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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1925

Page

7

Bus Owners See Threat in Collister Amendment

Ohio motor bus line owners warn the Collister amendment to the Freeman Collister bus law would force many operators to abandon routes they pioneered. C J Randall, secretary of the Ohio Motor Bus Owner's association, cites improved safety, better equipment, and increased service since the current law.

Columbus Ohio Motor Bus C. J. Randall Ohio Motor Bus Owner’s Association Ohio Randall

Banks to be boosted through thrift week appeal

Columbus Ohio January 16 An appeal to Ohioans to invest savings in local financial institutions will be made by 100 building and loan speakers before luncheon and civic clubs during thrift week January 17 to 23. Radio talks will support the campaign aiming to raise 200 million dollars in Ohio building and loan assets in 1925 to meet home financing demands.

Columbus Ohio

Chapman Identified as Long Island Mail Robber

Gerald Chapman, the notorious mail robber, was identified by mail clerk Joseph P. Green from pictures as the man who held up a Long Island Railroad mail car Tuesday night and escaped with 10000 dollars.

Chapman New York Gerald Chapman Joseph P. Green Long Island

Tree Growth Begins Before Trunk Expansion

The tips of trees start developing weeks or months ahead of trunk expansion, signaling early growth stages and forthcoming structural development.

Coolidge Passes Over Navy Officer in Promotion Shuffle

President Coolidge bypassed Captain J. K. Robison, the top captain, amid Senate threats to block promotions. Robison had featured in inquiries into the Doheny oil leases while head of the Bureau of Engineering, approving Doheny’s Pearl Harbor contract with Albert B. Fall.

Washington

Do You Cough Dayton Patent Remedy Testimony

Mrs. Melissa Hague reports severe bronchitis with sore inflamed bronchials and inability to swallow. She credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing the cough and strengthening her, praising its blood enriching qualities and overall health benefits.

Dayton Dr. Pierce Golden Melissa Hague McLain St. Health Golden Medical Discovery Pierce

Lion Lives Longer in Cage Says Cincinnati Zoo Director

Cincinnati Jan 16 Sol A Stephan general manager of the Cincinnati Zoo says lions live longer in captivity than in the wild. He cites a lion named Paul who died at 24 years after years in the zoo, while wild lions reach about 22 or 23. The ledger notes elephants suffer from corns but endure longer in captivity.

Cincinnati O. Jan Sol. A. Stephan Cincinnati, Zoo Stephan Luneze Paul Ummera Lil Mer

Heat disposition of an elephant described in notes

The passage notes an elephant’s heat disposition and mentions the keeper finishing tasks as the animal warms up this morning. It focuses on the animal’s condition and the keeper’s actions without broader context or events.

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