope's 16 000 word message defending Catholic moral rules. It describes government hospital abortions, potential need for poor women, and critiques church stance amid wartime labor and highway funding debates.
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Auastia
Fiussin
Creel
Notable Athens Figures in Theater and Banking News
Two Athens actresses Huth Franeia and Florence Forrest gained favor in theater circles. Ohio Senate saw a direct vote measure for senators. United Mine Workers plans discuss legal changes. Ohio University bequests to the state debt yield 6 percent semiannual interest. Athens banks elected officers: N Alderman, H Bieross, and Dr. Moore. Ten years ago wage talks and Harding inauguration notes. Prohibition crackdown reports 2045 violations across several states.
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SEARS
Athens
Huth Franeia
el Roach
Florence Forrest
Florence Lash Williams
Capitol Drought Relief Sparks Senate Debate
Washington readers witness a heated dispute over federal aid for drought victims. Senators Caraway and others recount harrowing tales of hunger in Kentucky Alabama and other states while critics argue against government loans to fund relief. Local officials warn of mass hardship if aid is delayed.
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Ashington
Jan
Pwr
Washington
John Barton Layne
Spa Red Cross
Congress
Dronight-Stricke i
Hoover
Caraway
Arkansas
Somboanlss
Mmalk
Waelanster
Vainis
Achacs
Kentucks
Alabama
Larder
Kentucky
Trong
Petween
Qoaster
Minato
Trige
Red Crest
Mount Vernon
About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton
A lengthy essay suggests coping with long dark winters and holidays by keeping children busy with home crafts and simple activities. It urges practical plans, avoids underestimating children, and notes that mothers should guide play and provide modest, constructive projects to stay engaged during harsh seasons.
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Olive Roberts Barton
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