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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
11
A fragmentary snippet mentions VICE Savarese and related names in an unclear context. The readable text suggests denial or concealment of details with no clear event or outcome. Limited identifiers impede fuller reconstruction.
Penryhn Stanlaws praises Miss Mey L. Walsh of Los Angeles a telephone operator for having the most perfectly formed hands in the world. Her hands have earned extra money as she doubles for stars in closeups when their hands are required by motion picture studios.
Hog receipts total 4000 with a weak market 26 to 50 cents higher. Good choice packers and butchers at 8.66. SHUELP receipts 250 with market strong and good to choice prices from 4.50 to 6.50. Lambs show a strong market with good to choice around 12.60.
Ohio farmers paid prices last month 14 percent above national levels. Dusting yielded $2.13 per acre gain versus spraying which added $54.50 per acre on 27 farms. Iowa tests found scrub cows bred to purebreds increased butterfat by 3 percent and subsequent generations showed 30 percent more fat.
Postmaster William Harmon invites post office heads to Auburn to view a new sorting system that he says saves more than one third of the time formerly required to distribute mail on rural routes.
A middle aged man rapped at the door of C. Lemert at 143 West Fourth avenue Columbus and asked for change for a $100 bill to get his baggage. Mrs. Lemert loaned six dollars when unable to change the bill. Police seek the stranger among possible suspects.
The senate adopted a resolution to ask the federal farm loan board to report whether reports that loan applications are being held up are true. The measure was sponsored by Senator Smoot of Utah.
Senator Simmons offered an amendment to require foreign nations to pay at least five percent interest on U S debts. A Smoot proposal for the same rate was rejected in a secret conference as the Senate considered the foreign debt funding bill.
In a proclamation issued yesterday Governor Davis calls for observance of Lincoln's birthday on February 12 to promote strict obedience to laws through joint citizen and official vigilance.
Rome reports a new five o'clock consultation of four attending physicians for the pope. The sacrament was exposed in all Catholic churches and large crowds knelt in St Peter's Square praying for the pontiff.
Maude Adams, famed actress of Peter Pan, is predicted by General Electric experts to gain lasting fame as the inventor of a motion picture color process. She has lived in Schenectady for nearly a year while perfecting the color method for children’s pictures.
The area of Cuba is about equal to that of the state of Pennsylvania, highlighting a surprising geographic scale comparison for readers.
Japan's armament delegates have tentatively agreed to remove troops from Kiaochow and the Tsing-Tao to Tsinan railway district, conditioned on China's ability to police the areas.
Secretary Weeks said no contract embodying the Muscle Shoals offer has been sent to Henry Ford. The army is drafting terms with legal and engineering experts and hopes to transmit for Ford’s signature soon, possibly even today as work continues.
In Washington a mother sought clemency for her son, convicted as a deserter from the army. She urged President Harding to grant a pardon as officials consider a petition to the Department of Justice. The appeal follows efforts to secure relief from the federal prison at Leavenworth Kansas.
Ellis Searles of the United Mine Workers warned Washington that a strike on April 1 could be set by coal operators. He cited a 1920 agreement with miners and operators and warned the government against failing to enforce it, drawing parallels to past wartime actions and Kaiser treaties.
Charleston January report reveals investigation findings by Tax Commissioner Hallanan detailing alleged abuses in justice of the peace offices. The probe, titled Astounding conditions, cites improper charges and uncompleted reports across multiple offices in the state.
Statistics indicate that men are more trustworthy due to their sense of responsibility, highlighting the perceived reliability gap between genders.
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