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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
4
A Thought for Today From Boerhaave
A proverb reflects the idea that the poor are considered good patients and that divine providence will reward care. The quote attributes belief to Herman Boerhaave, suggesting humility and charity in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boerhaave
Cirque outfits draw hungry crowds across Southeastern Ohio
Circus tents and traveling shows visit towns along the Ohio River and overland routes, drawing good business. Residents recall early day circuses as elephants and camels trek dust trails, with farm youth and travelers in Morgan and Athens counties enjoying the spectacle after years without such visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio River
Glouster
Morgan County
Logan
McArthur
Athens County
Tourists Arrive as Ohio Sees Strong Travel Preparations
Ohio towns prepare for a busy tourist season with signs directing visitors to rooms and services. Motor vacations dominate, with refreshment stands and filling stations common along routes. Home hosts are described as responsible, offering accommodations across the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hocking County
Joe Freiberg the actor's friend legend grows in Broadway
New York dispatch recalls Joe Freiberg once hosted actors at the Somerset Hotel and kept a roof over their heads when they were down and out. The hotel stay and his generosity have become part of Broadway lore as stories of his kindness spread among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clilbert Swan Messenger
New York
Joe Freiberg
Manhattan
Joe
Somerset
Broadway Boss Falls On Hard Times As Vaudeville Fades
A tale of Joe who built a hotel empire on Broadway and vaudeville profits then watched radio and talkies topple the act. He earned about 35 000 yearly from the old place, spent over a hundred thousand to buy it, and accelerated to profits over 300 000 before misreading changing times. Now a manager and wary of showfolk, he faces a rough new era with crime and social shifts along the waterfront and Bowery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Belt
Joe
Broadway
Bowery
United States
Belvin V
W. Maynard
Rutland
Vermont
Lake Wales
Florida
America
Little Gray Home
West
Dixie
Mr. Bok
Leopold Stokowski
Tourists Find Lodging in Rural Southern Ohio This Season
Experienced travelers seek isolated farm homes for lodging but opt for hotels with running water and better service when needed. Southeastern Ohio offers more entertainment than before as tourist traffic grows. Cars with baggage appear on major roads though peak rush is weeks away. Residents are urged to courteous and helpful to visitors to boost good will and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Moving the Mountain Through Seattle's Denny Hill
A 90 acre Seattle hill is being removed with steam shovels and belts, to create level ground for new business and housing. The piece frames the act as a symbol of progress and human power over nature, praising material achievement and its cultural significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul the Apostle
Paul
Seattle
Denny Hill
Puget Sound
Chicago
British Submarines Heroism Noted in World War Records
A World’s Work article highlights British submarines sinking 54 enemy ships and 274 transports during World War I while 61 British submarines were lost. It notes that a third of submarine sailors perished, underscoring equal heroism to the German fleet.
Maitre d Hotel Recalled From Dining Era
A brief reminiscence notes a maitre d hotel from early eras serving at the As- Or, marking a welcomed nod to historic dining manners and world awareness of hospitality traditions.
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As- Or
Mexico Supreme Court injunction on Morélo divorce law
Husbands and wives separated by Mexican divorces face a Mexico Supreme Court injunction proceeding that could strike down the Morélos Divorce Law as unconstitutional, potentially halting divorces under the statute. The case draws intense interest from couples seeking dissolution of marriage across the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico Supreme Court
Morélos
Belching and Gastritis Advice From Dr McCoy
Diet and belching explained as often nervous, gas from swallowing air, soda reactions, and intestinal backflow. A liquid milk diet is suggested during stomach inflammation with instructions offered by mail. Tomorrow’s note promises causes of flatulence.
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Frank McCoy
Bottles and Kegs and the Ashman’s Dawn
A humorous reminiscence on past fears of bootleg liquor as the ashman’s rounds reveal a cellar full of bottles and kegs. The speaker, once anxious about enforcement, now sleeps easy though memories of prohibition era insecurity linger amid light verse.
Legal View on Divorces and Remarriages Across Borders
The document argues that a cross border divorce or remarriage should not embarrass the United States. It states that divorces in Mexico and subsequent good faith remarriages likely raise no questions unless litigation involves minor property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mexico
New Jersey Senate Race Echoes Wet and Dry Ideals
In New Jersey, Dwight W. Morrow the ambassador to Mexico runs in the Republican senatorial primaries as a wet candidate who abstains from alcohol. A rival hopeful, described as a dry, is noted for owning a famed whisky cellar during prohibition, claimed to be the finest in three states.
