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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1927
Page
10
Vilak recalls how the flood at the fazenda endangered Prentiss and a baby who died, while D'Albentara’s men kidnapped Prentiss’s infant in a bid to claim a vast gold treasure. Elise pieces together Tinky’s involvement as a disguise for the crime.
Dialogue reveals a plotted killing linked to a gold discovery. Tony dies accidentally from a poisoned dart aimed at Prentiss, while Pasquale and Detto kill three others to secure the treasure. The poison used is curari, a South American plant toxin.
A dense, inconsistent catalog of radio hook ups, concerts, and hour listings for WEAF, WJZ, WBZ, KFI, WBAL, WLW, WSAI, WTAM, WCX, WOR, KYW, WEAP, WOC, WLIT, WRC, WTIC, KSD, WGY, WIZ, WJZ, and others. Notes include band concerts, orchestral tours, and late night dance hours with scattered program details and times.
Athens logan Lancaster Columbus area highways show no detours on most routes. Alternate paths via S R 31 S R 13 and U S 50 connect Athens Newark Mt Vernon and Marietta. some sections indicate detours near Lancaster Circleville Wellston and Jackson with good macadam and gravel.
The three national chains plan a Saturday evening of music with broadcasts across 72 stations. The Blue Network airs a band concert from 8 to 9 p m eastern time, the Red Network presents two special Roxy programs from 9 to 10 p m eastern time, and the Pacific chain with seven stations offers an orchestral concert from 9 to 10 p m Pacific time.
John Bloom 60 files for divorce from Laura Bloom 55 alleging she threw a knife and threatened to kill him. The petition shows a marriage of less than a month.
Mrs M F Downing writes that her daughter suffered widespread eczema for months until applying Resinol Ointment. She reports reduced burning and disappearance of symptoms after several weeks, praising the healing effects and urging readers to keep a jar handy for burns and minor sores.
In Middleport on July 21 a telegram from James Kunick of Bridgeport urging a private meeting was read at the State Federation of Labor convention by Lee Hall, Ohio mine union president, who refused to meet. The exchange centers on an important personal matter.
In a Midwestern town, Mrs. Daugherty describes severe health struggles for months. A mailed booklet of testimonials led her to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and after three bottles she felt relief. She continues with eleventh bottle and urges others to inquire about the remedy.
Hall rejects a private meeting with Ku Nick Read, stating he leads a secessionist movement against the United Mine Workers of America and declines to meet privately. The exchange frames a clash over factional leadership and union policy.
Mrs Leona Gibbs received a divorce today from her husband amid a case noting that business was so clean it could not support her, according to Cleveland records. The proceeding reflects a contested separation amid economic disputes.
Mrs Gibbs testified her husband refused support since their 1924 marriage. Judge Walther awarded $400 alimony. She said, “The only excuse he ever gave was that business was bad,” and noted he was a undertaker with no children.
Erection of a science building on the Muskingum College campus will begin in a few days at a cost exceeding 200000 dollars. J. K. Giffen of Canton is connected with the project.
The second annual rabbit show will be held in Ashley in conjunction with the town fair. The event is scheduled for the second week in August. Danzweiler Cone Construction Co. of Zanesville has the contract for construction work involved.
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