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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
4
The fragmentary OCR mentions Suil ds Ne and Rea Guara Po ly with unclear context and no identifiable events or persons. No coherent reportable fact could be established from the readable text.
National advertising representatives listed as Robert Ward Inc with offices at 601 Fifth Ave New York City and 6 South Wahasa Avenue Chicago.
Commissioner Haynes reports improvement in prohibition overall though some areas disagree. He cites stricter courts confidence from public opinion and newspapers stronger jury verdicts harsher sentences and faster prosecutions with state local and federal cooperation to end evasion of the Volstead Act. The buck-passing to the federal government must end for real enforcement.
The article notes Peters possibly shot with a revolver in the Ward Peters case. It cites a Farmers Wife magazine survey showing 94 percent of farm women would marry farmers, praising farm life, home programs, machinery, and government actions benefitting rural families.
The speaker asks if a heritage exists more worthy than an American Patriot’s legacy to pass on to future generations, pondering the value of enduring family and national identity.
Senator Hiram Johnson extols California fish and the state’s beauty at a Washington dinner. A New York public school tale shows a student misdefining a store as “a bold what bring in the babies,” highlighting the classroom miscommunication.
Frederic J. Haskin explains that over the coming year the U S Treasury must finance about 5 billion dollars in debt bringing the per person burden to roughly 50. The plan relies on a mix of cash payments and new securities while avoiding panic in the money market. The article notes postwar debt decline since 1919 and discusses bond depreciation and recovering prices, with the government repurchasing bonds below face value to reduce debt.
A diary style piece from Athens Ohio on June 14 recounts Flag Day, local characters, and short anecdotes. The writer notes meetings with Beatrice Osborne and her fiancé, a bank dispute, a poetry plan, barbershop chatter, and social visits plus croquet at Athens State Hospital and a humorous episode with a Mr. Danford. The entry concludes with reflections on wealth, the Treasury, and local clubs inclining toward croquet.
Public notice explains how readers may send questions to The AWens Messenger Information Bureau Frederic J Haskin Director Washington LD C with two cents for return postage. The bureau states it provides information not advice on legal medical or financial matters and will not settle domestic troubles.
Post Civil War between 1870 and 1875 the first apartment houses appeared in New York City, marking the emergence of multi unit dwellings in the United States.
Hoatzin fledglings use their wings as hands to scramble among branches, possessing temporary claws on both the index finger and thumb. The piece notes wings acting as limbs during growth and describes the unique bird’s early climbing behavior.
Washington officials deny reports of U S recognition for the Obregon government. They state there is no change in the Mexican situation despite persistent rumors.
Washington report claims importers are robbing consumers of millions annually through profiteering in foreign made goods. The charge targets importers and their role in price manipulation.
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