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New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Senate
Fort and Morrow vie for New Jersey seat says expert
A seasoned New Jersey politician predicts Frelinghuysen has no chance and Fort will be nominated, while Morrow would be the toughest foe for Simpson. The quote underscores strong prohibition sentiment guiding party chances.
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Morrow
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Fort
Simpson
King George Reaches Sixty-Five As War Burden Binds
The king stayed at Buckingham Palace on his 65th birthday while the Prince of Wales led the dipping of the colors ceremony. The Duke of Connaught, age 80, stood vigorous as ever. George’s health is poorer than typical for his age, clearly showing war-era strain and sorrow.
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George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Victoria
Bishop James Cannon Jr Defends Private Affairs Before Senate
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, protests Senate Lobby Committee probes of his private affairs and actions against Alfred F. Smith in 1928. He insists on his innocence, accuses the committee of persecution, and appears on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Senate
Alfred F. Smith
Educational Q and A column covers health and history queries
Readers submit questions on health dairy safety popcorn digestion and general knowledge. Answers discuss baby fear of falling as a cause of elevator discomfort, popcorn as a digestible starch, milk safety with tuberculosis, and facts on prohibition, tax sources for roads, and notable figures.
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Wm. D
H. G
Prohibition Debate Shifts As Senators Signal Change
Washington analysis notes growing wet sentiment as Senators Jones and Walsh endorse constitutional amendment to modify or repeal the Eighteenth Amendment if states vote for it. Morris Sheppard signals consideration of Texas sentiment. Republican divisions on wet-dry lines widen as refers to referenda gain attention.
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Walsh
Jones
Wesley Jones
Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Anti-Saloon League
Morris Sheppard
Sheppard
Literary Digest
Bellingham
Wash
Congress
Republican Party
Wet Senators Loom in Gop Ranks Across States
Washington Republicans and Dwight Morrow spark a GOP internal clash over temperance and political strategy. The piece predicts a year of tough fights in major states with Massachusetts possibly electing a wet senator and New Jersey likely to follow, while Illinois and Pennsylvania show mixed prospects.
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Athens County Fourth of July Celebration Plans Revealed
Secretary H. H. Haning of the Fair Association outlines plans for a large all Athens County Fourth of July celebration at the fairgrounds. The program centers on a county reunion and dinner as the main feature.
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H. H. Haning
The
Fair Association
Fairgrounds
Athens High School day exercises held in new assembly room
The class day exercises took place yesterday afternoon in the assembly room of the new Athens High School building.
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Athens High School
Attorney James Wood visits Cincinnati nephew Joe Wood
Attorney James P. Wood Jr travels to Cincinnati at noon to meet his nephew Master Joe Wood, visiting from Prosser Washington to see his father A. Palmer Wood.
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James P. Wood, Jr
Cincinnati
Joe Wood
Prosser
Washington
A. Palmer Wood
Mrs Asa Sutton Returns From Portsmouth Visit
Mrs. Asa Sutton and her daughter Beatrice arrived home Friday after spending three weeks with her son in Portsmouth.
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Mra
Asa Sutton
Beatrice
Portsmouth
Ohio University Tug Of War Pits Sophomores Against Freshmen
Ten years ago sophomores were humbled by freshmen in the annual tug of war at the asylum lake. Nearly one thousand people attended the event. Albany celebrates owning Athens County’s first airplane, brought from Chicago by ex army aviator Lowell Chase.
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Ohio University
Asylum Lake
Albany
Athens County
Chicago
Lowell Chase
Jury of local officials inspect Masonic Lodge in Bishopville
Probate Judge H. T. Phillip Major Sam Johnson Deputy Sheriff McKinley and County Auditor Fred Cornwell toured Bishopville last night for the annual inspection of the Masonic Lodge there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Phillip
Sam Johnson
McKinley
Fred Cornwell
Bishopville
Masonic Lodge
Miss Mary Ruth Martyn Hosts Weekend at Zenner Home
Miss Mary Ruth Martyn of Cleveland arrived this morning to be the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. D R Zenner, staying at their residence.
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Mary Ruth Martyn
Cleveland
D. R. Zenner
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