A Thought for Today on Weights and Honesty
The quote sets a moral frame about balance and honesty. It pairs Proverbs warning that divers weights offend the Lord with Montaigne’s claim that all other knowledge harms the dishonest. The brief contrasts ancient biblical ethic with a Renaissance view on truth and virtue.
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Montaigne
Ormsby quadruplets still alive after long fame
The Ormsby quadruplets, famed dime museum attractions since 1902, reportedly survive as the only quadruple birth to reach maturity. Their mother Mrs Josephine Ek Ormsby farms near Chicago. birth years span 1895 to 1901, with seven children in seven years, including quadruplets in 1901.
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Ormsby
Josephine Ek. Ormsby
Chicago
Charles Ormsby
Mary J. Barton
Kellyville
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Habit and automatic actions shaping daily life
A meditation on how routine drives behavior from seating at meals to choosing identical streetcar seats. The piece urges readers to notice habitual patterns, such as which leg goes first when dressing, and proposes a simple experiment with an often used door to reveal unconscious habits.
A Nation of Investors and Rising American Securities
The article cites John Moody’s figures showing American securities held by citizens rose by about 42 billion dollars in six years, surpassing past national wealth and lifting national income from 33.2 to over 52.45 billion. It argues this proves broad investment and soundness, quoting J. P. Morgan: Only a fool can be a bear on America.
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John Moody
United States
J. P. Morgan
America
Mrs. Magnus Johnson Faces Public Role As Farmer and Politician
Discussion grows over Magnus Johnson's successor and the farmer mother Mrs. Johnson. She runs a 140 acre farm with six children and serves on the county school board. She values home life but supports women entering politics, calling her family her own big job.
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Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Johnson
Magnus
Washington
Peace Use For War Device
Washington reports that geophones, invented for wartime mining detection, are being adapted for peacetime use. Army engineers and the Bureau of Standards have improved the instrument, enabling detection of underground movement and mine fires, with applications in blasting safety and tunnel heading localization.
Beekeeping Profits Attract Thousands In The United States
Beekeeping draws many into a profitable vocation and popular pastime across the United States. The activity provides outdoor exercise and a close view of insects while offering potential earnings. A free Department of Agriculture booklet on apiculture is available through the Athens Messenger Information Bureau for readers who request it with a two cent return postage, including their name and address.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
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Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Geophone promises lifeline for entombed miners rescue
The geophone could swiftly locate buried miners and even hear their voices to guide rescuers. It may also help prevent blasting disasters by locating tunnel headings and fire areas. In peace its value extends to locating taps, water leaks, and guiding drilling ahead of access.
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Washington, D. C
United States Army Engineer Corps
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Mines
Army Engineers
Wizards
Riquet with the Tuft and local city notices
A children’s tale with Riquet’s tufted nose ends in marriage after a mystic apple cures a girl. The piece also notes city council orders banning Court House corner shows,Hammer Club entertainment, and a canary tribute at the event. plus a Lancaster street chairs mystery at a fraternity house porch.
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Howel
Ricmet
Rig
Strass
Haskins
Kelly
Riquet
Court House Corner
Court House
Hammer Club
Mont Ruth
Canary
Canned heat and licenses feature in local notices
The piece references license tars at an office and offers help if a doe marriage or auto license is lost. A Yale key was found near the fat Iron filing station. It advises contacting the Messenger Want Ad Department and mentions Nelsonville’s shoe factory moving, predicting widespread wearing of shoes.
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Yale
Messenger Want Ad Department
Teacher Miss Ruth Frey Learns of Fathers Death During Train Stop
Miss Ruth Frey a county normal teacher was en route to Clear Lake Indiana for vacation when her father F. F. Frey of 738 died suddenly. The telegram announcing his death awaited her on arrival and she returned immediately.
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Eleanor Byron
Athens
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Byron
Imogene
Sid Woodruff
Mack Byron
Marie Penn
Margaret Burrus
Wnelsonville
Buchtel
Viegd McGee
Roy Shesky
Meeker Run
Chauncey
Genevieve Byron
Edythe Keplar
Nelsonville
George Lucas
Belford Burgess
Fern Eyre
Eleanor
Lima, O
Ruth Frey
Clear Lake
Ind
F. F. Frey
Lingerie Collars vs Frock Materials in Chic Costumes
The high collar appears on select chic costumes while lingerie collars are less favored than collars made from dress materials. The note contrasts collar choices with fashion preferences in the frock.
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