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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
10
The son of Dr C W Super remarks that the nation appears solidly prosperous, reflecting confidence in France's current state and outlook amid ongoing economic conditions.
Dr. C W Super reports from Paris after a sea voyage to Havre and a visit to Rouen. His son Dr Ralph C Super notes bustling Havre docks and busy Seine riverfront as they observe French prosperity. The letter discusses European markets and conditions with American interest.
The writer notes Paris markets crowded with buyers as the franc falls. Americans find the dollar strong yet exchange feels like a crooked deal. English is common in shops and signs boast staff speak it while jazz and American films rise in favor.
Logan July 29 report notes Clayton Kanade of Logan returning from Magnetic Springs with rheumatism treatment and feeling better. He met Harry Lane Walter Rochester and Bert Stedem of Logan and William and Mrs Brandt of Columbus at the springs. William Parks of Glouster is released after non-support hearing in Logan, returning to Columbus. Also announced are the births of a twelve pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Specht and a son to Rev and Mrs Harry Smith.
New Lexington July 29. One of the three escapees from the jail yesterday, Frank Bennett of Hamilton, surrendered at Corning to H T Hott, a New York Central special agent. Bennett was found in a wood by Hott while seeking food. Arrests for Earl Brooks and Lovell Fancher, who also escaped, were expected as officers continued the search.
A fire at the Holtzman Piano Seat factory in Columbus caused about $50,000 in damage and injured one fireman early today. The blaze heavily damaged a principal building of the plant.
Tokio reports 30 dead and 120 missing after floods in Niigata prefecture of Japan. The official bulletin lists 1260 miles northwest of Tokyo as the impacted region with ongoing search efforts.
advertisement for a fashionable dress pattern set named A Pretty Summer Frock 5566-5322 featuring Blouse 5566 and Skirt 5822 in rajah taffeta silk wool jersey linen or tub silk. details sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 for blouse and 25 27 29 31 35 37 for skirt with fabric yardage for a 38 inch size and notes patterns mailed for 15 cents each.
Roy R. Ullman, pathology instructor with Dr. Chrisman at Ohio University, won a University of Michigan research assistantship in education with a $1000 salary and PhD studies entry. He earned his AB in 1925 and MA expected at Ohio State in 1926. he married Hilda Raver. They plan to move to Ann Arbor in September for doctoral work both will pursue. The award honors Chrisman's long service and his department's track record of placing graduates in top universities.
Chauncey residents Mrs Garfield Grimes and her daughter Mrs Allen Riley Jr and son Billie Allen traveled to Millfield to attend a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs Dan Fulton at her home.
Washington July 29 A six month strike involving 11000 workers in Passaic New Jersey textile mills nears an end. Senator Borah credited with breaking the deadlock by promoting talks between the American Federation of Labor and mill owners to form a federation union directorate replacing the united front committee.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs. Frank Sellers of Vinton Iowa for treating long term weakness after early illness. She credits the product with enabling her to become a homemaker and mother of six and says she uses it before each birth. The ad notes generations of women claim its benefits and mothers recommend it to daughters.
The measure to increase taxation and rehabilitate French finances passed by a 19 to 13 vote.
Poincare will appear before the fire chamber tomorrow to seek enactment of his proposed projects.
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