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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
7
Orville Case, 28, of Granville, was killed near Dead Man's Curve on the Somerset Jacksontown road when his car overturned while swerving to avoid another vehicle.
A 23 year old woman loves her married boss with three children in the Bronx. The columnist notes such affairs are common and offers caution, suggesting she may pay the price and should seek someone less romantic. The piece reflects on love, fantasy, and consequences without judgment. Copyright 1930 Newspaper Feature Service Inc.
Madge and friends confront Dicky's mood while Noel hides behind a locked door as Parnell uncovers Veritzen's listening suite. A burned letter from Noel's father and a planned plan to reveal it drive tense clues.
Cecil Payne of Louisville Kentucky defeated Battalino of Cincinnati in a boxing match reported from Cincinnati on July 25. The result marks Payne’s win in a fight highlighted by his aggression and speed.
Genieve Kemble forecasts July 26 as a day of radical shifts in affairs and environment driven by planetary alignments. New contacts and deals with strangers may lead to contracts and agreements, with high initiative boosting career and popularity. Those born on the day face a year of notable changes and potential public acclaim.
Payne scores a 10 round victory over Bat Battalino, the world featherweight champion, in a rematch. The Kentuckian floored Battalino with a right hook in the second round and earned the winning margin with a dominant stretch, despite Battalino taking five rounds and one draw. The champion was booed by the crowd for alleged wrestling.
The House of Lords approved the bill to implement the London Treaty on its first reading. It requires two more readings before sending to King George for royal assent and formal ratification by Great Britain. The Lords received the bill after the Commons passed it on the third reading.
New York fashion note surveys bedroom use as living space with chairs and desks enhancing comfort.- Describes matching with walnut mahogany Early American and painted furniture, plus practical desks and tables. - Promises future style guide by Amos Parrish on summer daylight dining and pattern 1987 for lightweight fabrics with yardage details and ordering.
Dr Copeland urges readers to bathe daily in heat to prevent colds and maintain cleanliness. He links digestive habits, sleep, and rest to disease resistance and recommends hot baths, sweating, and warm beverages at first cold signs.
The king traveling from the Royal Lodge at Santanna Valdieri in Piedmont will depart this evening for the earthquake zone, as announced.
The monoplane Greater St. Louis piloted by Forest O Brine and Dale Jackson continues endurance flight above Lambert Municipal Wiring Field as hours pass.
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