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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
8
In a tense domestic scene Alec prepares for medical care as his partner Sara Ann contemplates visiting Neel in New Haven. The narrator wrestles with love, duty, and a hinted romance while arranging care and courtship, ending with a pause and a note on humanity’s unchanged physique.
McArthur Dallas O Trimmer aged 42 died in a Billings Montana hospital after influenza. He was general car foreman for Northern Pacific Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads at Billings. He leaves wife Myrtle and daughter plus three sisters. Body to be brought to McArthur for burial.
Testimonial style notice highlights Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding Mrs. Garland of Iron Mountain Michigan and Mrs. Dale of Xenia Ohio with monthly pain relief and regular cycles. Other anecdotes mention rattlesnake lore and travel notes, ending with a remark on the electron as a tiny harnessing of electricity.
Miss Clarice McKibben of Wilks ville visited Athens with friends last week. The rattlesnake Crotalus horridus, once rare in Vinton county, is reported to have a revival of activity as described in Rev. C. F. Bateson interview with a rattler.
The Bureau of Public Roads will start testing sands to remove loam and organic matter making them unsuitable for concrete. The aim is to develop treatment methods to render sands safe for use in construction.
Washington reports a nationwide radio service for weather, crop, and market reports by radio telegraph and telephone, established by the Department of Agriculture in under two years. W. A. Wheeler notes the technology expands knowledge and reach.
A fragment notes that evolving market conditions will inevitably contribute to an improved system for marketing farm products, signaling ongoing reforms and future impacts on producers and trade channels.
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