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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1929
Page
4
A mixed page notes critique of graduates chasing a front without substance and warns against snobbery. It reflects on the value of common sense and the risks of machinery, then recounts a New Jersey bridge caisson accident where six died and several were hospitalized.
Column notes taxi chatter and film business moves in New York. Richard Dix signs with RKO after Paramount contract lapse. Le Baron as Dix’s gatekeeper, decades of friendship influence Dix's projects. Dix plans a Minnesota farm to train, stars in The Boomerang. May Murray eyed for a talking version of Peacock Alley amid studio shifts.
Dr Frank McCoy author of The Newest Way to Health outlines constipation causes and remedies. He explains intestinal transit timing from mouth to elimination, lists primary causes such as weak intestinal muscles and insufficient roughage, and includes reader questions about migraines and swollen ankles with practical lifestyle suggestions.
Washington dispatch reports the Treasury’s Lowman overseeing customs seizure of about 300 foreign language titles under the obscenity act. He notes unexpurgated Candide and other works are barred, with appeals first to port officials then to federal courts, and privately printed editions also banned.
Athens County residents are invited to a July 5 Athens fair program organized by the Retail Merchants Association. Music by the Cary quartet and Neig Piltsby will accompany farm day events.
A fragment from a newspaper puzzle page lists scattered cryptic prompts and partial hints. It includes questions about gravity law, substances, body parts, clothing terms, compass points, and names, with numerous garbled entries and unreadable sections.
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