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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
4
Washington readies for Ramsay MacDonald with State Department British embassy coordination. Arrival and official engagements at the White House, State Department, and embassy are planned, with potential dinners and luncheons.
A reflective message cites Isaiah and Longfellow urging readers to forget the past, embrace the present, and face the future with courage. It emphasizes wisdom in living today and moving forward with a steady heart.
A 1930s style column argues that women drive retail waste and rising living costs through shopping habits and charge accounts. It urges wives and mothers to act responsibly, study social issues, and guide national progress by informed choices and efficient spending.
Mrs John F Sippel president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs warns against leisure used as license to idle She says hundreds of thousands of women waste time on cards matinees gossip and other diversions Instead leisure should strengthen family health study children and husbands interests while making homes brighter She supports light play but disapproves of it as the main use of free hours
The article notes that many Protestant denominations may merge into a single great church. It cites Cavert of the Federal Council of Churches, referencing unions among Lutherans, Evangelicals, Free Baptists, and contemplated mergers among various groups. It outlines four principles for future unity.
Hollywood July 10 Seeing Broadway in Hollywood Wilson Mizner now runs a trick cafe The Brown Derby and mimics Al Smith’s headpiece His circle includes Gloria Swanson Irving Sanborn Jack Francis Eugene Walter William Collier Sr Owen Davis Winfield Sheehan Paul Thompson Tom Geraghty Joe Schenk and Sam Goldwyn Visitors chase costumes at a wardrobe across from a studio and pay to view star garb A studio gate crush and red tape guard entry while celebrations crown new oil stations and billboards in Hollywood life
The piece questions sending Federal Reserve linked bankers to study French methods and hints at discreet inquiries into ownership of bank stocks boosted by high rates up to 26 percent. It argues Earth’s surface is largely known while some regions remain unexplored.
More than half of infant deaths from digestive issues occur in July to September due to impure milk or dirty bottles. Emphasizes sterilization, clean milk, cooling, sponging, proper feeding, and fly protection. Recommends pasteurized or certified raw milk, fruit juices, and vitamin rich foods. breast milk is best when possible. Includes Q and A on hernia diet, chayote, and facial burning from digestion.
The Smithsonian reports two kinds of super oxygen and an ozone belt 18 to 31 miles high. An innovative German airship aims to reach the ozone layer in six hours, while Lindbergh and others eye rapid continental travel by air and rail. Safety considerations in aviation advance with Pennsylvania and New York Central leaders. Russia promotes farming aid and industrial cooperation as harvests approach.
A compiled set of questions and answers covers topics from music, university history, and Memorial Day graves to geography, pensions, caves, naval questions, and slang. It includes trivia on Baclanova in A Dangerous Woman, the University of Chicago's early buildings, and the Wind Caves in South Dakota.
The Venezuelan Colombian boundary dispute lasted about four years and ended in the Swiss arbitration of 1916 22. The Swiss Federal Council served as arbiter with a July 1917 decision. Swiss experts later mapped unexplored areas by airplane and camera, and a final award was issued March 21 1932.
A daily study notes PROPHECY defined as a declaration of something to come a prediction. The article warns not to claim the gift of prophecy and emphasizes improving vocabulary by learning one word each day.
The county supports a 1919 War Savings stamp drive to fund a Victory Monument. Ohio students and workers face disruptions amid coal and railway issues. A wedding, a wrestling arrival, and local notices color the period as parlor ceremonies and picnic attendance appear among the fleeting events.
A scrambled OCR list presents mixed crossword clues and stray letters. The readable items include Shum gentle knock young goat and a mix of terms like encounter, aged by, oven, and weight units. The fragmentary grid hints at a standard daily puzzle with incomplete directions.
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