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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1929
Page
4
A reflective note warns that modern youth drive too late and risk lives, urging parents and communities to emphasize sleep and caution. The piece laments rising road dangers, alcohol, and speeding, noting newspapers report but seldom convey parental anguish behind tragedies.
An essay discusses the primacy of water in human life, noting limits on food water and air, and quotes Mohammed on the importance of clean water. It explores water’s role in health, public supply, and individual hygiene including debates on appropriate water quantities.
A news dispatch notes the National Safety Council has adopted and enforces hourly water breaks for employees as part of a broader push by large firms to improve worker efficiency. The piece recalls past habits of communal drinking and argues for multiple daily glasses beyond meals.
The article argues schools should be pleasant to boost learning and character. It urges community involvement through libraries, clean facilities, and well-kept playgrounds to create happier, more educated students.
Gilbert Swan tours Agua Caliente Mexico, calling it a western Monte Carlo with Spanish architecture, white buildings, and a casino scene. He contrasts the resort with nearby Tijuana and La Jolla, noting its carnival atmosphere yet picturesque quality and the sense of escape from time and responsibility.
Government ponders policy while wheat growers face crop damage in the U S and Canadian Northwest. Prices rise to 1.35 per bushel from 96 cents weeks earlier across Chicago Winnipeg and Buenos Aires. Funeral of a Chinese merchant in Mott Street draws bands and mourners as coins drop from mourners. Florida endures despite outside real estate agents amid high winds and misfortune.
Coughing is to expel irritants and clear air passages but can be harmful if prolonged or misused. Cough reflex details, when to suppress, and dangers include hemorrhage, pneumonia, and aggravated lung conditions. gentle remedies include warming the throat and chest and medical guidance for foreign objects.
Ex-serviceman George L. Jones discovers travertine rock in Florida. Curtis's paper notes a sale of $1,006,000 as the country seeks durable marble-like stone for concrete manufacturing and construction.
A collage of Q A items covers topics from sun gaze sneezes to baseball distances and Vulgarities. It includes jokes about gazing at the sun and a bird that ferments alcohol, legal questions about patents and opium, and trivia on Hercules pillars and London Pride flowers.
The reader is presented with a large grid of mixed crossword style clues and partial phrases. The text lists numerous numbered hints spanning minerals, objects, actions, and descriptors, many with typos and garbled wording.
In Louisville the Department of Commerce surveyed grocers. Incentives cited include social status, securing wholesale prices for family groceries, belief it’s easy work, and wife’s employment within the home. Also notes on waterproof ink formula and historical curios.
A compact primer by W L Gordon on misused words and common mispronunciations. It highlights the need to study minute details in language and uses examples like minute meaning small and minute as time to explain subtle differences.
A young Secote baritone Knight Methregor delighted Chautauqua crowds. The Red Cross began aiding troops with cream to the trrbine, serving 410 men in five minutes. Iroquate Court barred soldiers and summer school student girls from marrying here. Daniel Baird wounded in right eye by coal piece. The $15 000 Tolliver Monhatf suit for alienation opened. Twenty years ago removed from J Ryan by a superior operation in Columbus.
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