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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
9
Thousands of refugees escaped from Tsiwan city in Shaniing Province as North en Troops bombarded the area, according to dispatches from Shanghai dated June 6.
The article emphasizes daily roughage in reducing diets to prevent constipation and anemia. Kellogg's All-Bran is recommended for its bulk and iron content, aiding health and beauty. Different serving ideas include soaking in fruit juice, with milk, or sprinkled on foods.
Sixth graders presented Robin Hood dramatization on the East Side School lawn after noon. The cast included Byron Weiss Harold Young Orland Williams William Whaley and many others. Music directed by Miss Margaret Freyburg with handling by Miss Ella Shannon Miss Clemma Vale and Mrs Lucy G Williams.
British forces with Royal Air Force support bomb and round up a large Afghan tribesmen force along the Peshawar frontier in Simla reports June 6.
An older practice fades as psychology studies shape teacher training. H R McVay says well trained teachers rarely need corporal punishment, while law allows teachers to discipline during school hours. Authorities argue marks on a child do not prove brutality and that dangerous methods are prohibited. Individual cases require careful judgment.
An old health advisory warns that gas, pain, bloating, and fullness after meals signal excess stomach acid and risk of gastritis and ulcers. It recommends Bisurated Magnesia after meals to stop gas, prevent sourness, and relieve symptoms, claiming nine of ten cases improve.
The superintendent notes that despite changes some situations still require a certain style. He argues that adherence to tradition serves clarity and authority in specific contexts.
Isaac Walton would turn in his grave as WLW in Cincinnati plans a 8:30 p.m. broadcast Tuesday June 10 of a tarpon fishing tale from Sarasota Florida. The program uses more than 1350 miles of land wire to bring the story from Sarasota to WLW.
The article describes WLW using long lines and a short wave transmitter housed in a two and a half foot fishing boat. Ben Seale and Powel Crosley Sr. will narrate the tarpon fishing expedition with two tarpon anglers one experienced and one beginner.
George Broedel of Reno, a member of the Mari etta Truck Growers Association, shipped two crates of home grown cabbage to the association office. It is the first sale by any member, with a payment of five dollars per crate amid ongoing drought effects.
Fragment mentions cabbage, a person W. W. Harsha, and plans to ship after rain. Indicates holdback and expected ordering of car feed shipping once conditions improve.
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