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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
4
The section lists advertising reps for Robert E. Were, Inc. with offices at 501 Fifth Ave New York and 5 South Wabash Ave Chicago.
A brief clipping presents a religious verse from Psalms and a fragmented quote attributed to Mrs. with a tone of reflective thought. The text combines a biblical line about the upright with an incomplete statement on melancholy.
Merle Thorpe argues that retail salespeople are the shock troops of American business, bridging consumers and industry. He urges better understanding, training, and communication to prevent misunderstanding and promote confidence in the complex economic system.
The piece mocks costly prestige missions once used to win goodwill, contrasting them with cheaper air travel shows and praising private aviation figures while noting a tragic family’s suicide and a celestial musings on life beyond Earth. It references Roosevelt, Lindbergh, Byrd, Fokker, Ford, and governors.
A jumble of quips cites Kellogg and Jackie Coogan, Navy fliers, a film actress, and jokes about mothers-in-law. It notes Illinois town turtles after rain, sharks fins culinary remark, new army blouses with flaring skirts, a professor on intelligence use, and a bridge caution about blunt instruments.
Dr Frank McCoy argues behavior stems from physical and mental defects shaped by birth and training. The Institute for Juvenile Research in Chicago will study delinquent youths to treat underlying causes and restore social value.
New York story notes Division Street on the East Side as the first place immigrant women see American finery and begin adjusting from old country garb to current fashions. It highlights yardage from thrift to prosperity, a 100-man/million-dollar cooperative, and contrasts with Hoboken gambling hubs beyond Manhattan.
News From Twenty Years Ago reports the university heating plant site near the B and O freight depot. Cannons for the Soldiers Monument placed at monument place. Post office clerks and carriers get pay raises starting today.
In Washington the U S Employment Service office on Pennsylvania Avenue is run by Miss Cecil R Chittenden and a staff of women. Last year they found jobs for 30 000 persons at no charge. The agency places civil engineers architects chemists stenographers secretaries salesmen carpenters electricians and many other workers.
A long excerpt shows Q and A on topics from left handed pitchers to Lindberghs flight gas and items carried. It also discusses sandals fashion and a labor bureau in DC detailing job seekers and officials helping the unemployed with notable cases among the former Russian nobility.
Hamilton Ohio June 30.4 Charles Stout cashier of College Corner Banking Company will be taken to the Ohio penitentiary today. Stout pleaded guilty yesterday to one of ten indictments charging embezzlement.
Do not run pipes in inaccessible places. Use chases when possible and fit enough valves and drain cocks to allow easy isolation of a section for repair if needed.
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