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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
A fragmentary notice outlines advertising rates and subscription details. Mentions Ohio pricing, weekly carrier rate, six ten w, and a nominal obituary charge. Indicates advance payment and discontinuation on expiration with reference to home or foreign offices.
Howe argues honesty is the standard for human progress and warns many refuse to follow it. He notes simple garden basics mirror life and that industry, fairness, and economy yield inevitable results while idleness and impoliteness lead to poor outcomes. He cites 600000 years of preaching honesty and only 10 percent practicing it. He suggests 90 percent must be converted to eat to live rather than live to eat.
The article questions whether the American Woolen Company can be held liable for certain practices. It examines legal theories, potential negligence, and the implications for workers and industry standards.
A New York federal judge dismissed the government suit against American Woolen Company, ruling the Lever Act fines and penalties do not apply because it covers clothing while the firm makes cloth. The decision raises questions about profiteering practices and justice for the public.
A bond owner is warned that coupon government bonds are easily stolen or mislaid and can be disposed of. The article advises converting to registered bonds for safety, noting banks may charge fees but offer protection as long as the government remains.
Fragmentary OCR renders a garbled note about lifting ore and figures. Names, dates, or clear events are not discernible, leaving only scattered terms and stray phrases.
The 1916 class at Ohio University urged a stricter standard of scholarship at the Alma Mater during a Wednesday noon gathering. Alumni pledged to aid the reunion efforts, fund raising, and promote 100 percent membership in the Alumni Association, with plans for a broader alumni magazine and a central office collaboration.
Unclear OCR text references votes and attitudes toward women. The readable parts mention attorneys and clothing comments, but no definite event, names, or places to anchor a proper article record.
Seniors of Ohio University marked a class day with fitting exercises in Ewing Hall Auditorium. The Chimes fund received a record $711 from the Class of 1920. Elizabeth Vey gave the Class Prophecy and Miles Duggin read the class poem titled The Clock of 1920.
Montreal June 17 Omar labor outlines a second major steel strike amid AFL convention debate. The resolution would unite the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Plate with the steel workers general organization committee.
New England June 17 Children’s Day exercises will be held at the Presbyterian church Sunday June 20 at 7 30 p m A big attendance is expected as a program of unusual worth has been prepared.
The item mentions Alyah Verity and family at Fisher Station and Mr. and Mrs. Zine Coert ots. Adtnnie Veryey and Mrs. Emma Bleakenship of West Virginia left Wednesday after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Nat Goldstein of St. Louis said late last night that $2600 given to further Governor Lowden’s candidacy had been returned. He also noted $2500 provided to support Emerson campaigns was not kept.
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