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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1927
Page
6
The article outlines a Mary breakfast and lunch dinner plan including canned pineapple, vegetables, veal steak, casseroles, and desserts like stuffed apples. It provides a detailed recipe for stuffed apples with lemon syrup, nuts, raisins, orange marmalade, whipped cream, and jelly. It also notes a dietary motto and a tomato aspic salad with peas and carrots.
Saturday radio features list multiple stations with programs and times from 7 to 11 p m EST. Includes New York Symphony Orchestra Rene Pollain conducting and Boston Symphony Orchestra Serge Koussevitzky, plus other station hookups and a semi annual budget bureau meeting with addresses by President Coolidge and Brigadier General M. H. M. rd.
A French military aircraft with two crew members crashed into the Mediterranean near Algiers. Both the pilot and the observer were drowned in the accident.
Health claim styled as a notice urging readers to treat constipation with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN. It notes symptoms like headaches and insomnia, endorses two tablespoon daily use, and says doctors recommend the 100 percent bran product made in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Los Angeles reports motion picture actor Reginald Denny was pronounced critical today after developing peritonitis following an appendectomy performed while making a film last week. He had a high fever and remained under care as doctors monitored his condition.
In Columbus on January 28 the Common Pleas Judges' association adopted a resolution to study modern procedure in criminal cases by a five member commission. Its findings would be sent to the next legislature with aim of revising the Ohio criminal code. A second proposal asks the legislature to authorize prosecutors to assume full control of prosecutions before municipal courts and local officials.
In Plattesville Wisconsin a coroner's inquest is set for today after a woman's torso was found in the woods. Police identify the remains as Hattie Hales Coffey and say her husband William W. Coffey confessed to killing her with a ball bat and dismembering the body, burying each part separately.
In Blyth England the town council votes down a petition to create public baths for unemployed residents. The decision ends the bid as council members cite cost concerns and limited need amid wartime measures.
A six year old boy, William Cozens, at Paddington Green General Hospital, writes words backwards from right to left using the left hand. The writing must be viewed in a looking glass to be read. The rare condition puzzles scientists.
A fragmentary note defines mancinism as a condition where cerebro cortex areas move within the brain. The cause remains unclear with the right-hemisphere shift mentioned but not explained.
The readable fragments reference a mistaken or garbled passage about a legal or financial matter. No clear persons or organizations can be identified to anchor a factual headline or summary.
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