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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
4
A devotional aphorism notes that anger grows from real causes into fury while minor cause sparks peevishness. It contrasts anger that is terrible or ridiculous and frames wrath as a fruitless and unstable emotion in daily life.
A discussion on how smells trigger hunger and the anticipatory pleasure of meals. Advice suggests imagining tasty, easily digestible food for nervous indigestion and insomnia, plus cautions on hotel versus home meals and the effects of appetite on eating behavior.
The text describes individuals fearing sleeplessness and becoming anxious, then suggests that using imagination as a powerful force can help achieve many outcomes if properly employed.
The piece extols June as the year's peak season after a brief spring, noting early warmth and abundant growth. It contrasts May’s fickleness with June’s golden days and urges readers to enjoy the month before it fades into heat and bustle.
The Department of Agriculture debunks old horse motion myths with a high speed film showing trot canter pace and gallop. It documents Remington's racing horse concept and traces Muybridge’s earlier work at Stanford along with Army and horse show applications.
A home garden proposal highlights adding permanent vegetables and small fruits such as asparagus rhubarb horse radish strawberries raspberries currants gooseberries grapes and more. The text suggests collecting a free booklet from the Agriculture Bureau by mailing a two cent stamp, with a form for name street city and state.
A description explains how an ultra rapid camera captures a diver’s arm force and water splash dynamics. It notes a secondary splash after the first, higher due to water filling the space. Mr. Jenkins likens the camera to a high powered microscope magnifying motion and natural processes.
Obituary for Edgar Ewing born April 9 1909 in Orange township Meigs county Ohio who died in an accident June 3 1920 aged 14 years 1 month 24 days He was baptized at Athens Church of Christ in 1921 joined the Juni or Scouts and was active in The Futures He is survived by a sister Mrs Wilbur Linscott and a brother John The friend notes his cheerful nature reverent character and devotion to family He is described as loved and missed with a poetic tribute urging faith in Heaven.
Residents are urged to attend a Monday lecture at the Virginia Theatre in Welston. The Civic League of Welston has arranged for Jurge Frances Allen of the Supreme Court to speak on The Supreme Challenge.
Bryan Cassill of Hamden was a business visitor here on Saturday. Everett Ratcliff and Miss Hazel Kinney of near Allensville were married recently by J. Howeareth. They plan to live in Columbus where Ratcliff works.
C. M. Gill and family from Athens arrived Saturday to spend the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gill.
Mr and Mrs Charles Celins with sons William and Alfred visited his sister Mrs Vatus Freeman in the Allens as guests on a Saturday.
Mrs James M Mannis and her daughter Bertha of Dundas were business visitors here on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Wallar and son George of Ray visited Friday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Crow in Ow en Henderson.
Mr and Mrs William Pagry and children were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Elisha Turner near Allensville.
Mrs Sarah Warner of Dundas was observed making a business call here on Friday.
Miss Hazel Rosser and Miss Zal dee Waxler from here will graduate from Athens D. A. on June 12. Miss Helen Timms of Dundas will also graduate at that time.
Ancient texts note brass as unknown to early civilizations while bronze is cited as an old alloy. The remark frames brass as a later discovery contrasted with bronze in historical discussions.
The Ewing family grateful for kindness shown during a bereavement and for floral offerings. They express thanks from Mr and Mrs Ewing and family.
The Athens Messenger prints questions and answers from the Information Bureau Washington. It explains the bureau cannot give legal medical or financial advice. Readers are invited to mail brief questions with return postage for a reply.
The page presents a rapid Q A round covering place name frequencies in the United States railway and postal guides, world rail mileage, English prime ministers, early American honorary degrees, Chilean national hymn, Eugene Debs, discus specs and throws, grammar, Native American villages near Washington, drum major rank, and tiger distribution.
In Dortund district early today six Germans were killed in violence blamed on French forces after clashes erupted in the night. Local authorities report a tense security situation with casualties confirmed by regional officials.
Logan's big cooking school opens tomorrow and a spoof recipe for hard boiled patties shows a satire of household hacks. The piece lampoons unsafe kitchen tricks, turpentine use, eggs in beds, and odd methods while skewering modern domestic routines.
Fragmentary verse line hints at a reflective walk along a punished road. The text presents a graveyard of lines about walking the hard path and penitent behavior, with unclear surrounding context or full attribution.
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