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A stock phrase celebrates a tireless, unpaid labor force described as a willing worker needing only a safe place to operate. The wording emphasizes unflagging steadiness and dedication.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
10
A stock phrase celebrates a tireless, unpaid labor force described as a willing worker needing only a safe place to operate. The wording emphasizes unflagging steadiness and dedication.
A.C. Palmer of Indiana argues that pasturing with supplemented feed is a major fault among dairymen. He claims many cows are underfed or starving due to misinformed feeding, and that grass alone is insufficient for peak milk production. He urges balanced rations and year round moisture-rich feed to maintain herd health and milk output. References to Ohio milling firms appear in the text.
In South Africa Bobby encounters a peculiar bird named Secretary Bird in his aunt's barnyard. The bird explains its long feathered head crest and trailing tail, claims to help by ridding the area of rats and snakes, and explains why it stays among the chickens.
Billy Jr. and his animal friends recount adventures from the plains west of Great Salt Lake, including escapes from danger, long travels, and encounters with Stubby the dog and Button the twin sister Day. Daisy is charmed by stories and hopes the companions join their journey east. The tale blends travel lore with animal friendships and romantic hints.
Advertises Eutro Phosphate from McKee Drug Co as a tonic to improve skin clarity brightness and smoothness for thin and exhausted people claiming it strengthens the body and nerves.
The Cooley Daugherty Company in Athens is formed with $25,000 capital led by J M Cooley A Daugherty BE V Cooley G R Daugherty and Roger J Jones as organizers and stakeholders.
In Wellsburg Ned argues with Cherry over her desire to work and live independently. Cherry insists on her identity and denies domination by family and mother in law while pleading for agency and a life apart. The couple clash over roles as Cherry seeks activity beyond housework.
The Plains Sunday guests at the McCatheran Burchfield home included Clifford and Allen Augustine Davis Chubb and several Burchfield relatives from Sugar Creek plus Waymer Augus tine Clint Augustine and Henry Cone and family from Athens. Other visitors were Will Bryan Maggie Stage Mil lard Bryan and relatives at Nelsonville. Lydia about Flora McHarg Russell Aggie Arnold visited James Ferguson at Chau ncy. Darrell Moore made a business trip to Baltimore recently.
Mrs Aggie Arnold departed Saturday for Chicago after a weeklong visit. Rev Loveless of London and Rev Clark of Columbus attended the Nazarene church all day meeting on Sunday. Many local residents joined the baptism at the infirmary area Sunday.
A large local crowd attended the baptizing at Chauncey on Sunday. Social notices include visits by Mr and Mrs Frank Dunnett of Columbus to Mrs Cecil Perry and announcements of an ice cream supper at Mr Harry Johnston’s home next Saturday June 11.
Winnipeg dispatch reports the Canadian government estimates five hundred thousand acres will be placed under cultivation in Manitoba this year. The increase is expected to make this the banner year for the province in farm production.
A French Chamber of Deputies bill for Rhine canalization estimates eventual outlays of 482.5 million dollars. It aims to produce power equivalent to 5 million tons of coal and includes irrigation of vast areas and improved navigation.
The pattern 3620 comes in four sizes 6 8 10 and 12 years. A 10 year size needs 3 percent yards of 27 inch material. Fabrics such as figured chalice voile batiste gingham linen pique pongee and crepe suit this design. A copy of this illustration pattern can be mailed to any address for 12 cents in one cent stamps.
City board of school examiners will hold an examination Saturday at 8:30 am at the high school building to examine all applicants seeking city certificates. C. E. Stailey, Clerk.
The entry forecasts astral conditions for June 9 calling for perseverance and patience to resolve chaotic conflicts. Health is a prime factor in disturbances, with urging to avoid extravagance, resist distractions, and focus on business for birthday individuals born on this day.
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